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    The document summarizes the unfolding of the French Revolution from 1789 to 1815 in five phases: 1) From 1789-1791, the National Assembly established a constitutional monarchy. 2) From 1792-1794, the end of the monarchy marked the beginning of the Reign of Terror. 3) From 1795-1799 was a reaction against extremism. 4) From 1799-1815 was the Age of Napoleon. Peasant uprisings in response to famine and rumors led the National Assembly to abolish feudalism. Radical factions grew in influence, declaring war on tyranny in Europe and establishing a republic.

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    The document summarizes the unfolding of the French Revolution from 1789 to 1815 in five phases: 1) From 1789-1791, the National Assembly established a constitutional monarchy. 2) From 1792-1794, the end of the monarchy marked the beginning of the Reign of Terror. 3) From 1795-1799 was a reaction against extremism. 4) From 1799-1815 was the Age of Napoleon. Peasant uprisings in response to famine and rumors led the National Assembly to abolish feudalism. Radical factions grew in influence, declaring war on tyranny in Europe and establishing a republic.

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    3.

    2 French Revolution unfolds

    Questions/Cues

    Notes: 3.2 French Revolution Unfolds I. Phases of French Revolution 1789-1791 - National Assembly turned France into a constitutional monarchy. 1792-1794 End of monarchy marked beginning of Reign of Terror.

    1795-1799 Reaction against extremism.

    1799-1815 Age of Napoleon

    II. Political Crisis Leads to Revolt

    II. Political Crisis Leads to Revolt


    France experiences worst famine in history!!!
    Rumors led to the Great Fear among peasants
    Peasants rebelled & attacked

    In Paris, factions competed for power


    Moderates looked to Marquis de Lafayette
    as a hero Radicals formed the Paris Commune

    Questions/Cues

    Notes:

    3.2 French Revolution Unfolds


    II. Political Crisis Leads to Revolt What caused French peasants to revolt against nobles? France experiences worst famine in history!!! Rumors led to the Great Fear among peasants Peasants rebelled & attacked In Paris, factions competed for power Moderates looked to Marquis de Lafayette as a hero Radicals formed the Paris Commune III. National Assembly Acts

    III. National Assembly Acts Chaos pushed National Assembly to end


    feudalism, thus ending their privileges.

    Declaration of the Rights of Man and Citizen written


    Copied American Declaration of Independence

    III. National Assembly Acts King Louis XVI rejected Dec. of Rights of Man
    People demanded royal family return to Paris

    Questions/Cues

    Notes:

    3.2 French Revolution Unfolds


    II. Political Crisis Leads to Revolt What caused French peasants to revolt against nobles? France experiences worst famine in history!!! Rumors led to the Great Fear among peasants Peasants rebelled & attacked In Paris, factions competed for power Moderates looked to Marquis de Lafayette as a hero Radicals formed the Paris Commune III. National Assembly Acts Chaos pushed National Assembly to end feudalism, thus ending their privileges.

    Questions/Cues

    Notes:

    Declaration of the Rights of Man and Citizen written (video clip) Copied American Declaration of Independence King Louis XVI rejected Dec. of Rights of Man People demanded royal family return to Paris IV. National Assembly Continues Onward

    IV. National Assembly Continues Onward NA puts church under state control, angered
    church officials
    Sell church land Priests & bishops are now elected

    Constitution of 1791
    Absolute monarchy limited monarchy Legislative Assembly made laws, collect taxes, decide on war & peace

    June 1791, royal family tried to escape

    Questions/Cues

    Notes:

    Declaration of the Rights of Man and Citizen written (video clip) Copied American Declaration of Independence King Louis XVI rejected Dec. of Rights of Man People demanded royal family return to Paris IV. National Assembly Continues Onward NA puts church under state control, angered church officials Sell church land Priests & bishops are now elected Constitution of 1791 Absolute monarchy limited monarchy Legislative Assembly made laws, collect taxes, decide on war & peace

    Questions/Cues

    Notes: June 1791, royal family tried to escape V. Radicals Take Over

    Radicals Take Over


    Stop the spread of the French Plague Sans-culottes (working-class) wanted a republic Jacobins (middle-class) supported San-culottes National Assembly declares war on tyranny around Europe
    1792-1815

    Questions/Cues

    Notes: June 1791, royal family tried to escape V. Radicals Take Over Stop the spread of the French Plague Sans-culottes (working-class) wanted a republic Jacobins (middle-class) supported Sanculottes National Assembly declares war on tyranny around Europe 1792-1815

    How does the cartoonist portray the plague?

    Why were European rulers against revolutionary ideas coming into their countries?

    Questions/Cues

    Notes: 3.2 French Revolution Unfolds I. Phases of French Revolution 1789-1791 - National Assembly turned France into a constitutional monarchy. 1792-1794 End of monarchy marked beginning of Reign of Terror.

    1795-1799 Reaction against extremism.

    1799-1815 Age of Napoleon

    Questions/Cues What caused French peasants to revolt against nobles?

    Notes:

    II. Political Crisis Leads to Revolt


    France experiences worst famine in history!!! Rumors led to the Great Fear among peasants Peasants rebelled & attacked In Paris, factions competed for power Moderates looked to Marquis de Lafayette as a hero Radicals formed the Paris Commune

    How did the National Assembly III. National Assembly Acts react to Chaos pushed National Assembly to end feudalism, thus ending their peasant privileges. uprisings?

    Questions/Cues

    Notes:

    Declaration of the Rights of Man and Citizen written

    Copied American Declaration of Independence


    King Louis XVI rejected Dec. of Rights of Man People demanded royal family return to Paris IV. National Assembly Continues Onward NA puts church under state control, angered church officials Sell church land Priests & bishops are now elected Constitution of 1791 What were the Absolute monarchy limited terms of the monarchy Constitution of Legislative Assembly made laws, collect taxes, decide on war & 1791? peace

    Questions/Cues

    Notes: June 1791, royal family tried to escape V. Radicals Take Over Stop the spread of the French Plague Sans-culottes (working-class) wanted a republic Jacobins (middle-class) supported Sanculottes National Assembly declares war on tyranny around Europe 1792-1815

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