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The French Revolution

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What year did the French Revolution begin?   1789  
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What ideas contributed to the French Revolution?   the Enlightenment Period  
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What 3 things led to the French Revolution?   1. Financial Crisis. 2. Lavish spending of Louis XVI and Marie Antoinette. 3. No equality in estate system.  
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Who made up the 1st estate?   the clergy of the Roman Catholic Church  
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Who made up the 2nd estate?   the rich nobles  
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Who were the Bourgeosie of the 1st Third estate?   bankers, factory owners, merchants, professionals & skilled laborers  
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What jobs did the city workers of the 2nd Third estate have?   laborers, domestic servants & appretices  
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What percent did the 3rd Third Estate group represent of France's 26 million people?   80%  
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Who paid the most taxes?   The Third Estate Group  
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What group was the peasants?   the 3rd Third estate group  
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What group were the commoners in?   The Third estate group  
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What is absolute monarchy?   unlimited power  
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Who did King Louis XVI call for to raise taxes?   the estates general  
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What was Versailles?   the palace of the king located 12 miles from Paris  
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What did the Third Estate form at the tennis courts?   a national assembly  
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What did the third estate vow at the tennis courts?   they vowed to not leave until a constitution was written  
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What was the Bastille?   a prison  
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Why did the rioters seize the Bastille?   for weapons and gunpowder  
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What date is Bastille Day?   July 14  
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Where did the slogan "Liberty, Equality, Fraternity" come from?   the Declaration of the Rights of Man and of the Citizen  
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What was the Great Fear?   a wave of panic fueled by rumors of nobles hiring outlaws to kill peasants  
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Why did 7,000 women march to Versailles?   to demand bread  
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Define, secular.   without religion  
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define, radical.   a far-reaching or fundamental change  
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What were the radicals who supported Robespierre called?   Jacobins  
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What was the Reign of Terror?   the period when so many people were killed by the guillotine  
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How did King Louis XVI commit treason?   he tried to escape from France and head to Austria  
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Did Robespierre make sure everyone accused of a crime had a fair trial?   No  
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What final event happened to Robespierre?   guillotine  
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Who quickly rose to power after being appointed the General to command the French Army?   Napoleon  
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What did Napoleon assume power as?   a dictator  
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What was Napoleon called after he took over control of French government?   Emperor  
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Where was Napoleon banished to?   the island of Elba  
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