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feudal orders
Three Estates: clergy, nobility, and everybody else
middle class
third estate "everybody else" developing economic/politcal power (merchants, traders)
National Assembly
third estate, came out of estates general,+tennis court oath-not leave until new constitution is written for equality=nat'l assembly, 1st rev, act of FR, 1789
Declaration of the Rights of Man
Equality for all men before the law (abolishment of feudal privileges)
Individual freedom of property, speech, assembly, 1789-91
Representative government, limited monarchy, no longer absolute
Jacobins
nat'l assembly dissolved, majority of the new legislative assemlby, committed to liberal revolution, distrustful of monarchy
Maximilien Robespierre
after execution of king, he leads politcal battles between Girondists and Mountain, executed July 1794
sans-culottes
working class/traders, politcally involved, sided with Mountain/Robespierre
Reign of Terror
war not going well for France=formation of Committee for Public Safety. Radicalism of Robespierre/ sans-culottes leads to mass executions of nobles/counter-revolutionaries/suspected monarchists/anyone deemed threat, 1794-99
Thermidorian Reaction
'Conservative' phase of F.R, July Rev., foreign invasion gone, ppl tired of instability, execute Robespierre, 1794-99