The Age of Enlightenment
The French Revolution
French Revolution II
People
Tyranny of Napoleon
100

True or False: Philosophers of the French Enlightenment based their ideas and beliefs on Scripture.

False, they denounced Christianity and tried to prove that the Bible is wrong.

100

What was the old regime?

the system of governance and way of life pre=Revolutionary france.

100

When is Bastille Day?

July 14

100

Who was known as the Father of Enlightenment?

Voltaire

100

Who is the Consulate's First Consul?

Napoleon Bonaparte

200

What is rationalism?

The idea that man's reason is the sole criterion for truth.

200

Who inherited the throne after Louis XIV and why was he considered a weak ruler?

Louis the XV. He was considered a weak ruler because he showed more interest in personal pleasure than in governing the country.

200

What is the August 4 Decrees?

Decrees that ended the lords' privileges of collecting taxes from peasants, hunting on peasants' lands, and taking special privileges over peasants in court of law.

200

Who withdrew their country from the Continental System and began trading with England?

Czar Alexander I of Russia
200

Where was Napoleon first exile? Where was his second?

Elba and St. Helena

300

What is Romanticism?

the idea that man's emotions and imagination is the basis for truth.

300

What were the Three Estates? (include who's in them)

First Estate: clergy; Second Estate: nobility; Third Estate: everyone else, from prosperous merchants to peasants.

300

What is the Constitution of 1791?

France's first written constitution.
300

Who led the army that crushed the French army and defeated Napoleon on his final battle?

Duke of Wellington

300

What was one of the most significant accomplishments Napoleon had in internal affairs?

He made peace with the Catholic church

400

Who elevated rationalism and romanticism?

Voltaire elevated rationalism and Rousseau elevated romanticism.

400

When the French Revolution began, why did they say it began as an aristocratic revolution?

Because the nobilities were the first ones to revolt against the king.

400

What are the Right, Center, and Left divisions?

Right - One third of the representatives were conservatives who supported the king and wanted the Revolution to go no further

Center - a group without any particular programs or principles

Left - a young group of radicals that wanted the Revolution to go much further.

400

Who was the radical leader who started the Reign of Terror?

Robespierre

400

What is the Continental System?

a system that forbade the importation of British goods into any European country under French control; also attempted to stop trade between England and neutral countries

500

What is the Age of Enlightenment?

A movement that attempted to apply unaided human philosophy to all areas of man's life in order to establish a new social order.

500

What was the Tennis Court Oath?

A vow for the National Assembly to continue meeting until a national constitution had been written.

500

Which country did the French Constituent Assembly declare war on that led to the Napoleonic Wars?

Austria. 

500

Who devised the metric system?

The Revolutionists.

500

Why was he nicknamed "the Little Corporal?"

Because of his small stature and outstanding accomplishments