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100

A series of bad weather and poor harvests led to

Food Shortages

100

Weak, inefficient ruler. Highly influenced. "Fat, ill bred boy"

King Louis XVI

100

Stormed this prison for gunpowder. Killed the commander and paraded his head around on a pike

Storming of the Bastille 

100
People stormed the prisons and killed the prisoners fearing they would join the Austrians/Prussians

September Massacres 

100

Slogan of the revolution 

Liberte, Egalite, Fraternity 

200

The _____ _____ consisted of 3 social groups. It was unfair and discriminated against 98% of the population 

The Estate System

200

Nicknamed Madame Deficit. Lavish hair doo's. 

Marie Antoinette 

200

King Louis XVI called a meeting of the _______ _______ to try and figure out what to do with the national debt

Estates General

200

Centrist who wanted change but were not willing to kill for it

Girondins 

200

Nickname for the Guillotine 

The National Razor

300

France's lose in the Seven Years War made them bitter and caused them to fund the ________ _______. Increasing France's national debt to a level that was unmanageable 

The American Revolution 

300

Leader of the Jacobins. Radical republican responsible for the Reign of Terror

Maximillian Robespierre 

300

A period of intense political repression and violence during the French Revolution, lasting from September 1793 to July 1794

Reign of Terror

300

Radical leftists who were known for the style of pants they wore.

Sans-Culottes 

300

She assassinated Jean-Paul Marat 

Charlotte Corday

400

New ideas on how society and government should work

Enlightenment Ideas

400

Another leader of the Revolution. Wanted to bring the Reign of Terror to an end, only to be executed

Georges Danton 

400

The king and queen tried to flee France but were stopped and captured

Flight to Varennes

400

The 3rd government of the Revolution - the most radical phase

National Convention

400

Radical republicans who were led by Maximillian Robespierre 

Jacobins

500

A political system where a single ruler, typically a monarch, holds total and unrestricted power over the state and its people, often justified by the divine right of kings

Absolutism

500

Journalist, wrote "The Friend of the People" that often listed people suspected of being against the revolution.

Jean-Paul Marat

500

In a protest of high bread prices, this event took place, gathering thousands on the way

Women's March to Versailles 

500

This ended in 1799 when Napoleon staged a coup d'état 

The French Revolution

500

Rich nobles who fled the country

Emigres