French Revolution and Napoleon
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- Q1clergy; top group in societyFirst Estate30sEditDelete
- Q2made up of the nobility; top jobs in government; hated absolutism.Second Estate30sEditDelete
- Q398% of the population; peasants, bankers, lawyers, merchants, etc.Third Estate30sEditDelete
- Q4using money you do not havedeficit spending30sEditDelete
- Q5absolute monarch at the start of the French RevolutionKing Louis XVI30sEditDelete
- Q6legislative body consisting of representatives of three estates that came together to discuss issues before making any decisionsEstates General30sEditDelete
- Q7famous agreement made by the Third Estate after the First and Second Estate refused to show up to meet the Estates General and they were locked out by Louis XVITennis Court Oath30sEditDelete
- Q8national holiday for France; date of the storming of the BastilleJuly 14th, 178930sEditDelete
- Q9grim medieval fortress used as a prison or a place to hold weapons; symbol of the French RevolutionBastille30sEditDelete
- Q10having power through forcetyranny30sEditDelete
- Q11rumors were heard all over the country with tales of attacks on villages and towns and nobles' homes; led to fleeing of nobles from country"Great Fear"30sEditDelete
- Q12modeled after the Declaration of Independence; gave natural rights to people; major document of the French RevolutionDeclaration of the Rights of Man and of the Citizen30sEditDelete
- Q13storming of women on Versailles asking for BreadMarch of Women30sEditDelete
- Q14Queen during the French Revolution; aka Madame DeficitMarie Antoinette30sEditDelete
- Q15attempt by the King and Queen try to flee the country to Austria to get away from the RevolutionRoyal Family "escape"30sEditDelete
- Q16French ruling body which took office in 1791; made up of the sans-culottes; wanted to end the monarchy and create a republicLegislative Assembly30sEditDelete
- Q17working class men and women; wore long pantssans-culottes30sEditDelete
- Q18supported the sans-culottes and the legislative assemblyJacobins30sEditDelete
- Q19would do anything necessary to protect the Revolution and achieve its goalsReign of Terror30sEditDelete
- Q20lead by Danton and later Robespierre; conducted the Reign of TerrorCommittee of Public Safety30sEditDelete