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569156677 | Bourgeoisie | French Middle Class | 0 | |
569156678 | Charlotte Corday | Murdered Marat in his bath tub | 1 | |
569156679 | Conscription | Draft | 2 | |
569156680 | Coup D'etat | Overthrow of state | 3 | |
569156681 | Danton | Jacobin leader; military like him; executed by Robespierre | 4 | |
569156682 | La Marseillaise | National anthem of France | 5 | |
569156683 | Emigres | Nobles who fled France in the early stages of the Revolution | 6 | |
569156684 | Jacques Necker | Fired for suggesting clergy and nobles pay taxes | 7 | |
569156685 | Great Fear | Tales of attacks on villages and towns that spread panic | 8 | |
569156686 | Law of Suspects | Arrest and execution of suspected traitors and counter-revolutionaries | 9 | |
569156687 | Lettres de Cachet | Means a sealed letter; exile or imprisonment without trial | 10 | |
569156688 | Madame Tussaud | Made death masks of Reign of Terror victims | 11 | |
569156689 | Marat | Editor of L'ami du Peuple; murdered in his bath tub | 12 | |
569156690 | Napoleon | Overthrew the directory; established a military dictatorship; "Je suis la Revolution!" | 13 | |
569156691 | Marquis de Lafayette | Aristocratic "hero of two worlds"; fought alongside George Washington in the American Revolution | 14 | |
569156692 | Robert Turgot | First adviser fired for suggesting clergy and noble be taxed | 15 | |
569156693 | Sans Culottes | Ultra radicals in French Revolution; men without knee breeches | 16 | |
569156694 | Tennis Court Oath | Pledge to write a constitution for France | 17 | |
569156695 | Civil Constitution of the Clergy | The government's way to control the church; all the clergy are elected and paid a salary; all church land seized | 18 | |
569156696 | Brunswick Manifesto | Says if the Royal Family is harmed, Paris will be leveled | 19 |