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16 Cards in this Set
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Sans Culottes
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working class revolutionaries
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Girondins
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group o leftist National Assembly members. Gifted speakers and legislators.
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Feuillant
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After Jacobin club fell apart, many ex-Jacobins became Feuillants. Slightly less radical than Jacobins.
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Jacques Pierre Brissot
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Member o' National Assembly, a Girodin, often in trouble with government because of his writing, was once locked in Bastille
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Jerome Petiton
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National Assembly member who greeted the King after his failed escape, Mayor of Paris
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Emigres
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Feudal lords who left the country to escape the revolution
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Jean Paul Marat
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A blowhard journalist who used his writing as propaganda for the revolution.
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Manon Roland and Jean-Marie Roland
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Manon Roland - female journalist who sided with the revolutionaries
Jean-Marie Roland - her Jacobin Husband |
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Declaration of Pillnitz
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Emperor Leopold & King of Prussia said: "We will restore the French monarchy"
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La Patrie en Danger
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state of emergency the National Assembly put the country in on July 13 1791. All men who can bear arms, prepare for war with Austria.
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What forces started gettin' more power in the National Assembly?
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Leftist forces got more power after---
demonstrators were killed by Bailley & Lafayette -- the people were thinking revolution was only helping middle class |
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consequences of revolution taking more radical turn?
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Blacklash. Some radicals arrested, radical newspapers shut down, demonstrators shot at.
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What led to war with Austria & Prussia? Consequences of this war?
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Revolutionaries wanted to prosecute emigres. Monarchists wanted Austria & Prussia to bring back monarchy. War happened-- many early French losses.
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What decrees did the King veto? How did this get him in trouble?
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King vetoed the National Assembly's decision to exile counter revolutionary priests and a decree that allowed a camp of fedres outside of Paris. Unpopular with the Sans Culottes, who stormed Tuileries
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Describe events of 20 June & 14 July 1792. How do these events demonstrate deterioration of royal power?
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June 20 - Sans Culottes storm Tuileries, make King wear revolutionary hat & say "long live the nation"
July 14 - King made to pledge aligence to revolution & burn down a tree representing feudalism. King has completely lost power. |
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What lead to attack on Tuileries of August 1792? Major impact on Assembly & royal family?!
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Commander of Army demands royal family be respected & protected; also anyone who deserted from war with Austrians will be shot. Because of this, National Assembly is replaced with new commune. King jailed & dethroned. National Convention elected based on voting.
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