https://padlet.com/nemeth_k226/frenchrev Kale Nemeth en-us 2019-02-19 15:06:19 UTC 2019-02-26 14:56:23 UTC hello@padlet.com nemeth_k226 https://padlet.com/nemeth_k226/frenchrev/wish/332720297 The Estates General Meeting was a meeting called by King Louis XVI in 1789. The reason he called this meeting was because the French gov’t was having economic problems. In fact, this was the first meeting he had called of the Estates General since the 1600s. They discussed different things at this assembly and one thing that came up was how the French people. King Louis XVI suggested that each estate would receive one vote and that one vote would be on behalf of the whole estate. 
https://bit.ly/2BLTyX8]]> 2019-02-19 15:08:11 UTC https://padlet.com/nemeth_k226/frenchrev/wish/332720297 nemeth_k226 https://padlet.com/nemeth_k226/frenchrev/wish/332723550 The National Assemble is definitely something that significantly impacted the French Revolution. It was formed by the third estate. After the king wouldn’t give them any more power, they created their own group, the Nationat Assembly. After it was created, they would meet on a regular basis. This group generally contained wealthy commoners. 
https://bit.ly/2T6ESvv]]> 2019-02-19 15:12:58 UTC https://padlet.com/nemeth_k226/frenchrev/wish/332723550 nemeth_k226 https://padlet.com/nemeth_k226/frenchrev/wish/332723901 The Tennis Court Oath was an oath that was taken in the beginning of the French Revolution. It showed that people believed that political power came from the people and not the monarchy. The oath stated that the people of the third estate wouldn’t separate and would come back together when needed until the constitution was established. In fact all but one of the members of the third estate took this oath. This one person was Joseph Martin-Dauch, who only took orders from the king. 
https://bit.ly/2VgfHnD]]> 2019-02-19 15:13:29 UTC https://padlet.com/nemeth_k226/frenchrev/wish/332723901 nemeth_k226 https://padlet.com/nemeth_k226/frenchrev/wish/332724213 The Fall of the Bastille was an event where a mob essentially attacked the prison. It was attacked by Paris. This event was said to be the beginning of the French Revolution. By the time the initial battle was over, the people from Parris  freed the prisoners and took the governor against his will. All of this happened on July 14, which has been considered “Bastille Day” in France ever since. 
https://bit.ly/2BUjKPn]]> 2019-02-19 15:14:00 UTC https://padlet.com/nemeth_k226/frenchrev/wish/332724213 nemeth_k226 https://padlet.com/nemeth_k226/frenchrev/wish/332724429 Once they decided they needed to draft a declaration of rights, the leaders of the National Assembly still had the task of writing one that most would accept. They debated on different things on how the document should be. Should it be short and limited on certain things? Or long and explain the importance of every article? These were some of the things that the National Assemble wnt through before writing this declaration. 
https://bit.ly/2XneblQ]]> 2019-02-19 15:14:23 UTC https://padlet.com/nemeth_k226/frenchrev/wish/332724429 nemeth_k226 https://padlet.com/nemeth_k226/frenchrev/wish/334611763 The “Seven Weeks War” was fought between the Kingdom of Prussia and the Austrian Empire. The war took place in the 18th century. The war ended with a Prussian victory, which would mean something not so good for Austria. The removal of them from Germany. Prussia had actually challenged  Austria, but they failed in 1850.
https://bit.ly/2VgVUVq]]> 2019-02-24 19:34:02 UTC https://padlet.com/nemeth_k226/frenchrev/wish/334611763 nemeth_k226 https://padlet.com/nemeth_k226/frenchrev/wish/334612757 The execution of King Louis XVI was a major part of the French Revolution. It happened at the Palace de la Révolution in Paris. The exact date of the execution was January 21, 1793. The reason he was executed was because he was convicted of conspiracy with foreign powers. He was executed via guillotine
https://bit.ly/2H0htFE]]> 2019-02-24 19:39:55 UTC https://padlet.com/nemeth_k226/frenchrev/wish/334612757 nemeth_k226 https://padlet.com/nemeth_k226/frenchrev/wish/334613374 This is labeled as the time after the Forst French Republic was made. There were many things that influenced this, such as enlightenment ideas, threats of foreign invasion, etc. This was a time where the government would decide to “terror” those saw as enemies of the revolution. Following this, there are many many many executions in Paris. During this terror, the CPS (committee of public safety), executed dictorial control over the French Government. This was not a very pleasant time for many people back then. 
https://bit.ly/2XlBJHx]]> 2019-02-24 19:44:43 UTC https://padlet.com/nemeth_k226/frenchrev/wish/334613374 nemeth_k226 https://padlet.com/nemeth_k226/frenchrev/wish/334613775 The Royal Family tried to escape France in 1791, on June 21. The event was essentially King Louis XVI, Queen Marie Antoinette, and their immediate family unsuccessfully trying to escape from France. They did this trying to ignite a counter revolution. They were specifically trying to go to Austria. This event sparked charges of treason which more or less led to his execution in 1793. 
https://bit.ly/2NuIu5u]]> 2019-02-24 19:47:29 UTC https://padlet.com/nemeth_k226/frenchrev/wish/334613775 nemeth_k226 https://padlet.com/nemeth_k226/frenchrev/wish/334614443 The first republic of France was established after the revolution aftermaths on September 22, 1792. The first republic lasted up until the declaration of the First Empire in 1804. This was declared under Napoleon, even though the form of their government had changed many times. This specific time frame was labeled as the fall of the monarchy. This all happened when the masses decided to rebel and overthrow King Louis XVI. 
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