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| everyone in france was divided up into social classes |
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| this occurs when the government spends more then what it takes in |
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| was well meaning but weak and indecisive |
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| a financial expert for louis XVI |
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| th elegislative body consisting of three estates |
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| oath made on a tennis court |
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| a grim medieval fortress used as prison |
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| the aristocrat "hero of two worlds" |
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| a journalist demanded equal rights in her declaration of the rights of women |
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| Louis XVI's wifes. was exiled |
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| nobles clergy and others who had fled France |
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| pushed the revolution into more radical action |
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| government ruled by elected representatives instead of a monarch |
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| middle class lawyers or intellectuals |
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| ashrew lawyer, invented the guillotine |
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| lasted from September 1793 to July 1794 |
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| the engine of the reign of terror, sliced heads ending life instantly |
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| a popular military hero who won a series of victories, became the king of france |
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| a strong feeling of pride and devotionto ones country |
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