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Feudal system used in France since the Middle Ages Old Regime

Who made up the Estates-General? 1 st Estate 2 nd Estate 3 rd Estate Church/clergy Lords or Nobles The Bourgeoisie, anybody who worked,& the peasants

Who was the king of France during the Revolution? Louis XVI

Austrian Born woman Known as Madam Deficit Marie Antoinette

Reason why the Estates –General was called for the 1 st time in 175 years Excessive spending & huge gambling debts

He urged the 3 rd Estate to form the National assembly & Napoleon to take control Abbe’ Sieyes

The name of the pledge made up by the 3 rd estate to not leave until they had written a new constitution Tennis Court Oath

The women of Paris marched to Versailles in the rain Womens March

Owner of a Revolutionary Newspaper, his answer to problems was kill more people Jean Paul Marat

Men who wore their pants down Sans-culottes

Leader of the Committee of Public safety Robespierre

What group imposed the Reign of Terror? Committee of Public Safety

What % of the population belonged to the 1 st & 2 nd Estates 2%

How did the National Assembly loose support of the peasants? Took away the Catholic Church

Why did Napoleon sell the Louisiana Purchase? Raise Money Cut his losses Punish the British

Why is the Battle of Trafalgar important? Napoleon gives up hope of invading Britain English Naval Power is secured for 100 years

What were Napoleons 3 major mistakes? Continental System Peninsular War Invading Russia

How did Czar Alexander defeat Napoleon? Scorching the Earth

A mob stormed a prison looking for gunpowder Bastille Day

Liberty, Equality, Fraternity Slogan of the Revolution

“men are born free and remain free and equal in rights” Declaration of the rights of Men

Who was safe from the guillotine? No one

Public schools uniform laws fairer tax code Napoleons accomplishments

Why did Napoleon attack Portugal? To enforce the continental system

Group that liked the Enlightenment Views Bourgeoisie

By how much did Napoleon Increase french territory? Tripled it

Napoleons last battle Waterloo

Island Napoleon was exiled to Elba

Napoleon’s last hoorah 100 days

Napoleons final home St Elena

A sudden take over Coup d e’tat

Wave of Panic in Paris The Fear

She was good with a knife Charlotte Corday

Radical Revolutionary group Jacobins