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    Chapter 6.2 Guided Notes November 1, 2017 "The French Revolution Unfolds"

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    The French Revolution was divided into phases including the National Assembly phase and a later phase of escalating violence. Political crisis in 1789 coincided with famine and peasant uprisings against feudal lords. Paris became the revolutionary center and radical political groups emerged demanding an end to the monarchy. The National Assembly abolished feudalism and nobility, establishing equality before the law and issuing the Declaration of the Rights of Man, though excluding women from citizenship. As radicals took over, the revolution entered a more violent phase and war was declared against several European nations who opposed the revolution's spread.

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    The French Revolution was divided into phases including the National Assembly phase and a later phase of escalating violence. Political crisis in 1789 coincided with famine and peasant uprisings against feudal lords. Paris became the revolutionary center and radical political groups emerged demanding an end to the monarchy. The National Assembly abolished feudalism and nobility, establishing equality before the law and issuing the Declaration of the Rights of Man, though excluding women from citizenship. As radicals took over, the revolution entered a more violent phase and war was declared against several European nations who opposed the revolution's spread.

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    Chapter 6.

    2 Guided Notes November 1, 2017

    The French Revolution Unfolds

    The French Revolution is divided into phases


    _________________________________________ phase of the National Assembly
    ____________________________________________ phase of escalating violence
    Period of reaction against _____________________________________________
    The Age of ________________________________________________________
    Political Crisis Leads to Revolt
    The political crisis of 1789 coincided with the worst _____________________________ in memory --
    Bread prices soared
    The Great Fear occurred when rumors spread that _________________ troops were seizing peasant crops
    Famine and fear caused peasants to unleash their fury on ___________ who were trying to impose medieval
    dues
    Peasant set fires and stole _____________________________________________
    ________________________________________ was the revolutionary center of France
    ____________________________________________________ competed to gain power
    ______________________________________ led a large militia of middle class in response to royal troops
    arriving in Paris
    ________ _______________ replaced the royalist government of the city.
    o Could mobilize protest and violent action
    o Radical political groups emerged
    o Pressure to end the monarchy
    The National Assembly Acts
    Peasant uprisings and the storming of the ________________________________ caused the National
    Assembly to take action
    Nobles in the assembly voted to end their own_________________________________
    ___________________________________________________________ was abolished
    the equality of all ____________________________________ citizens was put into law
    1st step toward writing the constitution was issuing the ___________________________
    It was modeled after the American Declaration of Independence
    Govt. exists to protect the natural ___________________________________ of citizens
    Asserted _____________ of religion
    Slogan of French Revolution > ____________, Equality, Fraternity
    the Declaration of the Rights of Man excluded ___________________________________
    ________________________________________ demanded female citizenship
    Later imprisoned and _____________________________________________________
    6,000 women march to the ____________________________ and demand to see the king
    Anger directed at ________________________________________________________

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    Women would not leave until the king agreed to return to __________________________
    King agrees to return to Paris
    Next couple of years Louis XVI would be a virtual _______________________________
    The National Assembly Presses Onward
    National Assembly seeks to draft a constitution and pay off government __________
    Put French Catholic Church under __________ control
    Civil Constitution of the Clergy called for the election of ___________ and priests
    Bishops and priests refuse/Pope condemns it
    The Constitution of 1791 establishes a new government > the _____________ Assembly
    Had the power to make laws, collect taxes, and decide on issues of _________________________ and
    ____________________________________
    Reflected Enlightenment goals
    Louis XVI and his family attempts a ___________________________________________
    It fails
    To many, it showed Louis was a ________________________________ of the revolution
    Radicals Take Over
    Enlightenment philosophers applauded the National Assemblys reform while European rulers and nobles
    denounced it
    European rulers did not want the French Revolution to ______________________________
    Increased border ____________________________________________________________
    __________________________________________ by telling horror stories around Europe
    Many people thought the revolution would become ___________________________________
    King of ______________ and emperor of _______________ issue the Declaration of Pilnitz
    Threat to intervene to protect the French _________________________________________
    Mostly a bluff, but revolutionaries prepared for war
    Ushers in a more radical phase
    Legislative Assembly last less than a year
    Working class men and women called _______________ took the revolution into a more radical phase
    They demanded a ______________________________________________________
    Found support in the Legislative Assembly in the _____________________________
    Middle class lawyers or intellectuals
    Radicals gained upper hand in the Legislative Assembly
    Declared war on ______________, _______________, ___________________, and other states
    Fighting lasted for around 23 years

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