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U5P1 Euro

TermDefinition
Louis XVI French monarch during French Revolution; he was guillotined in 1794
popular sovereignty the concept that political power is derived from the people
social contract theory states that people enter into a contract with those who govern them when they elect them and that they may REVOLT if their rights are not upheld
John Locke outlined social contract theory in Two Treatises on Government
Baron de Montesquieu Spirit of the Laws; argued for separation of powers
bourgeoisie well-educated middle class
1st Estate corporate body comprised of the clergy
2nd Estate corporate body composed of the nobility
3rd Estate corporate body composing 97% of French population
Estates General body comprised of three French estates
cahiers de doleances “notebooks” of complaints brought by delegates to Estates General
What is the Third Estate? by Abbe Sieyes; said nobility was tiny and overprivileged and Third Estate was truly representative of French people
Oath of the Tennis Court said National Assembly would not disband until they had written a constitution
Bastille prison stormed by Parisians to gain weapons
Declaration of the Rights of Man passed by the National Assembly; promoted equality before the law, representative govt, individual freedoms
Edmund Burke wrote Reflections on the Revolution in France (1790); father of modern conservatism
Reflections on the Revolution in France (1790) pamphlet that criticized the French Revolution as too radical
Mountain most radical members of the Jacobin Club
Jacobins political club that supported the Revolution
Committee of Public Safety created by the Mountain faction to radicalize the Revolution
sans-culottes radical, left-wing members of the lower-class
Robespierre leader of the Mountain faction of Jacobins; later guillotined
Seven Years' War war in which Britain defeated France and thus became most powerful European nation; Britain gained Canada and parts of India
levee en masse term that referred to mass conscription of French soldiers who fought for revolutionary ideas
Olympe de Gouges Argued that equality before the law didn’t exist for women; wrote Declaration of the Rights of Women and Citizen
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