French Revolution Study Guide

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Jordan Berk
Flashcards by Jordan Berk, updated more than 1 year ago
Jordan Berk
Created by Jordan Berk about 6 years ago
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Émigrés French nobles who fled from France during the Revolution
Tennis Court Oath Oath made by the National Assembly stating that they would not disband until a new constitution was created
Robespierre Violent leader of the Jacobins and was the main reason for the start of the Reign of Terror
Napoleon Bonaparte Gained military power at the age of 27; he became the dictator of France that everyone liked
Reign of Terror Period of time when Maximilian Robespierre executed thousands of innocent people using guillotines to express his power
Napoleonic Code v
Congress of Vienna A meeting between multiple countries after the Reign of Terror; the countries gave power back to the royal families in France who ruled before the French Revolution
Battle of Waterloo Napoleon’s last battle, which ended his time in leadership; between Britain and Napoleon
Three Estates In the Feudalist government of the Old Regime, three social classes existed: First Estate (rich, clergy, Church members), Second Estate (rich, nobles, émigrés, court system), Third Estate (everyone else, from rich to poor, bourgeois
Great Fear A period of time when there were rumors going around that nobles were going to overthrow the peasants
Jacobins Robespierre’s group of radicals that killed thousands of people using guillotines
Estates General Government made up of the 3 estates; the 1st and 2nd usually outvoted the 3rd estate, which made it unfair
National Convention Tried King Louis XVI for treason
National Assembly A fair government that passed the Declaration of the Rights of Man and the first French constitution; Captured King Louis XVI
Declaration of the Rights of Man Demonstrated the democratic principles being brought the French Government
Civil Constitution of the Clergy Document created by the National Assembly that gave the French Government control over the Church
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