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French Revolution

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The French Revolution Review Questions

The French Revolution Review Questions. 1. What was the French Revolution?. The French Revolution (1789-1799). The French Revolution was a period of radical social and political change in France. The monarchy was eventually abolished.

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World History STAAR Review Spring 2013

World History STAAR Review Spring 2013. Ancient Civilizations Tab. Ancient Civilizations Tab (Continued on back). Ancient Civilizations . Map goes on the Ancient Civilization tab Color the ancient river valley civilizations different colors so that your notes can be color coded. .

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Napolean and French Revolution

Napolean and French Revolution. Which estate were peasants found in?. Which estate were peasants found in?. 3rd. Who was the leader in charge of the Congress of Vienna?. A: Robespierre B: Marie Antoinette C: Napolean D: Metternich E: Guillotine.

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Two-Column Notes

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THE FRENCH REVOLUTION

THE FRENCH REVOLUTION. The MODERATE Stage (Bourgeoisie). ESTATES-GENERAL (1789). Called by Louis XVI to resolve the financial crisis Meets May 5, 1789 First Estates-General since 1614! ( 175 years ) The three estates DO agree on some things Limiting royal absolutism

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FRENCH MONARCHY IN CRISIS 1789-1815

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The revolution in politics, 1775-1815

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French Revolution

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What were the Causes of French Revolution and What was the Nature of the Revolution?

What were the Causes of French Revolution and What was the Nature of the Revolution?. Global History & Geography 10th Grade Boys/Girls Br. Siraj [ 21 October 2019 ]. Long-Term Causes. Social Division - Three Estates or Classes 1st estate - the clergy 0.5% of French population.

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French Revolution

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October 2, 2012

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The First Stage

The First Stage. First Stage (1789-1793). King Louis XVI desired raising new taxes to stabilize economy King called the Estates General 3 estates = 3 Classes Made up of members from the Three Estates Each estate had one vote Not met for 150 years Needed to meet.

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The Calling of the Estates General

The Calling of the Estates General. Essential Question. What were the complaints of the 3 rd Estate and how did they change the French Government?. Background: Calling the Estates General. Estates General Assembly of representatives from all three estates Goal: Reform Taxing, Fix the Debt

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7.1

7.1. The French Revolution Begins. Estates. Estates = social classes 1 st Estate = Clergy/Church officials Own 10% of land Contributes 2% of income to gvt. 2 nd Estate = Rich nobles 2% of population Own 20% of land Pay no taxes 3 rd Estate = middle class & poor citizens

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Causes of the French Revolution

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France before the Revolution

France before the Revolution. Louis XV. Successor to Louis XIV Ruled carelessly Madame de Pompadour Chief mistress Often seen as one of the most powerful women of the 18 th century. Louis XV Creates Problems. Involved in several wars during his reign War of Polish Succession

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Marie Antoinette

Marie Antoinette. By Danielle Casilio Justin H. November 2, 1755-October, 1793 . Austrian native Born November 2, 1755 France sought an alliance with Austria Began living like a true Queen once the King died (1774) Spent Lavishly Gave birth to a daughter, then two sons in 1778

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Why was the National Assembly formed and who was it formed by?

Why was the National Assembly formed and who was it formed by?. Louis XIV did not respond to any of the 3rd Estates problems. There was no Strong Leadership. The King and ministers did not offer a program for reform. The method of voting was unfair.

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Bell Ringer

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