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They gave every French man the right to vote with their new republic. They created a new Republican calendar with ten day weeks.

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Louis's people were fed up. They did not like the new taxes or the French army. King Louis was found guilty of “conspiracy against the public liberty and the general safety". He was executed by guillotine. The Jacobins seized power.

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King Louis XVI attempted to escape Paris in 1791. He and his family dressed as servants and left Paris, but were arrested and brought back to Paris. They were arrested for their escape.

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Pope that condemned the Civil Constitution, which caused France to face more opposition.

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The king faced 33 charges, including treason. Louis said he would not beg for his life. He believed he did not break any laws of the constitution.

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Other nations swore oath to reinstall a monarchy in France because they feared that their own nations would follow the revolution example.

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Armed women marched to Versailles to demand bread, but King Louis only promised a grain shipment. Unhappy with this, the women took and mocked the royal family.

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Beginning with the execution of the king and his wife, accusations of treason and general disorder led to around 30,000 deaths by the guillotine.

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First priest to take the oath of the Civil Constitution of the Clergy, swearing his loyalty to France before the Catholic Church

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He originally was a lawyer that defended the poor. He was the leading member of the Jacobins, who was given a lot of blame. His own fate was ironically the same as the victims of the terror- the guillotine. He detested the death penalty in the court after his arrest.

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Declaration of Rights of Man and Citizen

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Declaration of Rights of Man and Citizen

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Affirmed the destruction of aristocratic privileges, restricted monarch, and "freedoms".

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Following the riots in cities, nobles fled to their country homes. Reformers followed them into the countryside and killed them in their homes.

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Bastille, a fortress that represented the Old Regime, was stormed for arms by a riot of starving citizens.

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He sent troops to show he still had power over National Assembly. This upset them so he sent additional troops.

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Jacobins were French Radicals who ordered numerous people to their death by guillotine. They deemed "Terror is the order of the day". Jacobins also controlled the Committee of Public Safety.

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3rd Estate vows to write a new constitution in order to gain equal rights.

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The French Revolution: Crash Course World History #29

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Tom Richey's French Revolution Materials

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Tom Richey's French Revolution Materials

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The French Revolution and Napoleon - AP European History

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Primary Sources, YouTube Videos, and PowerPoints on the French Revolution and Napoleon for AP European History

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3rd Estate wants to change voting procedures. Want to establish a National Assembly where EACH representative has a vote. Another pro-monarchy cartoon extols Louis XVI as an ally in the fight against aristocratic dominance. Note the imagery of the Bastille. Riots soon spread to