French Revolution Set Up
French Revolution
Europe in the Age of Revolutions
Latin American Revolutions
200

Estate that started the French Revolution, made up of 97% of the population, paid all the taxes

Third Estate

200

medieval fortress on the east side of Paris that became, in the 17th and 18th centuries, a French state prison and a place of detention, symbol of the strength of the French monarchy, stormed by the National Assembly

Bastille

200

French military hero who became leader of France and ultimatley declared himself Emperor, fought wars in Europe to expand his influence (first and last name)

Napoleon Bonaparte

200

People in New Spain who were born in Spain, members of the highest social class, dominated Latin American political and social life.

Penninsulares

400

Estate in France made up of the clergy, did not pay taxes, 1% of the population

First Estate

400

leader in the French Revolution who started the Reign of Terror

Maximillien Robespierre

400

code of laws during Napoleon's time that embodied Enlightenment principles

Napoleonic Code

400

European-descended Latin Americans who owned the haciendas, ranches, and mines—bitterly resented their second-class status. 


Creoles

600

Estate in France made up of the nobility, did not pay taxes, 2% of the population

Second Estate

600

Time period in French Revolution where people were controlled by fear, 17,000 citizens executed by the guillotine

Reign of Terror

600

nephew of Napoleon Bonaparte who got 90% of voters to vote for him to lead a second French Empire

Napoleon III

600

people of Native American and European descent

mestizos

800

Meeting made up of representatives from all three estates to discuss grievances and possible changes, called by King Louis XVI for the first time in 175 years

Estates General

800

Document created in 1789, asked for equal rights for French male citizens

Declaration of Rights of Man

800

Meeting where powerful rulers of Europe sought to suppress revolutionary ideas, preserve their own power, and set up a lasting peace.

Congress of Vienna

800

a self-educated former slave, led an army of rebel slaves in Haiti against the French in 1791

Toussaint L'Ouverture

1000

Reasons why the third estate was angry (3)

Taxes, high food prices, low wages

1000

Most radical faction in the French Revolution, had power during the Reign of Terror

Jacobins

1000

Effects of the French Revolution (name at least 3)

Nationalism spreads throughout Europe

Monarchy is abolished

Old social order is gone

Congress of Vienna: a meeting to restore stability in Europe

Concert of Europe: a loose organization whose goal was to preserve peace in Europe

1000

an educated creole who led an uprising against Spain, and established the Republic of Venezuela.

Simon Bolivar