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AP Euro/Chapter 19/Causes of the French Revolution.md
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### == 3 estates ==
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1st - Clergy
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2nd - Nobility
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Held top jobs
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3rd - Everyone else
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Bourgeoisie to peasants
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Known as the **ancien regime**
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### == The Third Estate ==
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Included a huge range of French citizens
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- Most were rural peasants
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- Others were poor, urban workers
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Common grievances
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- Top jobs closed to them
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- Bore the burden of taxes
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- Even small price increases could be crippling
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### == Hard Economic Times ==
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Huge national debt
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- Contributing factors
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- Louis XIV's lavish lifestyle
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- Deficit spending
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- 7 Years War
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- Overwhelming interest payments
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Unsuccessful reforms
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- Louis XVI was weak and Necker was dismissed after suggesting Louis tax the 1st and 2nd estates
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Calling the Estates General
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- A body made of representatives from the three estates
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- Did not have the power of the purse
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- Each estate was asked to prepare a **cahier**
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### == From Estates General to National Assembly ==
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Traditionally, each estate got one vote
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- 1. Clergy, 2. Nobles, 3. Everyone else
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- Unequal - 96% of population only had 33% of the say
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The king and his ministers tried to strengthen the 3rd estate
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The estates had to decide how votes would be counted in the new session
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Members that represented the 3rd Estate thought all the estates should vote together
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- A standoff ensued
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June 1789: the Third Estate declared themselves the National Assembly
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June 19th - the Second Estate voted to join them
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### == Tennis Court Oath ==
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When the King locked them out of their building, they met in an indoor tennis court
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Vowed to continue to meet until there was a "just constitution"
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### == The Bastille ==
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A symbol of Tyranny
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Parisians believed there were weapons inside
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- They were forming a militia to protect the national assembly
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- A mob gathered to claim them
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- First major conflict of the revolution
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### == Cause ==
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The French, British, and Natives all claimed land west of the Appalachians
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### == Early War ==
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Began when George Washington ambushed a French scouting party in Pennsylvania in 1754
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- Built and defended Fort Necessity
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The French had a better relationship with the natives
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- Colonized by building forts and trading with the Indians
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### == The Albany Plan of Union ==
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In 1754 the Northern English colonies held a meeting in Albany
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Goals:
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- Strengthen ties with the Iroquois League, a coalition of 6 native groups in the northeast
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- Created a united war effort from the colonies
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They accepted the Albany Plan of Union
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- Written by Ben Franklin
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- Proposed that the colonies come together in a permanent alliance
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Rejected by the colonial governments
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- Unwilling to give up power to a central government
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### == Bad Start for the British ==
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The French had early victories
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- Defeated Washington at Fort Necessity
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The British fought in straight lines, the Natives and French hid
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- The French were able to win despite being outnumbered
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### == British Turn the Tide ==
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William Pitt became prime minister
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- Helped raise taxes to fund the war
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- Troops were better prepared with better leaders
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British took over many French forts
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The Iroquois decided to support the British
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### == Fall of Quebec ==
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Quebec was the capital of "New France"
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- French colonies in the new world
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British commander Wolfe laid siege to the city
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- By September, he was running out of time
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- Used an undefended path up the cliff
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- A battle led to heavy French losses and both commanders died
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The city surrendered within a few days
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### == Treaty of Paris (1763) ==
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British forces then took Montreal and seized the remaining forts
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European representatives met in France to create a peace treaty
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Ended the French and Indian War
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- Also ended the conflict known as the Seven Years War
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Terms of the peace:
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- The British got all French land east of the Mississippi except New Orleans
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- The British got Florida in return for giving Cuba back to Spain
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- The Spanish got all French land west of the Mississippi and New Orleans
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### == Side Effects of the War ==
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British and the colonists resented each other
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- British felt the colonists had not done enough to support the war
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- Colonists lost respect for the British military and felt disrespected by the British
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- They wanted to expand and prosper without British interference
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### == Contributing Factors ==
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The dismissal of Necker on July 11th
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- Popular with the 3rd Estate, contributed to the fall of the Bastille
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Famine in France
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- Crops failed in the "Little Ice Age"
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- Bread prices rose by over 88%, people were forced to spend most of their income to eat
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- Fueled anger towards nobles and taxation
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### == The Great Fear ==
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The Third Estate developed conspiracy theories about the famine
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The National Assembly met to stop the spreading chaos on August 4th, 1789
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- Prearranged for several nobles to give up their feudal rights
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- Made all French Citizens equal
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- Abolished the ancien regime
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### == Establishing Equality ==
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On August 25th, the National Assembly published the Declaration of the Rights of Man
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- Based in part on earlier American documents
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- All men free and equal
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- Due process of law, innocent until proven guilty
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- Freedom of religion
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- Right to property
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### == Women Take Action ==
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Louis XVI hesitated to ratify the new changes
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October 5th, 1789 - 6000 armed women marched to Versailles demanding bread
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- They refused to leave until the king returned with them to Paris
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### == New Constitution, New Government ==
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Needed to fulfill the Tennis Court Oath
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Cosntitution of 1791
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- Limited monarchy
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- Could veto, but not halt legislation
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- Legislative Assembly with power
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- Make all laws
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- Collect taxes
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- Decide on issues of war and peace
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- Voting
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- Rights for tax-paying males over 25
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- Created 83 departments
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- Uniform courts, outlawed outdated punishment
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- Only propertied males may vote
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Olympe de Gougues outraged women were not included
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- Wrote the Declaration of the Rights of Women
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### == Solving the Financial Crisis ==
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Much of the French debt was owed to the bourgeoisie
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- The national assembly (largely made of the bourgeoisie) worked to solve the financial crisis
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- One solution - take over and sell church lands
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The Civil Constitution of the Clergy
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- Bishops and priests became elected, salaried officials
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- Ended papal authority in France
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- Required clergy to take an oath
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- Many refused, people were forced to choose between religion and revolution
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### == Louis' Escape Attempt ==
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June 1791: the King and his family tried to flee Paris
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- Disguised as servants, made it as far as Varennes
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- Discovered when he was compared to French currency
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- Appeared to be a traitor
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- The constitutional monarchy would not last
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### == The French Plague ==
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Emigres: over 16000 aristocrats that left France
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- Spoke with other leaders about their harrowing lives in France
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- Caused other European monarchs to turn againt the French revolution
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- Feared it would spread to their lands
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- Anticipated escalating violence
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The Declaration of Pilnitz
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- Issued by Austria and Prussia
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- Claimed they would intervene to protect the monarchy if the other European powers agreed
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