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Miss K's French Rev.

French Rev. Radical Days of Revolution (Ch. 6.3)

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Suffrage the right to vote; the National Convention extended the right to vote to all male citizens, not just property owners
Robespierre lawyer and political who became leader of the Committee for Public Safety and was known as “the incorruptible”; favored the revolution and said liberty could not be secured unless criminals lost their heads
Guillotine “humane” invention created to extinguish life instantly versus the uncertain ax; used during the Reign of Terror to execute thousands
Napoleon Bonaparte popular military hero who rose to power and dominated France and Europe; a hero to some and villain to others; made many reforms
Nationalism strong feeling of pride in and devotion to one’s country; it spread throughout France as the revolution gave the country a strong unified identity
Secular having to do with worldly, rather than religious, matters
Committee of Public Safety had almost absolute power as they battled for the revolution; led by Robespierre and the Jacobins, they prepared France for all out war
Reign of Terror when revolutionary court tribunals conducted hasty trials to convict those against the revolution; 17,000 were executed by the guillotine and 300,000 arrested
Marseilles translates to “children of the fatherland”; later became the national anthem
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