1. WIFM

2. French Revolution – the Overthrow of the idea of “Divine Right” of kings/queens
[1] God put the world in motion
[2] God put some people in positions of power
[3] Power is given by God
[4] No one can question God
[5] No one can question someone put in power by God
[6] Questioning the monarchy was blasphemy because it meant questioning God

3. First Estate = 1 Vote or 130,000 Pop.
Second Estate = 1 Vote or 110,000 Pop.
Third Estate = 1 Vote or 25,000,000 Pop.

4. Storming of the Bastille (July 14, 1789) …
Declaration of the Rights of Man …
Jean-Paul Marat …
Women’s March on Versailles …

5. Declaration of the Rights of Man (1789)
Freedom of religion
Freedom of speech
Freedom of the press
Guaranteed property rights
“Liberty, equality, fraternity!”
Right of the people to create laws
Right to a fair trial

6. Storming of the Bastille (July 14, 1789) …
Declaration of the Rights of Man …
Jean-Paul Marat …
Women’s March on Versailles …

7. “Sans-culottes”
Literally means “without breeches”

8. Storming of the Bastille (July 14, 1789) …
Declaration of the Rights of Man …
Jean-Paul Marat …
Women’s March on Versailles …

9. Louis XVI wearing the tricolor “bonnet rouge”

10. Louis XVI in breeches

11. Tuileries Palace (Paris, France)

12. Changes under the National Assembly
End of Church Privileges: Church lands were …
Civil Constitution of the Clergy required …
All tithes were …

13. National Assembly creates … Constitution of 1791
Democratic features
France became a limited monarchy
National (Legislative) Assembly creates …
Undemocratic features
Voting was limited to taxpayers
Offices were reserved for property owners

14. Jacobins Middle-class lawyers and intellectuals.
Revolutionary political club.

15. Read the following pages …
199 to 205
How do other European countries respond?
Describe war breaking out between France and other European countries.
Violence in Paris …
National Convention proposals …
Execution of Louis and Marie Antoinette …
“Reign of Terror” & the guillotine …
How “The Revolution” changes France (Nationalism, Social Reform, Religion, takes notes on all of these) …