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A word used to describe an 18th century social

critic.

What is philosophe?

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Name given to the French middle

class.

What is bourgeoisie?

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Common people who refused to wear the

clothes of nobility in protest during the French Revolution

What is Sans-Culottes?

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An effort to save the republic from outside

invasion through conscription that

changed the nature of war.

What is levee en masse?

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They denounced religious fanaticism that had led to centuries of conflict and the idea of

an interfering god.

Who are deists?

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He helped compile enlightened ideas into one source which was later condemned by

governments and the Church.

Who was Denis Diderot?

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This radical group in the French Revolution sought to establish a

republic as well as the execution of the king.

Who were the Jacobins or Mountain?

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This group left France during the Great Fear and

encouraged foreigners to put down the revolution.

Who were the Emigres?

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He is famous for writing “Friend of the People” an inflammatory publication

bent on increasing the radical agenda in the

Revolution.

Who is Jean Paul Marat?

[Bonus: Name the person who assassinated Marat in a bathtub.]

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He was one of the more famous “enlightened despots” who ruled

Prussia and declared that he was the first servant of

the state.

Who is Frederick II?

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She wrote, “Article 1: Woman is born free

and lives equal to man in her rights.”

Who was Olympe de Gouge?

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He said, “Therefore, what is the Third Estate? Everything; but an

everything shackled and oppressed.”

Who was Emmanuel Joseph

Sieyes?

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He said, “If the basis of popular government in time

of peace is virtue, the basis of popular government in time of revolution is both virtue

and terror:…”

Who is Robespierre?

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He said, “Liberty is a right of doing whatever the laws

permit…”

Who was Montesquieu?

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He said, “I may disapprove of what you say, but I will defend to the death your right to

say it…”

Who was Voltaire?

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July 14, 1789

What is the fall of the Bastille?

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September 1793

to July 1794

What was the Reign of Terror?

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It was France’s first republic.

What is the National

Convention. Back to Choices

This event forced the royal couple to leave

Versailles and live at their palace in Paris under

closer watch.

What were the bread riots or women’s

march on Versailles?

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Meet in three separate rooms to help solve the financial crisis

facing the monarchy; each group having one vote.

What is the Estates-General?

[Bonus: When did the Estates-General first meet? Month, Day, and Year.]

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“Article 1: The National Assembly hereby

completely abolishes the feudal system.”

What is the Abolition of the Feudal System or 1st reform of the National

Assembly.

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He wrote about the natural rights of man

being Life, Liberty, and Property.

Who is John Locke?

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He wrote The Political Testament wherein he describes his role as the

first servant of the state and the need for

religious tolerance.

Who was Frederick II of Prussia?

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He wrote The Social Contract in which he argued on behalf of a

direct democracy.

Who was J-J. Rousseau?

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He wrote The Wealth of Nations in 1776

outlining the government’s role in shaping the market

place.

Who was Adam Smith?

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It was here that Louis XVI was caught trying to

flee France with his family.

Where is Varennes?

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He was appointed by the banks to be Louis’ finance minister, well-liked by the

people…dismissed by Louis just prior to the Storming of

the Bastille.

Who was Jacques Necker?

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She tried to slow the growth of radicalism by

killing Jean-Paul Marat.

Who was Charlotte Corday?

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Louis first called this body of people to ask

them to pay more taxes, but they

refused to be taxed.

What is the assembly of

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Consisted of twelve men who sought to protect the Revolution from internal

threats and foreign invasions.

What was the Committee of Public Safety?

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Name three specific reforms made by the National Assembly.

What are: 1. The abolition of Feudalism

2. The Declaration of the Rights of Man…

3.  The Civil Constitution of the Clergy

4.   The first constitution for France creating a constitutional monarchy

and legislative Assembly.