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Period: Jan 1, 1154 to
Open Field System
System that allowed for villages to have a huge plot of land and then the land was cut into smaller pieces for each one of the village’s people -
Jan 1, 1400
Birth of Three Estates
In France the first estate is the Church, second is nobility, and third is everyone else -
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Fronde
Violent attacks in France carried out by mobs who used fronds which are slings -
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Guilde System
Adam Smith was not in favor of this system, it was a group of people who had the same job in a town -
Period: to
Enclosure Movement
Where land was enclosed to create it as private land rather than the community land like in the open field system -
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Industrial Revolution
It was the major transition Europe had that allowed for new manufacturing processes -
Paris Bread Riot
Riots on how bread was so expensive that families could not afford it and when instead steal it from bakeries -
Estates General
First assembly in France for over a hundred years where all three estates talked about solutions to their rough financial problems -
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French Revolution
Radical period where issues revolving politics and social aspects were addressed -
Storming of Bastille
When the people of France were tired of their oppression, they stormed Bastille and killed the guards and stole the gun powder -
Bloody Sunday
Massacre where Russia’s Tsar Nicholas II killed his protesters who were doing peaceful demonstrations -
Russian Revolution
Just like the bread riots in 1725, bread was overly priced for the women of Russia and they decided to try and get the price to drop by taking over the government with the middle class in Russia