Problems Within France
The Estates General
The Fall of the Bastille
Declaration of the Rights of Man and Citizen
The Great Fear and Paris and the King
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Which king had put France in a financial crisis

Louis XiV

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What was France's parliament known as?

The Estates General
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Riots broke out in Paris over the high price of…

Bread

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Ideas of which philosophes were included in the Declaration. Name 3

John Locke, Voltaire, Montesquieu, Rousseau

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What was the “Great Fear”?

Feelings that the king’s soldiers would bring a bloody end to the revolution

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Name 3 problems Louis inherited

Laws, Economic Problems, Inflation, Poverty

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Define "bloc"

A group that votes together for the same things

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Mobs attacked prisons hoping to free…

Political prisoners

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The Declaration guaranteed equality, as well as what other fundamental rights. Name 3

Freedom of thought, speech, religion, security, and property

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What did this fear result in?

Mobs storming the chateuax of aristocrats, burned buildings, and hundreds of people dead

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How did the philosophes inspire French people

By publishing their ideas about political and economic reform.

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Why was the make-up of the representatives problematic?

The Third Estate had twice as many delegates as the first or second estate

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What was the Bastille

A prison and fortress in Paris

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Name two types of citizens that were not included in the Declaration

Women, men under the age of 25 - “active citizens”, slaves non-Catholics

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Who led the March on Versailles?

Women in Paris

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Which revolution was affecting France and which industry

Britain's industrial Revolution, textiles

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What was the Tennis Court Oath

A pledge that the National Assembly would continue meeting until France had a new government

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How did troops act when sent to disperse the mob at the Bastille

They joined the mob instead

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How do “natural rights” differ from “legal rights”?

Natural rights are above the authority of any government and everyone should have them. Legal rights are granted by laws

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What happened when the mob reached Versailles?

They attacked the National Assembly and stormed the palace.

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In relation to unemployment, why was revolution unavoidable?

Starving people had nothing to lose, had little else to do but talk about a government that seemed unwilling to help them

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How did Louis respond to the Fall of the Bastille

He created  new army called the National Guard and a French officer who fought in the American Revolution was put in command

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Name one trait that is evident in the Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms and in the Declaration.

Every man is presumed innocent until proven guilty - Everyone has the right not to be arbitrarily detained or imprisoned.