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| The sysem of fuedelism left over from the Middle Ages |
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| Who made up the three Esates? |
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1st Esate: The Clergy
2nd Estate: The Nobels
3rd Estate: The bourgeoisie, workers, and peasants |
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| The French congress made by the people of the 3rd Estate that passed laws and reforms in the name of the French people |
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| When 3rd Estate delagates pleaged to stay on the tennis courts until a new Constituion had drawn up |
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| A wave of senseless panic that rolled through the rench countryside after the storming of the Bastille |
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| The Declaration of the Rights of Man |
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| A statement of revolutionary ideals adopted by France's National Assembly |
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| The French congress with the power to create laws and approve declerations of war |
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| The Legislative Assembly was divided between the: |
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- Radiclals
- Moderates
- Conservatives
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| the people who had fled France during the pesant uprisings |
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| Committee of Public saftey |
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| A committee esablished during the French Revolution that identified enimies of the republic |
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- Sat on the left side of the hall
- Opposed the king and the idea of a monarchy
- Wanted sweeping changes on government and proposed that common people have full power in a republic
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- Sat in the center of the hall
- wanted some changes in government, but not as many as the radicals
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| Describe the Canservatives |
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- Sat on the right side of the hall
- upheld the idea of a limited monarchy
- wanted few changes in government
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| A sudden seizure of power |
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| Government run public schools |
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| The hereditary right of a monarch to rule |
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| A series of meeting in 1814-1815 during which European leaders sought to esablish long-lasting peace and security after the defeat of Napoleon |
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