1. I. The French Revolution and the Fall of the Monarchy
II. Experimenting with Democracy, 1792–1799
III. The Reign of Napoleon, 1799–1815
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2. I. The French Revolution and the Fall of the Monarchy
A. The Crises of Eighteenth-Century France
Louis XV Seven Years’ War
Louis XVI War of American Independence
1788, Louis XVI calls Estates General
B. Convening the Estates General
Cahiers de doleances (grievances) Spring, economic crisis
May 1789, Estates General meet
The Crisis in Voting by Estate Sieyès - leads Third Estate
> National Assembly, June 17, Oath of the Tennis Court
Revolutionary France
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3. Madame de Staël Louis de Saint-Just
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4. I. The French Revolution and the Fall of the Monarchy
C. The Outbreak of Revolutionary Action in 1789
Louis XVI calls troops
The Storming of the Bastille, July 14, 1789
The Marquis de Lafayette, the National Guard Peasant Revolt
Night of August 4, 1789
October Women to Versailles
Revolutionary France
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5. I. The French Revolution and the Fall of the Monarchy
D. Declaring Political Rights
Constitution of Civil Liberties ( Slavery reestablished)
Women’s Rights Condorcet
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6. I. The French Revolution and the Fall of the Monarchy
D. Declaring Political Rights
Constitution of 1791
Civil Liberties ( Slavery reestablished)
Women’s Rights Condorcet
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7. I. The French Revolution and the Fall of the Monarchy
E. The Trials of Constitutional Monarchy
Départements
The Counter-Revolution church lands confiscated Civil Constitution of the Clergy Emigrés
Fiscal Crisis assignats
1792, War with Austria
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8. Revolutionary France II. Experimenting with Democracy, 1792–1799
A. The Revolution of the People
1792
Sans-culottes, attack Tuileries
B. “Terror Is the Order of the Day”
Convention
Louis XVI condemned
January, 1793, executed
National Convention
Jacobin Ascendancy
Girondins Maximilien Robespierre
Robespierre and the Reign of Terror Committee of Public Safety, 1793
Cult of the Supreme Being Vendeé Women Olympe de Gouges The Thermidorean Reaction
C. The End of the Revolution
The Directory
Revolutionary France
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9. III. The Reign of Napoleon, 1799–1815
A. Bonaparte Seizes Power
Directory Napoleon to Italy, Egypt, Syria
First Consul Concordat of Consul for Life
B. Napoleon at War with the European Powers
War, ca Austria, 1805
Prussia, 1806
Russia, 1807
Spain, 1808
Continental System
Britain, naval blockade
Napoleon’s Empire
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10. III. The Reign of Napoleon, 1799–1815 C
III. The Reign of Napoleon, 1799–1815 C. The First Empire and Domestic Reforms
Emperor, December Science and Economic Reforms New Legal System Napoleonic Code Plebiscites
D. Decline and Fall
The Peninsular War (1808–14) Invasion of Russia, Battle of Nations Prussia, Britain, Sweden, Russia, Austria , Battle of Nations at Leipzig Exile to Elba
1815, 100 Days Waterloo, June 1815
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11. Assignments Week of 11/30 Due by 12/3 Mid-term Exam: Sat., Jan. 5
Study PP and comment on assigned portion of lesson.
Complete in-class activities
Quiz: Monday, 12/3
Assignments
Due by 12/3
Notes :
View Bucholz lectures, 19-21
Historyteacher.net: #29-34
Read Neo-Classical Art, (photocopies) Annotated Mona Lisa
Diary of a Napoleonic Foot soldier*
Be prepared to discuss 12/16
and Reminders
*Paper due: Dec. 12/24
Mid-term Exam: Sat., Jan. 5

12. Assignments Due Mon. 12/3 Read Chapter 21
Coalbrookdale by Night is an 1801 painting by Philip James de Loutherbourg.