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Divided French Society/ Financial Troubles #1
King imposed the Sugar and the Stamp Act in 1765 -
Louis XVI Calls the Estates-General #2
-Boston Massacre
Boston Soldiers opened fire on crowd. -
Parisans storm the Bastille #3
Boston Tea Party colonist dumped cargo og Tea in the harbor- because of Tax. -
Revolt/National, Assembly Acts (Rights of Man, Women's March, Church, Constitution) #4
Representatives from all 13 colonies met in Philadelphia in a continental congress to decide what action to take.
John Adams/George Washington
Massachusetts/ Virginia
George Washington commanded the Army -
Threats Come From Abroad #5
King of Prussia and the emperor of Austria-who was Marie Antoinette's brother-issued the Declaraiton of Pilnitz.
In France took the threat seriously and prepared for. -
Cival War (Radicals Take Over) #6
- Thomas Jefferon: Author of Declaration of Independence
- 3 - Enlightenment Thinker
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Monarchy is abolished #7
John Locke-Liberty and Property abolish unjust governments, and power comes from the people.
Montesquieu\ Rousseau
Freedom of religion, Speech and Press -
Robespierre and the Reign of Terror #8
- a shrewed lawyer and politician, quickly rose to the leadership of the Committee of the Public Safety.
- He had embraced Rousseau's idea of the general will as source of law. He promoted religious toleration and wanted ti abolish law.
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Third Stage of the Revolution #9
- The constitution of 1795 set up a five-man Directory and a two-house legislative elected by male citizens of property.
- As chaos threatened, politicians turned to Napoleon Bonaparte, a popular militarty hero who had won a series of brilliant victories against the Austrians in Italy.
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Spread of Nationalism #10
- Revolution and War gave the French people a strong sense of National identity.
- As monarchs centralized power, loyalty shifted to the King or Queen.
- Nationalism, a strong feeling of pride in and devotion to one's country, spread throughout France.
