The french revolution
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- Created on: 09-10-18 10:24
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- The french revolution 1774-1815
- The main features of the ancien regime
- The absolute monarchy
- The 3 main estates , the first estate, the second and the third estate.
- The first estate, was the 0.5% of the population that was mainly made up of bishops, clergy, aristocratic origin
- The second estate was almost like the middle class, it was made up of nobles , armed forces and many more people in the middle upper class
- The third estate, was made up out of anyone who could not be in the other two estate mostly ranging from wealthy merchants to poor farmers and widows.
- The inheritance of Louis XVI
- The king
- The situation in 1774
- The financial problems of France
- tax privilege
- The disorganisation of france and the balance sheets were years out of date
- The works of Turgot
- Necker
- Calonne
- The war loans
- The assessment of major reforms
- How important were new ideas in bringing about the revolution.
- Reasons and science
- politics
- religion
- nature and sensibility
- The classical revivals
- The salons
- How important were the american revolution and enlightenment ideas
- The key ideas that colonists made fought for american revolution became those of the french
- no taxation
- The declaration of independence
- The idea of natural rights
- religious equality and toleration
- The right to rebel against unjust monarchical rule.
- Enlightenment
- discussed mainly amoung the elite
- divided the french elites
- constitutional monarchy
- paved new political ideas
- taken from the american revolution
- The key ideas that colonists made fought for american revolution became those of the french
- The main features of the ancien regime
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