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Question | Answer |
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there were souring ____ and peasents had no food. | bread prices |
too ___ caused problems | much spending and extrvagence |
the first and second estates paid almost ___ taxes | no |
Bonaparte allowed ___ | religous freedom and catholics |
the largest class who were the largest and paid the taxes were the _____ | peasents |
the ____ 1776 declred the colonies independence from england | decalration of independence in |
Napoleon also wrote clear and understanable law called the | Napolionic code |
Napoleon was finally defeated militarilarily at _____ and exiled to st. Helen | Waterloo Belgium |
The finances were bad due to two _____ | wars |
The colonies wrote a constitution and became the united states of america as a | democracy |
England established the economic system of _____ in the american colonies | mercantelism |
The ____ resented the privileges of the first and second estates | peasents |
The third estate was unhappy with the solutions and formed the | national assembly |
the ____ represented the years of abuse by the french government to the peasents | Bastille |
____ Voided the constitution during the reighn of terror and executed anyone who did not agree with his ideas. He was executed | Roespierre |
____ went up and the peasents could not afford to purchase any food;they were starving | Food prices |
There was much ____ | Narrowing and heavy spending |
After napoleon was exiled france returned to a ______ with Louis XVI. | Constitutional monarchy |
The colonies served as a scource of ________ for england | raw materials |
____ the estates general to try and solve problems | Louis XVI. called |
The british marched into america and began the american rev. with ____ in concord and lexington | confiscation of arms |
There was ____ among the three classes in france | inequality |
Uprisings in france led ti the capture and execution of Louis XVI. and marked the begging of the _____ | Reign of terror |
______took control of france in 1799 and instituted new laws and took control of much of europe | napoleon Bonaparte |
the colonist were angered over _____ | trade lwas and taxes |
the other smaller and richer classes of france were the ____ | clergy and nobels |
Plebiscite | popular vote election by ballot; nanapoleon was esentially voted in but still had absolute power |
Napoleonic code | code of laws in france thatwere basedupon the enlightenment ideas such as equality of citizens before the law religous toleration and the abolition of feudilis;undid some reforms of the revolution espesially for women |
Continental System | type of warfare that closed off europes ports to british goods ; also referred to as a blockade |
battle of waterloo | Battle in Belgium between and allied many versus France ; Napoleons army was crushed in day long clash |
Exile | To be sent away or banished |
principle of legitimacy | restoring hereditary monarchs back on the throne ; monarchs had been unseated by the revolution and napoleon |
Abdicate | means to step down form power; Napoleon was forced to dothis after his russian defeat |
Congree of veinna | meeting of diplomats after the napolionic era to peice europe back together |
Annex | add territory to an existing state or country; Napoleon incorporated the netherlands Belgium, and parts of italy and germany into frnace |
Factions | dissenting groups of people who competed to gain power in france |
Emigres | nobels,clergy and others who fled france due to fears of the revolution |
Marquis de Lafayette | aristocrat"hero of the two worlds" who moderates looked up to ; led a revelutionary miltia |
republic | Government ruled by elected reps. instead of monarch; form of government demanded by the sans coulette |
Marie Antwionette | Austrian born queen of france , marrie to Louis XVI. who led and extrvagent lifestyle which resulted in lack of favortism of the people |
Jacobins | A revolutionary political club made up of mostly middle class lawyers and intelectuals l used pamphhlets and newspapers rto advance the republican cause ; later set out to erase all traces of the old order of monarchy |
Sans-Coulette | translates to "without Pants" |
Olympe de Gouges | a journalist diapoined with the declaration of the rights of man because it exluded womn;she demanded equal right and was imprisioned then executed for her resistence |
1st phase | moderate |
2nd phase | radical |
3rd phase | counter revelutionary |