French Revolution Notes
... ______ % of population ,owned _______ of land, paid little taxes ________ Estate- The _______ or the Lords 2 % of the population owned 25 % of land, paid __________ Third Estate-Bourgeoisie or _______ Class, Peasants, Workers and Serfs __________ of the population, owned 40 % land, paid _______ taxe ...
... ______ % of population ,owned _______ of land, paid little taxes ________ Estate- The _______ or the Lords 2 % of the population owned 25 % of land, paid __________ Third Estate-Bourgeoisie or _______ Class, Peasants, Workers and Serfs __________ of the population, owned 40 % land, paid _______ taxe ...
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... • The Estates-General – An assembly of representatives for all three estates. – Clergy and the nobles dominated the Estates-General. – Each estate’s delegates met in a separate hall to vote, and each estate had one vote. – The two privileged estates could always outvote the Third Estate. – The Third ...
... • The Estates-General – An assembly of representatives for all three estates. – Clergy and the nobles dominated the Estates-General. – Each estate’s delegates met in a separate hall to vote, and each estate had one vote. – The two privileged estates could always outvote the Third Estate. – The Third ...
The French Revolution Begins Economic and social inequalities in
... • Louis’s poor decisions and lack of patience add to France’s problems • He calls Estates-General (May 1789)— meeting of representatives from all three estates • Each Estate got one vote • 3rd Estate wanted each delegate to have a vote • King and other 2 Estates said NO - why? The National Assembly ...
... • Louis’s poor decisions and lack of patience add to France’s problems • He calls Estates-General (May 1789)— meeting of representatives from all three estates • Each Estate got one vote • 3rd Estate wanted each delegate to have a vote • King and other 2 Estates said NO - why? The National Assembly ...
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... State the immediate cause of the French Revolution. Give two examples of French crises that led to this situation. ...
... State the immediate cause of the French Revolution. Give two examples of French crises that led to this situation. ...
The French Revolution
... Tax system was outdated and unfair (esp. to 3rd Estate) King Louis XVI and Queen Marie Antoinette spent most of France’s $$ on luxurious lifestyle while the commoners starved. The need to pay for French & Indian War led to a need to increase taxes. In order to raise taxes, the king had to call ...
... Tax system was outdated and unfair (esp. to 3rd Estate) King Louis XVI and Queen Marie Antoinette spent most of France’s $$ on luxurious lifestyle while the commoners starved. The need to pay for French & Indian War led to a need to increase taxes. In order to raise taxes, the king had to call ...
The French Revolution
... (notebook) listing their grievances • King insisted Estates vote by block, 1 vote per Estate, 3rd Estate wanted to vote by head. • Estates could not agree on Voting system ...
... (notebook) listing their grievances • King insisted Estates vote by block, 1 vote per Estate, 3rd Estate wanted to vote by head. • Estates could not agree on Voting system ...
VIVE FRANCE!
... • The 3 Estates made up the Estates General; each Estate = 1 vote • The 3rd Estate was locked out of a meeting hall so they could not vote for reforms – They created their own oath of allegiance: • Stay together until a Constitution was written • Resist pressure from the other Estates to disband • R ...
... • The 3 Estates made up the Estates General; each Estate = 1 vote • The 3rd Estate was locked out of a meeting hall so they could not vote for reforms – They created their own oath of allegiance: • Stay together until a Constitution was written • Resist pressure from the other Estates to disband • R ...
Revolution Brings Reform and Terror
... What was the tennis court oath? How long did it take the French to write their constitution? 5. What political group was formed by the Third Estate? ...
... What was the tennis court oath? How long did it take the French to write their constitution? 5. What political group was formed by the Third Estate? ...
The French Revolution
... Three Estates add to financial crisis (First and Second don’t pay taxes!!!!) Everyone in conflict with Louis XVI, pointing out flaws of absolute monarchy ...
... Three Estates add to financial crisis (First and Second don’t pay taxes!!!!) Everyone in conflict with Louis XVI, pointing out flaws of absolute monarchy ...
Causes of the French Revolution
... • Louis XVI failed to understand the significance of these events • The National Assembly had an ally in the people against the king and conservative aristocrats ...
... • Louis XVI failed to understand the significance of these events • The National Assembly had an ally in the people against the king and conservative aristocrats ...
Pop Quiz Define terms! - Redlands East Valley High School
... Maupeou Turgot Jacques Necker Calonne Brienne ...
... Maupeou Turgot Jacques Necker Calonne Brienne ...
French Revolution
... pamphlets in favour of constitutional monarchy, was a leader in the Assembly until his death in 1791. He was the voice of conservative radicalism and was against the more ...
... pamphlets in favour of constitutional monarchy, was a leader in the Assembly until his death in 1791. He was the voice of conservative radicalism and was against the more ...
Viva la Resistance! - River Dell Regional School District
... taxpaying men over the age of 25 could vote) Kept the monarchy, but greatly limited it ...
... taxpaying men over the age of 25 could vote) Kept the monarchy, but greatly limited it ...
The French Revolution
... France deeply in debt from spending on wars and a lavish royal court. • France borrowed, but by 1789 the King needed to raise taxes to pay its mounting debt. ...
... France deeply in debt from spending on wars and a lavish royal court. • France borrowed, but by 1789 the King needed to raise taxes to pay its mounting debt. ...
The French Revolution
... • B/c of budget crisis – Louis XVI forced to call meeting of Estates-General • A meeting of representatives from all 3 estates ...
... • B/c of budget crisis – Louis XVI forced to call meeting of Estates-General • A meeting of representatives from all 3 estates ...
chapter 19 quiz - King Miller`s Wiki
... The French Revolution saw a swift transition amongst many different forms of government and authority. Elaborate upon all of the forms of government that existed during the French Revolution beginning with the Absolute Monarchy of Louis XVI. Briefly describe the effectiveness of each type as well as ...
... The French Revolution saw a swift transition amongst many different forms of government and authority. Elaborate upon all of the forms of government that existed during the French Revolution beginning with the Absolute Monarchy of Louis XVI. Briefly describe the effectiveness of each type as well as ...
Revolutionary ideas, leaders, movements and events
... 20 June- the deputies of the new National Assembly- arrived at the Estates General to find that they had been locked out . They marched out of the Palace of Versailles and to a local tennis court, big enough to hold them all. It was there that the deputies swore the Tennis Court Oath- under Bailly’s ...
... 20 June- the deputies of the new National Assembly- arrived at the Estates General to find that they had been locked out . They marched out of the Palace of Versailles and to a local tennis court, big enough to hold them all. It was there that the deputies swore the Tennis Court Oath- under Bailly’s ...
The French Revolution General Introduction to the French
... 1789 – Workers from wallpaper factory sacked owner’s home; Louis asks three estates to prepare cahiers of grievances; Estates General convenes; Third Estate delegates declare themselves National Assembly; Tennis Court Oath; July 14; storming of Bastille. (The Third Estate declared itself to be the N ...
... 1789 – Workers from wallpaper factory sacked owner’s home; Louis asks three estates to prepare cahiers of grievances; Estates General convenes; Third Estate delegates declare themselves National Assembly; Tennis Court Oath; July 14; storming of Bastille. (The Third Estate declared itself to be the N ...
French Revolution
... – After he escaped, returned to France, was welcomed back, captured again at the Battle of Waterloo, then was banished again…. ...
... – After he escaped, returned to France, was welcomed back, captured again at the Battle of Waterloo, then was banished again…. ...
French Revolution Powerpoint
... Prior to the Estates-General the delegates from the 1st and 2nd Estates had more weight or value to the votes their delegates placed. This led for the 1st and 2nd Estate to always outvote the 3rd estate even though the 3rd Estate had more ...
... Prior to the Estates-General the delegates from the 1st and 2nd Estates had more weight or value to the votes their delegates placed. This led for the 1st and 2nd Estate to always outvote the 3rd estate even though the 3rd Estate had more ...
Chapter 7-The French Revolution and Napoleon
... Prior to the Estates-General the delegates from the 1st and 2nd Estates had more weight or value to the votes their delegates placed. This led for the 1st and 2nd Estate to always outvote the 3rd estate even though the 3rd Estate had more ...
... Prior to the Estates-General the delegates from the 1st and 2nd Estates had more weight or value to the votes their delegates placed. This led for the 1st and 2nd Estate to always outvote the 3rd estate even though the 3rd Estate had more ...
Chapter 7-The French RevolutionWhole Chapter
... Prior to the Estates-General the delegates from the 1st and 2nd Estates had more weight or value to the votes their delegates placed. This led for the 1st and 2nd Estate to always outvote the 3rd estate even though the 3rd Estate had more ...
... Prior to the Estates-General the delegates from the 1st and 2nd Estates had more weight or value to the votes their delegates placed. This led for the 1st and 2nd Estate to always outvote the 3rd estate even though the 3rd Estate had more ...
Notes on the French Revolution
... 1. Social Protests – citizens demonstrate against a government action or policy they want to change 2. Political Action – citizens write or change a law to change a government policy or action 3. Revolution – citizens attempt a radical change in their government usually through an overthrow of the e ...
... 1. Social Protests – citizens demonstrate against a government action or policy they want to change 2. Political Action – citizens write or change a law to change a government policy or action 3. Revolution – citizens attempt a radical change in their government usually through an overthrow of the e ...
Parent/Guardian Signature
... Who belonged to the Third Estate? Who belonged to the Second Estate? Who belonged to the First Estate? 2. Who were the King & Queen during the French Revolution, and what was their fate? 3. What happened at the Estates‐General? 4. What did the Tennis Court Oath promise to do? 5. What was Fran ...
... Who belonged to the Third Estate? Who belonged to the Second Estate? Who belonged to the First Estate? 2. Who were the King & Queen during the French Revolution, and what was their fate? 3. What happened at the Estates‐General? 4. What did the Tennis Court Oath promise to do? 5. What was Fran ...
