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| In response to the 3rd class declaring its brake The king lock the doors to the meeting hall.The 3rd class then meets and makes the tenis court oath. |
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| The first country to challenge France |
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| Declaration of the Rights of Man |
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| class system abolished.derived from the English Bill of Rights and our Constitution and Declaration of Independence |
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| Was the french king at the time of the French Revolution. |
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| A cause of the french revolution the movtivated most people |
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| After the first elections for the Legislative Assembly of the 3 political parties that emerged, the radical, left were called theJAcobins and the girondins |
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| The Revolution went radical when a Parisian mob took the King and called for a new constitution and a National Assembly. |
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| The top half of the 3rd class that consisted of lawyers, doctors, professors, businessmen, and merchants |
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| Revolution was about getting rid of their feudal obligations which they did violently. |
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| Versailles; National Assembly |
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| They argued over the unfair voting system |
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| System was a long term cause of the French Revolution. |
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| set up a Legislative Assembly that was intentionally set up to favor the upper 3rd class. |
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| Parisian (people of Paris) stormed the armory/prison which becomes stands for the French Revolution. |
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| The Aristocratic Revolution, that of the nobles, allowed for the French Revolution to occur. |
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| marched on Versailles after finding there was no bread. |
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| One of the biggest issues the 3rd class |
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| The irony of the French Revolution when compared to the death, violence, and restrictions of rights was that it was based on Enlightenment ideas |
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| a new, efficient tool of killing people. |
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| The minister of justice associated with the Sans Culotte. |
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| The leader of the Jacobins who lead the violent time during the French Revolution |
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| Violence erupted in Paris as armies from Austria and Prussia marched closer to the city and people were worried of the large number of political prisoners pushed by Jean Paul Marat. |
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| By 1799 the government corruption had hit its height. |
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| French were able to deal with the invaders of pretty much all of Europe by amassing the largest army |
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| Committee of Public Safety |
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| The new group that takes over, gains Jacobin support, and gains broad powers in response to internal and external issues |
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| Reaction, the oppressive, horrible government under the Jacobins ends when rural peasants revolt due to the anti-Christian changes, no food or bread, and their leader is beheaded. |
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| The most violent time during the French Revolution |
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| the monarchy was abolished and the French Republic was founded. |
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