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The End is the Beginning The Directory Special Fonts: Biblo Display Black Chancery DavysOtherWingdings Edwardian Script ITC The End is the Beginning

The “Thermidorian Reaction” Curtailed the power of the Committee for Public Safety. Closed the Jacobin Clubs. Churches were reopened. 1795  freedom of worship Economic restrictions were lifted in favor of laissez-faire policies. August, 1795  a new Constitution is written more conservative republicanism.

Characteristics of the Directory The Law of 22 Prairial was revoked. People involved in the original Terror were now attacked  “White” Terror Inflation continues. Rule by rich bourgeois liberals. Self-indulgence  frivolous culture; salons return; wild fashions. Political corruption. Revival of Catholicism.

The Government Structure of the New Directory 5-man executive committee or oligarchy [to avoid a dictatorship]. Tried to avoid the dangers of a one-house legislature. Council of 500  initiates legislation. Council of Elders [250 members]  married or widowed males over 40 years of age. They accepted or rejected the legislation. Both houses elected by electors who owned or rented property worth 100-200 days’ labor [limited to 30,000 voters]. The electors were elected by all males over 21 who were taxpayers.

Political Instability: 1795-1796 April, 1795  Inflation; bread riots. May 20, 1795  Revolt of Prairial [Year III] October, 1795 : Vendée and Brittany revolted. Military suppressed them.

18 Brumaire (Nov. 9, 1799) Coup d’état by Napoleon. Approved by a plebiscite in December. Abbe Sieyès: Confidence from below; authority from above.

A British Cartoon about Napoleon’s Coup in 1799