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french revolution

TermDefinition
Legislative Assembly Limited constitutional monarchy replaces National assembly
Sans culottes(radicals-leftists) Members of 3rd estate who wanted a republic- no king
Moderates(centrists) Wanted limited monarchy, king who must share power
Émigrés(conservatives) Wanted to return to of regime
Jacobins Radical group wanted to end monarchy and make france a republic
Maximilien Robespierre Responsible for reign of terror
Jean Paul marat His paper advocated violence
Georges Danton popular with peasants
Committee of public safety Group that identified enemies of the republic
Reign of terror 80,000People executed after being identified as enemies of he republic
Guillotine Killing device utilized during the reign of terror
Old regime Pre-Revolutionary France ( politically economy socially)
Estates Social classes
First estate Members of church 1%
Second estate Royalty and nobility 3%
Third estate 1) merchants 2)workers 3)peasants
Louis XVI King of France
Marie Antoinette Queen of France
Estates General Meeting of all three estates (1614)
National Assembly Representative government formed by the third estate
Tennis court oath Vow by third estate not to leave until they had written a new constitution
Storming of the Bastille 3rd estate raid armory to confiscate guns and gunpowder
Great Fear Panic at Paris and the country side advocating violence and the fear of Civil War
THe Women's March 6000 women march to Versialles to bring back louis and Marie to Paris
Declaration of the Rights of Man French declaration of independence on Enlightenment Ideals
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