HWH UNIT 4 CHAPTER 6.1.  “ The most perilous moment for a bad government is one when it seeks to mend its ways. ” -Alexis de Tocqueville, French Historian,

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HWH UNIT 4 CHAPTER 6.1

 “ The most perilous moment for a bad government is one when it seeks to mend its ways. ” -Alexis de Tocqueville, French Historian, 1850s

 The Three Estates  First Estate: The Clergy  Second Estate: The Nobility  Nobility of the Robe  Nobility of the Sword  Third Estate: Everyone Else  Bourgeoisie  Peasants  Urban workers French Society: The Old Regime

 PEASANTS ≠ URBAN POOR! A Quick Note…

 The French Urban Poor

The Three Estates Compared: Population

 Taxation in France, 1789

 Land Ownership in France, 1789

 The Agenda of the 3 rd Estate 3 rd Estate  Urban Poor  Peasants  Bourgeoisie Desire Lower Bread Prices Political Voice Fair Taxes End of Feudal Obligations Fair Taxes Political Power Fair Taxes

 Louis XVI (r ) and Marie Antoinette

  Inflation  : Price increase 65%, wages increase 22%  The “ Feudal Reaction ”  War Debt  ½ of Royal budget went to interest on the debt  Taxation system  Inefficient Louis XVI ’ s Problems

  Finance Minister  Exposed royal spending  Proposed taxing all estates Jacques Necker ( )

 The Problem of the Estates General “ Voting by estate ”  The First and Second Estate ALWAYS voted together First Estate 1 Vote Second Estate 1 Vote Third Estate 1 Vote

 The “ Doubling of the Third ” Third Estate nd Estate st Estate 300

 Emmanuel Sieyes  What is the Third Estate?

  Lists of complaints drawn up by each estate  Exposed problems in society and government Cahiers de Doléances

 The Turbulent Summer of 1789

 The Estates General meets (May 5, 1789)

 June 17, 1789: The Third Estate walks out; National Assembly formed

 June 20, 1789: Tennis Court Oath

 June 27, 1789: Members of the 1st and 2nd Estate join the National Assembly

 July 11, 1789: Necker is dismissed

 July 14, 1789: Parisians storm the Bastille