World History- FRENCH REVOLUTION Absolute Monarchy - Divine Right Enlightenment..extension of Humanism Voltaire “I disapprove of what you say, but will.

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World History- FRENCH REVOLUTION Absolute Monarchy - Divine Right Enlightenment..extension of Humanism Voltaire “I disapprove of what you say, but will defend to the death your right to say it” Locke - “ All men created equal” Government exist only to protect Life, Liberty and Property” Rousseau “Man is born free, and everywhere he is in chains” Montesquieu - Separation of Government Background This is a Review

Influence of the American Revolution  “All men created equal”  Arms against Tyranny  Republic / not Monarchy Background (unjust rule) World History- FRENCH REVOLUTION

Old Order Louis XVI Versailles Marie Antoinette World History- FRENCH REVOLUTION

Old Order ESTATES First Estate- Clergy Second Estate- Nobility Third Estate-Peasants and Bourgeoisie World History FRENCH REVOLUTION

Causes  Louis’ Financial Problems  Calling of the Estates General  Tennis Court Oath World History FRENCH REVOLUTION

Storming of the Bastille World History FRENCH REVOLUTION

Storming of the Bastille World History FRENCH REVOLUTION

“Great Fear” Emigres World History FRENCH REVOLUTION

National Assembly Jacobins- radicals Girondists- moderates Royalists New Constitutional Government “Declaration of the Rights of Man” (All men created equal….freedom of….) World History FRENCH REVOLUTION Radical Liberal Moderate Conservative Reactionary LeftRight

Reign of Terror World History FRENCH REVOLUTION Committee of Public Safety …searching for enemies of the state Robespierre

Reign of Terror World History FRENCH REVOLUTION Louis

Reign of Terror World History FRENCH REVOLUTION Louis Maximillian Robespierre Leader of the Committee of Public Safety Lasted from July of 1793-July of 1794 Robespierre and other radicals executed.