Transcript French Rev/Napoleon
French Rev/Napoleon
Test Review
The bourgeoisie belonged to the 3 rd estate The Constitution of 1791 established a new Legislative Assembly During the Reign of Terror, Robespierre tried to crush all opposition to the revolution Napoleon annexed the Netherlands to France
The Congress of Vienna redrew the boundaries of some European countries to encircle France with strong countries (Picture) shows Napoleon losing control (Picture) was drawn after Napoleon’s defeat at battle of nations (Pic) scepter staff, and globe represent power
Russia is an important element in Napoleon’s fall France’s social structure left inequality among the tree estates France’s economy was supported by the 3 rd estate French nobles resisted Necker’s financial reforms because the wanted to pay no taxes
The Declaration of Rights of Man stated that all men were born free and equal in rights French responded to threats of to the revolution by becoming more radical The Napoleonic code reflected Enlightenment principles by guaranteeing the equality of all citizens before the law
Deficit spending is spending more than is taken in Sans-culottes were working class revolutionaries Suffrage is the right to vote A plebiscite is a ballot in which voters say yes or no to an issue Abdicate means to give up all power
Maximilien Robespierre was a jacobin revolutionary who led the Reign of Terror Olympe de Gouges was a journalist who demanded equal rights for women Jacques Louis David was the leading French painter during the revolution
Napoleon was the French emperor who dominated Europe in the early 1800’s Clemens von Metternich was the Austrian prince who wanted to restore the status quo of 1792 at the congress of Vienna The bourgeoisie were the wealthiest members of the 3 rd estate
An Émigré was a person who fled revolutionary France to live in another country Sans-culottes were radical working class men and women Nationalism is a feeling of pride in ones country A blockade is a military tactic through which ports are shut off to keep people or supplies from moving
Louis XVI said “let all three estates list their grievances to me” Robespierre said “lives must be sacrificed for liberty” Olympe de Gouges said “ Woman’s rights are the same as those of man”
Napoleon said “ I love power as a musician loves his violin” Clemens von Metternich said “Monarchy is the only way to save Europe from the ravages of Nationalism” The End