Liberté, Egalite, Fraternité

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Liberté, Egalite, Fraternité French Revolution Liberté, Egalite, Fraternité

Liberté, Egalite, Fraternité These three words are the motto of the French Revolution. They summarize the ideals and desires of the people as they toppled one of Europe’s oldest absolute monarchy. The French Revolution was a civil war; far bloodier and vicious than the English civil war.

Causes of the French Revolution As you read, make notes of why the French people would want to revolt and throw off their monarch? Make categories Social Political Economical Philosophical

Causes of the French Revolution Philosophic: The Enlightenment strongly influenced the French Revolution The thinkers and philosophers inspired people with their ideas about * Liberty * Equality * Progress * Reason to perfect society ?? Why are these important ideas?? ?? Why would these be specifically important to the French People?? Let us look at French society in the late 1700s

Review Enlightened thinkers, specific thoughts that impacted French Society John Locke Idea of the right to private property Support of a limited monarchy Fair government Montesquieu Division of government, like in England, into the three branches: Executive, Legislature, and Judiciary Approved of checks and balances in each branch of government

Enlightened thinker’s thoughts Voltaire Disliked the privileges of nobles in France Spoke out against the church’s authority Valued freedom of speech, thought, and expression “I may not agree with a word that you have said, but I will defend to the death your right to say it.”

Causes: Philosophic The American Revolution The American Revolution (1776-1783) was inspirational to people in France. It showed the people the enlightenment ideals in action. French soldiers and officers came home inspired. Liberty leading the People, Eugene Delaxcroix

Causes: Economic France’s involvement in the American Revolution was expensive and left them with a large debt to be repaid They were still trying to recover from the Seven Year’s War with England Taxation was uneven throughout the country and classes Tolls had to be paid to move throughout the country as a person and on goods The Church still demanded a 10% tithe There was no central bank or common currency

Causes: Social/Political France still used the feudal system that had existed since the dark ages! This made life for peasants extremely hard and they resented the inequality of French society The middle class of the Third Estate could not move upward in society unless they were VERY rich. The estate system was really out of date First estate – clergy and church Second estate – aristocracy, kings, nobles Third estate – everybody else

Causes: Social/Political A peasant’s life was unbearable Overtaxed, land-starved, starved of food, and taken advantage of by the nobles. Failed harvests lead to a decrease in available food and increase in prices (supply<demand) Leads to business failure and unemployment in cities. WHY??

History through Images What about this image? What do you learn about the estates from this image? Does this image reaffirm your thoughts from the first image? Can you make a connection to this image?