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history chapter 19

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the bourgeoisie belonged to which estate? the third estate
during the reign of terror Robespierre tried to do what? crush all opposition to the revolution.
what were the goals of the Congress of Vienna? to create lasting peace
why did the French nobles resist Neckers financial reforms? they wanted to pay no taxes
how did the French respond to threats to the revolution? they became more radical
what was the Constitution of 1791? established a new legislative assembly
what areas did Napoleon annex to France? the Netherlands
why did the Congress of Vienna redraw boundaries of some European countries? to encircle France with strong countries
Frances economy was mainly supported by who? the third estate
the Declaration of Right of Man and the Citizen stated that? all men were born free and equal in rights
How did the Napoleonic Code reflect Enlightenment principles? it guaranteed the equality of all citizens before the law
"let all three estates list their grievances to me" louis XVI
"lives must be sacrificed for liberty" Robespierre
"woman's rights are the same as those of a man" Olympe Des Gouges
"i love power as a musician loves his violin" Napoleon
"monarchy is the only way to save Europe from the ravages of nationalism" Clemens von Metternich
abdicate to give up power
deficit spending spending more money than is taken in
plebiscite ballot in which voters say yes or no
sans-culottes working class revolutionaries
suffrage right to vote
Napoleon French emperor who dominated Europe in the early 1800s
Jacques Louis David leading painter during the French revolution
Maximilian Robespierre lead the reign of terror during the french revolution
Olympe Des Gouges French journalist who demanded equal rights for women
Clemens Von Metternich Austrian prince who wanted to restore the status quot of 1792 at the Congress of Vienna
blockade military tactic through which ports are shut off to keep people or supplies from moving in or out
bourgeoisie wealthiest members of the third estate
émigré a person who fled revolutionary France to live in another country
nationalism feeling of pride in and intense devotion to ones country
sans-culottes radical working class men and women
describe Napoleons life born on the island of Corsica his family had little money trained for a military career won battles against the Australian and British set up the Consulate named First Consul Self proclaimed emperor in 1804 made peace with the catholic church
more about napoleons life set up public schools instituted the Napoleonic code won support across all estates abolished the holy roman empire cut Persian territory in half got banished twice
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