1. After the Test – French Revolution Vocabulary
28 points
Due tomorrow
Estate
Taille
Bourgeoisie
Sans-culottes
Electors
Coup d’etat
Bastille
Consulate
Nationalism
Conservatism
Liberalism
Guillotine
Deficit spending
suffrage
Most are in Chapter 9
Page 149
For the others use the glossary or index

2. Piece this sentence together
because it
they might find
a symbol
and hoped
Parisians stormed SISK STARTER
was
of oppression Turn in your
weapons. Columbus Organizer
the Bastille

3. Piece this sentence together
fired
because
1st and 2nd
King Louis XVI
taxing the SISK STARTER
Jacques Necker Turn in your
he advised Acrostic
estates.

5. On the Eve of Revolution
The French Revolution
On the Eve of Revolution

7. 4 Causes of the French Revolution
Economic Crisis
Enlightenment Ideas
Social Inequalities
Famine
F. E. E.S

8. First Estate Second Estate Third Estate
The ancien regime in France divided the French people into 3 estates (classes)
First Estate
Clergy, 1% of the population (not taxed)
Second Estate
Nobility, 1% of the population (not taxed)
Third Estate
Everybody Else,
Bourgeoisie and peasants 98% of the population (heavily taxed)

9. The 3rd Estate was very DIVERSE
Bourgeoisie at the top (lawyers, doctors, merchants, etc.)
Then peasants (some were prosperous landowners)
Then urban workers (poorest; cloth makers, printers, servants)
Why are we allowing the top 2% of society live like rock stars??
Proletariat
The working class
What is the opposite of Proletariat?
What is the Third Estate?
Aristocracy
What Is The Third Estate? Everything.
What Has It Been Until Now In The Political Order? Nothing.
What Does It Want To Be? Something.

12. DEFICIT SPENDING Financial Troubles “Madame Deficit”
When you spend more than you make
“Madame Deficit”
Dave Ramsey
King Louis XVI inherited a habit for spending.
He chose Jacques Necker, a financial expert, to help him solve France’s problems

13. Jacques Necker Bye Bye Necker! Financial Expert Urged the king
to quit spending so much
To reform gov’t
Abolish burdensome tariffs on internal trade
Proposed to tax the 1st and 2nd estates
Bye Bye Necker!

14. Estates General called!
Legislative Body that represents all
Estates
Had not been called to meet for 175 years!!!!
May 1789
The 3rd Estate called themselves the National Assembly by June
They were locked out!
Met at a nearby Tennis Court
Took the Tennis Court Oath
Swore “never to separate and to meet wherever they had to”
And to create a Just Constitution
The King had the estates write cahiers (kah YAYZ), airing their grievances

15. They demanded weapons and gunpowder

16. July 14th, 1789 More than 800 Parisians attack! Demanded weapons
Bastille Day is like our Independence Day

17. HI STORY Create an acrostic! as to be learned, or we’ll repeat it!
s a continual process
Ye !; we’re studying the French Revolution!
Choose from the following terms:
French Rev.
Bastille Day
Proletariat
Bourgeoisie
Guillotine
Enlightenment
Marie Antoinette
Versailles
“Let them eat Cake”

18. Open to Page 216 There are 4 Stages in the French Revolution:
Political Crisis Leads to Revolt
The National Assembly Acts
The National Assembly Presses Onward
Radicals Take Over