What was France like in 1780? Using the facts that you have written down whilst watching ‘Supersizers Eat the French Revolution’. On your tables – describe.

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What was France like in 1780? Using the facts that you have written down whilst watching ‘Supersizers Eat the French Revolution’. On your tables – describe what France was like during the 1780s.

What qualities do you need to be a good leader?

To what extent was Louis XVI to blame for the Revolution? *What characteristics does Louis hold? Louis XVI

Ruled by Divine Right. Centre-point for legal authority of the realm (King = Chief Judge). Head of long-established social hierarchy. Unifying force in nation. French Society is called: Ancien Regime (Estates system) The King – Absolute Monarch

The King – (from: All you need to know about the French Revolution ) Louis XVI Louis XVI became King of France in He was a kind, family man, who married Marie Antoinette, an Austrian Princess. Louis had very few of the qualities that would have him made a good king. He was unintelligent, uninterested in politics, easily influenced and preferred to spend his time hunting and looking after his collection of watches. But he had become king at a time when France was becoming increasingly unstable. autocratLouis was an autocrat. That meant that he could do exactly as he liked. There was no Parliament to pass laws and no opportunity for people to complain. Louis simply appointed ministers and let them get on with running the country. When conditions became too bad for people to put up with, there were riots or even rebellions.

Agree In what ways was Louis XVI to blame for the Revolution? Disagree In what ways was the nature of Absolute monarchy and the Ancien Regime to blame for the Revolution? With Louis XVI as leader, the French Revolution was inevitable?

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