French Revolution
Politics
Social
The Enlightenment
Other History Stuff
100

Timeline during which 40,000 French people were executed.


Reign of Terror

100

Willing to change tradition.  Favoring individual political and economic freedom, with limits on state power

Liberal

100

What you say to someone who gives you something or does something nice for you.

Thank you.

100

Rights that are important for every human being to have (religion, speech, live where you want)

Natural Rights

100

A country

Nation-state

200

French version of the Declaration of Independence.


Declaration of the Rights of Man and Citizen

200

More likely to keep tradition.

Conservative

200

Who teaches your World History class?

Mr. Thompson

200

Imaginary contract that explains the purpose of government; loyalty for safety.

Social contract

200

Rights that are important for every human being to have (religion, speech, live where you want)

Natural rights

300

Social classes prior to the French Revolution

Estates

300

Want change and they want it fast.

Radical

300

Pride and devotion to one’s nation; also, the idea that a people with a common language, culture, and history should have its own nation-state

Nationalism

300

Writer who stressed equality for women in political and social rights.

Mary Wollstonecraft

300

Designed to prevent any one person from controlling a country (executive, legislative, and judicial)

Separation of powers

400

Designed to prevent any one person from controlling a country (executive, legislative, and judicial)

Separation of Powers

400

Wanting to go back to the way things were.

Reactionary

400

The shared beliefs, practices, and traditions of a group

Culture

400

Time period about 200 years ago that emphasized reason and logic to solve society's problems.

The Enlightenment

400

The modernization of Japan during the 1800s

Meiji Restoration

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