Causes of the Revolution
Moderate Phase
Radical Phase pt. 1
Radical Phase pt. 2
Important Figures/Events/Terms/Places
100

Name three long term causes of the French Revolution.

There are many within these categories: Financial issues, lack of rights, social imbalance, enlightenment ideals, etc.
100

What did the third estate do during the Estates General? (bonus +50 if you can name exactly where they went to do so)

They declared themselves a national assembly/drew up a draft of a new consititution. Bonus: King Louis's royal tennis court

100

Who was executed at the start of the radical phase?

King Louis XVI

100

What extremely important figure to the Revolution, especially the radical phase, was executed in the summer of 1974?

Robespierre

100

Who was King up to the start of the Revolution?

King Louis XVI
200

Who made up the three estates? Name one major inequality between them.

The clergy, the nobility, the common people. Unfiar representation in court, financial inequality, etc.

200

What was famously stormed upon in 1789?

Bastille

200

What was the main purpose of the new (2nd) constitution?

Abosished the monarchy and established the republic

200

What comittee was established around late 1973-1974?

The Committee of Public Safety

200

Name three of the (four total) phases of the French Revolution(s)

Existing Monarchy/System, Moderate Phase, Radical Phase, Reactionary Phase

300

Name three major causes of the financial crisis in France.

Bad harvest, the american revolution, King Louis's spending, other debts, population spike, etc.

300

What led to the Women's March on Versailles?

Continued food shortages and inflation

300

The creation of what entity can be considered a major spark (or even the start) of the radical phase? (bonus +200 if you can tell me the exact day it was created)

The French Republic. Bonus: September 22nd, 1792

300

What kind of people were executed during the Radical Phase? About how many people were executed? (Bonus for +200: Who is associated with the widespread use of the guillotine?)

About 3000 executions took place against anyone who opposed the revolution. Bonus: Charles-Henri Sanson
300

What event (a collection of people) was a major spark for the revolution?

The Estates General

400

What two major freedoms were notably restricted in France? (i will have some leeway with this one)

Religous freedom, freedom of press
400
What was the name of the document that the National Assembly created and what did it contain?

The Decleration of Rights of Man and Citizen. It contained basic rights for every French citizen.

400

In order to "save" the Republic in August of 1793, what was decreed. (Bonus +100 for what it was saving the Republic from)

Universal mobilization (of the military). Bonus: Foriegn enemies
400

What "campaign" start as part of the plan to meet the domestic crisis in France? Who is attributed to this (and many other parts of the revolution)?

The Reign of Terror, attributed to Robespierre

400

Who spearheaded the French Revolution? (especially present during the radical phase)

Robespierre

500
Name the population %s, the land ownership %s, and the taxation %s of the three estates (if you are close enought ill count it)
1st/Clergy: 0.5% of the population, 10% of the land, 0% taxation. 2nd/Nobility: 1.5% of the population, 25% of the land, 0% taxation. 3rd/Commoners: 98% of the population, 65% of the land, 100% taxation
500

What was the name of the type of government that was formed in 1971 after the (1st) new constitution?

Constitutional Monarchy

500

Who died near the start of the Radical Phase and served as a Martyr and driving force for the revolutionaries?

Marat
500

(about) how many people made up the French Revolutionary army by September of 1795?

1,169,000 people (wow thats alot)

500

In Paris, what cathedral was established and given a title of high honor, and what was that title? (if you get only one part that is +300)

The cathedral of Notre Dame was established as the Temple of Reason

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