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Revolutionary Documents Revolutionary Figures Vocabulary Revolution Events ? 10 Points 20 Points 30 Points 40 Points 50 Points 10 Points 20 Points 30 Points 40 Points 50 Points 30 Points 40 Points 50 Points Monarchs & Military

This Jacobin revolutionary led the Reign of Terror

Who is Maximilien Robespierre?

During the revolution this Minister of Justice arrested and killed anyone who opposed him

Who is Georges Danton?

This French journalist demanded equal rights for women during the revolution

Who is Olympe de Gouges?

This author of The People’s Friend died in his own bathtub

Who is Jean-Paul Marat?

During the revolution this leading painter depicted the death of Marat

Who is Jacques Louis David?

During this chaotic time period over 40,000 French citizens were killed

What is The Reign of Terror?

This representative body was called togerther in 1789 by King Louis XVI for the first time in almost 170 years

What is The Estates General?

Representatives of the third estate made this vow to meet until a new constitution was written

What is the Tenis Court Oath ?

In this failed policy Napoleon attempted to blockade all French ports from trading goods with England

What is the Continental System?

This was the site of Napoleon’s military final defeat

What is The Battle of Waterloo?

This French monarch was captured and beheaded during the revolution

Who is King Louis XVI?

This revolutionary figure was also known as “Madame Deficit”

Who is Marie Antoinette?

This French Emperor dominated Europe in the early 1800’s

Who is Napoleon Bonaparte?

This Bourbon King attempted to restore the French Monarchy in 1814

Who is King Louis XVIII?

This English military commander defeated Napoleon in Belgium

Who is The Duke of Wellington?

This revolution document stated that all men were born free and equal in rights

What is The Declaration of the Rights of Man?

This document established a new Legislative Assembly in Paris

What is The Constitution of 1791?

This document preserved many gains of the revolution, but did not include women

What is The Napoleonic Code?

The Directory created this document to keep any one governmental group from gaining control

What is The Constitution of 1795?

This document stated that bishops and priests were to be elected by the people and paid by the state

What is the Civil Constitution of the Clergy?

These people were the the wealthiest members of the third estate

What is the Boutgeoisie?

This is a feeling of pride and intense devotion to one’s country

What is nationalism?

This device was known as “The National Razor” during the Reign of Terror

What is the guillotine?

This french statement means a sudden overthrow of the government

What is a coup d’etat?

These radical working class men and women were members of the Paris Commune

Who are the sans- cullotes?

This young woman assassinated Marat while he soaked in his bathtub

Who is Charlotte Corday?

This French government established in 1795 was full of corruption until it’s overthrow

What is the Directory?

This policy attempted to reorganize and reset the French calendar during the Reign of Terror

What is De- Christianization?

This famous French military commander was known by this nickname

Who is “the little Corporal?

This violent political group was made up of mostly radicals from Paris who wanted to behead the king

Who are the Mountains?

Make your wager

Identify three causes of the financial crisis in French in the late 1780’s

Over spending, poor harvests, The American Revolution, declining economy?