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What is a political ideology in which they glamorize tradition and a return to a previous state of being?

Conservatism

What is a political ideology that pushes for individual freedoms, guaranteed rights or being, expression and thought?

Liberalism

What is a belief in the superiority of a nation's ideas or concepts?

Nationalism

What is the Old Regime?

Social and political system in place before the French Revolution

What is a king or queen without limitations on their power and pass that power down through their generations called?

Absolute Monarch

What is the Divine Right?

A belief that the Kings power is derived from the will of god and questioning the King would be questioning God himself

Who made the first estate?

Clergy (members of the church) Catholic

Where did the upper clergy came from?

Wealthy families/nobles and paid no taxes

Who made up the lower clergy?

Poorer and lived among the people, but still paid no taxes

Who made up the second estate?

Nobles

How much taxes did the second estate pay?

Paid very little taxes even though they owned a big chuck of France

Who made up of third estate?

Made up of everyone else farmers, serfs, artisans, city workers, and the middle class

Who is the middle class?

Bourgeoisie

How much taxes did the third estate pay?

Paid about fifty percent of their income of taxes, they owned one half of the land, one small farm at a time (they made up of ninety percent of the population)

What is the legislative body in the Old regime?

The Estates General

How did the Estates general work?

Each estate met separately and each came out and cast one vote (two thirds won, and the first and second Estates voted together

What did the Bourgeoisie wanted?

Wanted what the American middle-class had earned in the American Revolution (liberty and equality)

Who gave different tax rates to different groups?

Louis XVI

Who is the Sun King?

Louis XIV

When did the Estates general met?

Since 1614 but Louis had to raise taxes

Who led the third estate?

The middle class

What did the middle class argued about?

The way Estates general voted was unfair

Who called them together in 1787 in Versailles?

Louis the XVI

How many delegates would meet in the same room and each would get a vote?

All Twelve hundred delegates

How many delegates did the first Estates had?

Three hundred delegates

How many delegates did the second estate had?

Three hundred delegates

How many delegates did the third estate had?

Six hundred delegates

How many thirds were required to pass a law?

Two thirds

When did the third estate tried to force the other two estates to meet together?

On June 17, 1789

When did the third estate tried to force the other two estates to meet together?

On June 17, 1789

What constitution did the third estate went to the indoor tennis court of Versailles and rowed not to leave?

The Tennis Court Oath

When did the third estate tried to force the other two estates to meet together?

On June 17, 1789

What constitution did the third estate went to the indoor tennis court of Versailles and rowed not to leave?

The Tennis Court Oath

After one week, what legislative body that the king gave in and ordered the first and second estates to join?

The National Assembly (the second legislative body of France)

When did the third estate tried to force the other two estates to meet together?

On June 17, 1789

What constitution did the third estate went to the indoor tennis court of Versailles and rowed not to leave?

The Tennis Court Oath

After one week, what legislative body that the king gave in and ordered the first and second estates to join?

The National Assembly (the second legislative body of France)

How many troops did Louis XVI sent to attempt to maintain his power to Versailles?

18,000 troops

When did the third estate tried to force the other two estates to meet together?

On June 17, 1789

What constitution did the third estate went to the indoor tennis court of Versailles and rowed not to leave?

The Tennis Court Oath

After one week, what legislative body that the king gave in and ordered the first and second estates to join?

The National Assembly (the second legislative body of France)

How many troops did Louis XVI sent to attempt to maintain his power to Versailles?

18,000 troops

When did the people of Paris to gather outside of the Bastille?

July 14, 1789

What was a stone prison for the third estate and a symbol of oppression?

The Bastille

What was a stone prison for the third estate and a symbol of oppression?

The Bastille

What did they also stored in the Bastille?

Army stored guns and gunpowder

What was a stone prison for the third estate and a symbol of oppression?

The Bastille

What did they also stored in the Bastille?

Army stored guns and gunpowder

Who's heads were on poles?

Mayor's and commander

What was a stone prison for the third estate and a symbol of oppression?

The Bastille

What did they also stored in the Bastille?

Army stored guns and gunpowder

Who's heads were on poles?

Mayor's and commander

When was it a national holiday for the 2nd win of the third estate?

July 14

What event was a peasant led mob trough out the country side of Paris, burning down houses, killing nobles and destroying records of debt?

The Great Fear

Who were the nobles that survived fled the country to other parts of Europe called?

Emigres (emigre is to come out, emigrated to come in)