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Chapter 20

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Old Order   France's social and political stricture that places the king at the top and three estates below him  
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King Louis XVI   ruler during early years of the French revolution  
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Marie-Antoinette   Austrian wife of King Louis XVI, serving as a queen during his reign  
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First Estate   small, privileged class made up of Roman Catholic clergy in France  
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Second Estate   the class in France that was made up of nobility  
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Third Estate   the class of 97% of France, made up of the bourgeoisie, artisans, and merchants, and peasants  
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bourgeoisie   city-dwelling merchants, factory owners, and professionals  
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sansculottes   "without knee breeches"; a nickname for the worker of the Third Estate  
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Declaration of the Rights of Man and of Citizen   document written by the National Assembly advocating equality, freedom of speech, and freedom of religion  
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radicals   people favoring extreme change  
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Maximilien Robespierre   Mountain member and a leader of the National Convention  
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guillotine   an execution device that drops a sharp, heavy blade through the victim's neck  
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counterrevolution   a revolution against a government established by a revolution  
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Reign of Terror   series of accusations, arrests, and executions started by the Mountain  
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Napoleon Bonaparte   ambitious military leader who became emperor of France  
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Admiral Horatio Nelson   British naval commandar who won the Battle of the Nile  
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coup d'etat   a forced transfer of power  
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plebiscite   a question put before all voters  
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Continental System   a blockade that stopped French and allied ships from trading with Great Britain to prevent that nation from funding the rebellion against Napoleon  
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nationalism   a sense of identity and unity as a people  
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Czar Alexander I   Russian ruler during Napoleon's failed invasion of Russia  
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Hundred Days   brief period of renewed glory for Napoleon  
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Duke of Wellington   head of the British troops during the Battle of Waterloo  
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indemnity   payment to other countries to compensate for damages caused during war  
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Charles Maurice de Talleyrand   French diplomat who attended the Congress of Vienna on behalf of King Louis XVIII and helped ensure families as the new map was drawn  
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Prince Klemens von Meternich   Austrian prince who strongly influenced policy decision-making at the Congress of Vienna  
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rectionary   opposing progress in hopes of conditions returning to those of earlier times  
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