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The French Revolution

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The French Revolution

Liberty, Equality, Fraternity. The French Revolution. Play Marseilles. Detail From Triumph of Marat, Boilly, 1794 (Musee des Beaux-Arts). The Old Regime.

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The French Revolution

Liberty, Equality, Fraternity. The French Revolution. Play Marseilles. From Triumph of Marat, Boilly , 1794 ( Musee des Beaux-Arts). The Old Regime.

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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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Chapter 18 French Revolution and Napoleon

Chapter 18 French Revolution and Napoleon. Section 1: The French Revolution Begins. Main ideas: Social equality and economic problems contributed to the French Revolution. Radicals, Catholic priests, nobles, and the lower classes opposed the new order Key Terms: Estate Relics of feudalism

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The French Revolution Begins

The French Revolution Begins. World history 10B john rules . The Three Estates. Before the French Revolution the society of France was based on inequality There were three estates The estates are like rigid social classes. The second Estate. Nobles 350,000 people (1.5% of population)

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Chapter 18 French Revolution and Napoleon

Chapter 18 French Revolution and Napoleon. Section 1: The French Revolution Begins. Main ideas: Social equality and economic problems contributed to the French Revolution. Radicals, Catholic priests, nobles, and the lower classes opposed the new order Key Terms: Estate Relics of feudalism

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On the Eve of Revolution

On the Eve of Revolution. Chapter 6 Section 1 pp. 166-170. Life in France in 1789.

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Recap: Causes of French Rev.

Recap: Causes of French Rev. 1) Louis 16 th & Marie Antoinette 2) The Estate system 3) The American Revolution 4) Bankruptcy 5) Famine, Harvest Crisis 6) Enlightenment . Estate System. The People of France were divided into 3 Estates The First Estate was the clergy

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The French Revolution

The French Revolution. Old Regime. Social and political system in France Existed until the late 1770s 3 social classes called Estates. First Estate. Clergy of the Roman Catholic Church Exempt from paying taxes Owned 10% of the land Made up only 1% of the population of France.

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BUT THE THIRD ESTATE WAS ALWAYS OUTVOTED BY THE OTHER TWO.

IN 1789, LOUIS XVI CALLED A MEETING OF THE ESTATES GENERAL. HE ASKED EASH ESTATE TO MAKE A LIST OF COMPLAINTS, CALLED CAHIERS . BUT THE THIRD ESTATE WAS ALWAYS OUTVOTED BY THE OTHER TWO.

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The Causes of the French Revolution

The Causes of the French Revolution. Background. Louis the XIV ruled absolutely, but by the end of his reign, the country was failing Rich getting richer, and the poor getting poorer High taxes and high prices for food

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Chapter 6 The French Revolution and Napoleon

Chapter 6 The French Revolution and Napoleon. Section 1 On the Eve of Revolution. French Society Divided

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National Assembly

National Assembly. End of the 3 rd Estate. The 3 rd Estate was fed up and formed the National Assembly on June 17 th , 1789 Some members of the 1 st and 2 nd Estates joined the National Assembly The National Assembly plans to meet with the 1 st and 2 nd Estates June 20 th , 1789.

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French Revolution

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The French Revolution Begins

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The French Government

The French Government. Hemal Parikh And Ravi Patel . The Monarchy . The Monarchy was the first government in France. It was before the revolution.

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Tennis Court Oath By Tyson Tearne

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The French Revolution

The French Revolution. Revolution Begins. Internal revolt against entrenched feudal, clerical and monarchical privilege of France Three Estates (classes)- Clergy- 100,000 pop./ controlled 10% of land Nobility- 300,000 pop./ controlled 25% of land

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Tennis Court Oath By Tyson Tearne

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