https://padlet.com/suhani_chomal/gpnnw6ldewyca2cq Made from terror en-us 2022-02-18 01:09:46 UTC 2022-02-18 01:44:10 UTC hello@padlet.com suhani_chomal https://padlet.com/suhani_chomal/gpnnw6ldewyca2cq/wish/2054351747 believing that government should be active in supporting social and political change : having liberal views

- Girondins: republican politicians; middle class; weren't as extreme; more interested in change through legislative rather than through eliminating counter-revolutionaries.
- Brissotins:  Branch of Girondins.

- Jacobins: closely allied with sans-culottes, left-wing revolutionary politics, violent, not at much as sans-culottes, dominated national convention. Used political power during terror to influence.

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]]> 2022-02-18 01:10:57 UTC https://padlet.com/suhani_chomal/gpnnw6ldewyca2cq/wish/2054351747 remy_foster https://padlet.com/suhani_chomal/gpnnw6ldewyca2cq/wish/2054351804 Montagnards
-They believed in the revolution and in the new republic
-They were the main opponent of the girondins which were known to be right winged
-They were liberal in the way that they hated privilege and were anti clerical. They still had thight control over wages and prices

Jacobins
-They believed on the preservation of the natural rights of liberty, property, security and resistance of oppression
-They believed in the centralization of the french government

Sans-culottes
-Sans culottes supported the Montagnards 
-They were part of the poorer classes therefore they were against the counter-revolutionist and against social hierarchy.
-Believed istrong government and were in favour of fixed prices.

Cordeliers
-They constituted the montagnards in the parliament
-They supported the rights of the man and citizens



]]> 2022-02-18 01:11:00 UTC https://padlet.com/suhani_chomal/gpnnw6ldewyca2cq/wish/2054351804 remy_foster https://padlet.com/suhani_chomal/gpnnw6ldewyca2cq/wish/2054352334 Monarchíen: Royal Monarchs who believed that the King had a divine right to rule and should not have rules or limitations to his power. First and Second Estate were mainly right-wing, along with some bourgeoise who had elevated to nobility because of venality and buying and holding venal offices. 

After the Revolutionaries took power, most monarchists were afraid of being executed for treason, such as Girondins who tried to rescue the King from being executed- twice.

Most nobility fled France after the Revolutionaries took power in order to prevent getting executed, and once the Committee Of Public Safety (CPS) took power, acts such as the "Law of Suspects" reigned terror over the people as the government did not have to follow any laws or systems in the name of saving France.

Most monarchists wanted the Bourbon dynasty to be restored, and if they were not a part of the Emigres, they took up arms and joined the Armee of Emigres, who fought to overthrow the French Revolutionaries.]]> 2022-02-18 01:11:26 UTC https://padlet.com/suhani_chomal/gpnnw6ldewyca2cq/wish/2054352334 remy_foster https://padlet.com/suhani_chomal/gpnnw6ldewyca2cq/wish/2054365801 Those who hold a view which are moderately right wing, this means they believe in inevitable hierarchy, supporting the power which is based on natural law, economics or tradition.

Feuillants: They split from the Jacobins after the flight to Varennes, they did believe in constitutional monarchy however to a certain extent as they wanted to preserve the kings position but not fully make him the ruler.


]]> 2022-02-18 01:22:19 UTC https://padlet.com/suhani_chomal/gpnnw6ldewyca2cq/wish/2054365801 remy_foster https://padlet.com/suhani_chomal/gpnnw6ldewyca2cq/wish/2054384956 Those who do not believe in right or left, they believed in equality and social hierarchy, while rejecting political beliefs that could change society drastically right or left. Balance is key to the beliefs.

The Plain: In the national convention they were neither right or left, there was around 250 people who belonged to the plain]]> 2022-02-18 01:37:22 UTC https://padlet.com/suhani_chomal/gpnnw6ldewyca2cq/wish/2054384956