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1 B A C D E Voltaire Thomas Hobbes Montesquieu Rousseau
Directions: Match the Enlightenment philosopher to the best match. B A Voltaire Thomas Hobbes Montesquieu Rousseau Mary Wollstonecraft C D Answers: 1) E 2) A 3) B 4)D 5) C E

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3 Effects of the Enlightenment
Ideas on government inspire calls for Democracy American Revolution Rebellions in Latin America Growing unrest in France

4 French Society French society was divided into 3 classes called “Estates”: First Estate Catholic church officials &Clergy 1st 2nd Estate Nobility & aristocracy 3rd Estate Bourgeoisie – educated city lawyers, doctors, businessmen Peasants & farmers 2nd 3rd

5 The 1st Estate Only 1% of population Own 10% of land Pay NO taxes

6 The 2nd Estate 3% of population Own 20% of the land Pay NO TAXES
Control government & live off collected tax money

7 The 3rd Estate 95% of population Almost no say in government
Pay all the taxes Pay tithes to Church

8 King Louis XVI Huge debt from the Palace of Versailles
Absolute Monarch but a weak ruler Attempts reforms but many fail due to nobility

9 Marie Antoinette Queen of France BIG spender “Let them eat cake”??

10 Abbé Sieyès Member of the Estates General
What is the Third Estate? Everything. What has it been in the political order? Nothing. What does it desire to be? Something! Member of the Estates General Inspires 3rd Estate to seek power

11 The Estates General Type of representation Rarely meet
1 vote per Estate 3rd Estate ALWAYS outvoted

12 The National Assembly Locked out of the Estates General, 3rd Estate signs the Tennis Court Oath Creates a National Assembly Issue the Declaration of the Rights of Man and of the Citizen

13 The Great Fear Peasants riot throughout France
Nobles homes ransacked by the 3rd Estate

14 The Storming of the Bastille
Prison in Paris & symbol of royal authority stormed Starts the revolution – July 14, 1789

15 Robespierre Begins the Reign of Terror
Mass executions of enemies of the Revolution Thousands sent to the guillotine

16 Georges Danton Leads the Committee of Public Safety
Designed to suppress opposition inside & outside France Calls for the execution of King Louis

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18 Napoleon Military ruler
Takes power after a coup d'état after Revolutionary leaders go to far Restores order after the chaos of Revolution

19 Napoleon Issues the Napoleonic Code – eliminates the Estate System
Simplifies the laws in France

20 Napoleon’s Empire

21 Napoleon’s Empire Uses the continental system to isolate England and invade Europe Invasion of Russia fails and devastates his army

22 The Fall of Napoleon Defeated by the British at Waterloo
Placed in prison in exile

23 Prince Metternich Leads the Congress of Vienna
Adopts a Balance of Power doctrine Restores monarchies Boundaries of Europe redrawn

24 Europe after the Congress of Vienna


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