The French Rev.
The Reign of Terror
Napoleon
Latin American Revs.
Haitian Rev.
100

This social class included the nobles, who were exempt from paying taxes in the 1780s. 

The Second Estate

100

This machine was used to kill 40,000 during the Reign of Terror

The Guillotine

100

Napoleon gave himself this title in 1804

Emperor

100
This social class primarily led the revolutions of Latin America

Creoles

100

The primary leader of the Haitian Revolution 

Toussaint Louverture 

200

The French Revolution began with the storming of this building. 

The Bastille

200

A radical political party which ruled during the Reign of Terror

Jacobins

200

The legal system established by Napoleon

The Napoleonic Code

200
Before the Latin American Revolutions, this social class was at the top of the social hierarchy 

Peninsulares 

200

The name by which Haiti was previously called (by the French)

Saint-Domingue 

300

When the National Assembly vowed not to disband until they had written a new constitution 

The Tennis Court Oath 

300

He was in charge of the Committee of Public Safety during the Reign of Terror

Maximilien Robespierre

300

An agreement which recognized religious freedoms for Catholics but kept the Church under state control

The Concordat of 1801
300
He was called "The Liberator" and he tried to unite much of South America into a country he called Gran Colombia. 

Simon Bolivar 

300

In 1802, he sent an army to reconquer Haiti for France

Napoleon

400

With this document, the National Assembly announced that all men were "born and remain free and equal in rights". 

The Declaration of the Rights of Man and the Citizen

400

She wrote the Declaration of the Rights of Women

Olympe de Gouges

400

Napoleon's Continental System was designed primarily to hurt this rival country. 

Great Britain 

400

He is known for El Grito de Dolores

Father Hidalgo

400

This group of ex-slaves served an important role in leading the Haitian revolution 

Affranchis

500

On October 5 1789, thousands of women marched on this place demanding to see the king over food shortages. 

Versailles

500

This song became popular during the French Revolution, and later became the French National Anthem

La Marseillaise

500

Napoleon placed this person on the throne of Spain

His brother Joseph Bonaparte 

500

In 1822, he became emperor of Brazil 

Dom Pedro 

500

This disease, which was spread by mosquitoes, killed  thousands of French troops who were trying to retake Haiti 

Yellow Fever

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