Vocabulary
Three Estates and Kings
Important Events in the French Revolution
Religion, Art, and Literature
Misc.-Things that could not fit anywhere else
100

This is the type of government where a king or queen has unchecked authority to do whatever they want without any restrictions.

What is a absolute monarchy?

100

This was the Estate that included everyone who was not a member of the nobility or clery.

Who was the Third Estate?

100

This is the oath that deputies took that said they would not separate until they had written a constitution.

What was the Tennis Court Oath?

100

This type of civilization inspired a movement of art during the French Revolution.

What was the classical civilization?

100

This was a government by a king or queen that whose power is limited by a constitution.

What is a constitutional monarchy?

200

This is a period of rule.

What is a regime?

200

This group made up the Estate of all clergy.

What was the First Estate?

200

This was when the san culottes stormed a building and killed the leader of its defenders.

What was the attack on the Bastille?

200

This was a man who was a radical journalist.

Who was Jean-Paul Marat?
200

This means cruel or unjust.

What is tyrannical?

300

This was an assembly made up of representatives from France's Three Estates.

What is the Estates-General?

300

She is said to have said, "Let them eat cake."

Who was Marie Antoinette?

300

This was a time during the summer when peasants rioted and fled from what they thought was a nobles' plot to kill them.

What was the Great Fear?

300

This was a famous musician who created many symphonies.

Who was Ludwig van Beethoven?

300

This is a system of rights or justice that is shared by all people and that comes from nature, not the rules of society.

What is natural law?

400

This was a group of representatives with the power to make laws for the country.

What was the Legislative Assembly?

400

This group had the least amount of political power.

Who was the Third Estate?

400

This was when Parisian women marched to Versailles to demand bread.

What was the Women's March to Versailles?

400

This man was a famous poet who wrote about nature.

Who was William Wordsworth?
400

This is the battle that was the final defeat for Napoleon's military career.

What was Waterloo?

500

This was a revival of ancient Greek or Roman ideas, especially in literature, art, or architecture.

What is neoclassicism?

500

He was known as "The Sun King."

Who was Louis XIV?

500

This was when many people were executed for being accused of not supporting the government.

What was the Reign of Terror?

500

This man was a famous painter who tried to capture nature scenes.

Who was John Constable?

500

This person had all of the following titles: emperor of France, first consul, and general.

Who was Napoleon?

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