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### == 3 estates ==
1st - Clergy
2nd - Nobility
Held top jobs
3rd - Everyone else
Bourgeoisie to peasants
Known as the **ancien regime**
### == The Third Estate ==
Included a huge range of French citizens
- Most were rural peasants
- Others were poor, urban workers
Common grievances
- Top jobs closed to them
- Bore the burden of taxes
- Even small price increases could be crippling
### == Hard Economic Times ==
Huge national debt
- Contributing factors
- Louis XIV's lavish lifestyle
- Deficit spending
- 7 Years War
- Overwhelming interest payments
Unsuccessful reforms
- Louis XVI was weak and Necker was dismissed after suggesting Louis tax the 1st and 2nd estates
Calling the Estates General
- A body made of representatives from the three estates
- Did not have the power of the purse
- Each estate was asked to prepare a **cahier**
### == From Estates General to National Assembly ==
Traditionally, each estate got one vote
- 1. Clergy, 2. Nobles, 3. Everyone else
- Unequal - 96% of population only had 33% of the say
The king and his ministers tried to strengthen the 3rd estate
The estates had to decide how votes would be counted in the new session
Members that represented the 3rd Estate thought all the estates should vote together
- A standoff ensued
June 1789: the Third Estate declared themselves the National Assembly
June 19th - the Second Estate voted to join them
### == Tennis Court Oath ==
When the King locked them out of their building, they met in an indoor tennis court
Vowed to continue to meet until there was a "just constitution"
### == The Bastille ==
A symbol of Tyranny
Parisians believed there were weapons inside
- They were forming a militia to protect the national assembly
- A mob gathered to claim them
- First major conflict of the revolution

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### == Cause ==
The French, British, and Natives all claimed land west of the Appalachians
### == Early War ==
Began when George Washington ambushed a French scouting party in Pennsylvania in 1754
- Built and defended Fort Necessity
The French had a better relationship with the natives
- Colonized by building forts and trading with the Indians
### == The Albany Plan of Union ==
In 1754 the Northern English colonies held a meeting in Albany
Goals:
- Strengthen ties with the Iroquois League, a coalition of 6 native groups in the northeast
- Created a united war effort from the colonies
They accepted the Albany Plan of Union
- Written by Ben Franklin
- Proposed that the colonies come together in a permanent alliance
Rejected by the colonial governments
- Unwilling to give up power to a central government
### == Bad Start for the British ==
The French had early victories
- Defeated Washington at Fort Necessity
The British fought in straight lines, the Natives and French hid
- The French were able to win despite being outnumbered
### == British Turn the Tide ==
William Pitt became prime minister
- Helped raise taxes to fund the war
- Troops were better prepared with better leaders
British took over many French forts
The Iroquois decided to support the British
### == Fall of Quebec ==
Quebec was the capital of "New France"
- French colonies in the new world
British commander Wolfe laid siege to the city
- By September, he was running out of time
- Used an undefended path up the cliff
- A battle led to heavy French losses and both commanders died
The city surrendered within a few days
### == Treaty of Paris (1763) ==
British forces then took Montreal and seized the remaining forts
European representatives met in France to create a peace treaty
Ended the French and Indian War
- Also ended the conflict known as the Seven Years War
Terms of the peace:
- The British got all French land east of the Mississippi except New Orleans
- The British got Florida in return for giving Cuba back to Spain
- The Spanish got all French land west of the Mississippi and New Orleans
### == Side Effects of the War ==
British and the colonists resented each other
- British felt the colonists had not done enough to support the war
- Colonists lost respect for the British military and felt disrespected by the British
- They wanted to expand and prosper without British interference

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### == Contributing Factors ==
The dismissal of Necker on July 11th
- Popular with the 3rd Estate, contributed to the fall of the Bastille
Famine in France
- Crops failed in the "Little Ice Age"
- Bread prices rose by over 88%, people were forced to spend most of their income to eat
- Fueled anger towards nobles and taxation
### == The Great Fear ==
The Third Estate developed conspiracy theories about the famine
The National Assembly met to stop the spreading chaos on August 4th, 1789
- Prearranged for several nobles to give up their feudal rights
- Made all French Citizens equal
- Abolished the ancien regime
### == Establishing Equality ==
On August 25th, the National Assembly published the Declaration of the Rights of Man
- Based in part on earlier American documents
- All men free and equal
- Due process of law, innocent until proven guilty
- Freedom of religion
- Right to property
### == Women Take Action ==
Louis XVI hesitated to ratify the new changes
October 5th, 1789 - 6000 armed women marched to Versailles demanding bread
- They refused to leave until the king returned with them to Paris
### == New Constitution, New Government ==
Needed to fulfill the Tennis Court Oath
Cosntitution of 1791
- Limited monarchy
- Could veto, but not halt legislation
- Legislative Assembly with power
- Make all laws
- Collect taxes
- Decide on issues of war and peace
- Voting
- Rights for tax-paying males over 25
- Created 83 departments
- Uniform courts, outlawed outdated punishment
- Only propertied males may vote
Olympe de Gougues outraged women were not included
- Wrote the Declaration of the Rights of Women
### == Solving the Financial Crisis ==
Much of the French debt was owed to the bourgeoisie
- The national assembly (largely made of the bourgeoisie) worked to solve the financial crisis
- One solution - take over and sell church lands
The Civil Constitution of the Clergy
- Bishops and priests became elected, salaried officials
- Ended papal authority in France
- Required clergy to take an oath
- Many refused, people were forced to choose between religion and revolution
### == Louis' Escape Attempt ==
June 1791: the King and his family tried to flee Paris
- Disguised as servants, made it as far as Varennes
- Discovered when he was compared to French currency
- Appeared to be a traitor
- The constitutional monarchy would not last
### == The French Plague ==
Emigres: over 16000 aristocrats that left France
- Spoke with other leaders about their harrowing lives in France
- Caused other European monarchs to turn againt the French revolution
- Feared it would spread to their lands
- Anticipated escalating violence
The Declaration of Pilnitz
- Issued by Austria and Prussia
- Claimed they would intervene to protect the monarchy if the other European powers agreed