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p350-357

World History ST 350-357

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Tennis Court Oath 3rd estate - commoners/peasants would be the new government and would write a constitution
constitutional monarchy king rules but his power is limited by a law making body
radicals people who favor revolution or a quick change in government
guillotine a machine popular in France, used to behead people
bourgeoisie middle class represented by merchants and landowners
Bastille fortress in Paris, the storming of it began the French Revolution
consulate in France, where the government would be ruled by 3 consuls
coup d'etat sudden violent overthrow of the government
Napoleonic Code laws developed and based upon the idea that all people are equal
nationalism pride in one's country
pleibiscite popular vote on an important issue
allies agreement between countries in that they give each other support
How was the French society organized before the Revolution? society in France was rigidly organized, classes did not mix, society was broken into two groups: nobility/clergy and Bourgeoise (merchants- business owners)/Peasants (farmers or laborers)
How did Napoleon win an empire for France? was a very smart general, because communication was limited he never let one army get very far from another; would buy/transport supplies & keep up with armies. He always visited troops,had a recall of soldiers. Early on he fought along side his troops
How did the nations of Europe overthrow Napoleon? Napoleon made two mistakes: 1. invaded Russia in winter which weakened his army (He was exiled to the island of Elba). 2. European countries combined their forces to defeat Napoleon at the Battle of Waterloo
What happened to the USNS Impeccable? A Chinese intelligence ship and four others surrounded the USNS Impeccable, an unarmed vessel with a civilian merchant marine crew, as the craft conducted ocean surveys in the international waters of the South China Sea.
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