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60 Cards in this Set
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a list of grievances
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cahiers
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title given to nampoleon's forces
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grand army
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having a strong sense of patriotism towards your country
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nationalism
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british were defeated here by Napoleon's forces in 1793
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Toulon
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type of warfare tactics used by the spanish to suppress french revolutionaries during the napoleon era
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guerilla
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territory sold to the united states for 415 million in 1803
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louisiana purchase
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the second phase of the french revolution that marked a time period of internal violence and external warfare
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reign of terror
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parisian woman that dies from tuberculosis before she is reunited with her daughter in les miserables
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fentine
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location of the battle of nations in which napoleons forces were defeated by allied countries
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leipzig
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committe established to prepare france for war at home and abroud
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committee of public safety
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napoleon's brother who became king of spain in 1808
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joseph
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a radical move by the national assembly was when they took control of this
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church
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leader of the slave revolution in the productive french sugar colony of st. dominique
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ouverture
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country that napoleon's brother joseph ascended to by apointment
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spain
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napoleon's second wife and daughter of the hapsburg emperor
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marie louise
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midddle class radicals that intended to wipeout any notion of royalty in france
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jacobins
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estate that made up the urban workers and manufacturers of france
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third
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third phase of the french revolution
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directory
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inspector obsessed with bringing jean valjean to justice in les miserables
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javert
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blow to the state
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coupdetot
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french citizens tha tfled france during the revolution
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emigres
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denounced the national assembly when they took control of the french catholic church
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pope
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medieval prison seized by parisians on july 14th 1789 that marked the beginning of the french revolution
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bastille
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city in which a series of meetings took place to establish collective security throughout europe after napoleons defeat
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vienna
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declaration that threatened to have prussia and austria intervene in the french revolution in order to protect the royal family
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pilnitz
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convict turned humanitarian in les miserables
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jean valjean
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estate made up primarly by french nobility and military officials
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second
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similar to indentured servitude french citizens could work off their debts by doing menial labor for the government
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corvee
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belgian battle in which napoleons forces were defeated in just one day by joint british and prussian forces
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waterloo
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chosen by the jacobins to curb counterrevolutionary behavior during the reign of terror
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maximillian robespierre
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headed the national guard that was amilitia formed to counter the royal guard when it entered paris
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lafayette
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the little given to the first phase of the french revolution that symbolized the non hostile takeover of the government by the third estate and their attempt to draft a constitution
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national assembly
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empire that saw its demise during napoleon's rule
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holy roman
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war between spain and france from 1808 to 1814
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peninsular war
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parisian home that the royal familiy was imprisoned in during a short time period in the french revolution
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tuilleries
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island in the south atlantic that napoleon fled to and died at after his defeat in belgium in 1815
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st. helena
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louis xvi wife and queen of france during the first half of the french revolution
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marie antoinette
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napoleon abdicated the throne to him in 1813
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louis xviii
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austrian foreing minister who proved to be the most influential at the congress of viena
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metternich
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french military leader that came to power from the bottom up and later declared himself emperor of france
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napoleon
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napoleons first wife
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josephine
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island nation where napoleon was born
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corsica
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face was on french currency that identified him
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louis xiv
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nation captured by napoleon's forces
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italy
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spending more than you have
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deficit spending
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a vote of the people
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plebiscite
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estate made up predominantly by french clergy
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first estate
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island in the mediterranean that napoleon was exiled to after he abdicated the throne
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elba
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overran by french forces in 1793
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netherlands
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palace outside of paris that housed the royal family
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versailles
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reforms adopted during napoleons reign that adopted many enlightenment ideals
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napoleonic code
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the symbol of teh revolutionaries that later became the flag of france
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tri color
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oath taken by delegates from all the estates to come to terms on a constitution and never to separate
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tennis court oath
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symbol of terror during the french revolution
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guillotine
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nation in which a few rule over many
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oligarchy
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country that has a royal presence but taht ryalty only has a limited authority
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limited monarchy
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child raised by jean valjean after her mother dies
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cosette
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only major battle that napoleon lost was this naval one off teh coast of apin
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trafalgar
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the main food source for teh bulk of teh population in france
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bread
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tactic used by the russian army in 1812 to prevent french tropps from advancing far onto russian soil
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scorched earth
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