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The Bourgeois Revolutions (French Revolution (Stages (Constituent…

- - - - 13 colonies (Philadelphia)
        
        independence (Great Britain)
        
        Declaration (George Jefferson)
    - - legal text
        
        Enlightenment political principles
        
        Popular sovereignty
        
        Inalienable rights
        
        freedom
        
        equality
        
        happiness
    - - first b. revolution
  - - - Thomas Jefferson
        
        political ideologist
      - George Washington
        
        charge of troops
      - Benjamis Franklin
        
        scientist
    - - help
        
        France
        
        GB enemy
        
        Spain
        
        Netherlands
    - - 1st revolutionary war
        
        american people
        
        against
        
        British army
    - - British
        
        independence
        
        new nation
  - - - federal republic
        
        popular sovereighnity
        
        separation powers
      - equality all citizens
        
        suffrage limited
        
        male with $
    - - George Washington
        
        1st president
  - - - need + money
        
        rise taxes colonies
        
        colonists refused
    - - want control
        
        commercial activities
    - - rich & prosperous territories
        
        raw materials GB
        
        economical important
        
        parliamentary representation London
        
        British refused
- - - - people discontented
        
        clergy & mobility
        
        traditional privileges
        
        refused pay
        
        bourgeoisie
        
        abbolish
        
        absolute monarchy
        
        participate government
        
        petite bourgeoisie
        
        economic difficulties
        
        wars
        
        high taxes
        
        competition British products
        
        peasantry
        
        economic difficulties
        
        wars
        
        poor harvest
        
        taxes
        
        higher rent
        
        clergy
        
        nobility
  - - - Louis XVI
        
        Estates General 1789
        
        increase taxes
        
        begining
        
        FR
  - - - bankrupt
        
        military conflicts
        
        royal family
        
        money
        
        palaces
        
        luxury goods
        
        extravagant parties
    - - Louis XVI's
        ministers
        
        increase taxes
        
        everyone
  - - - representatives 3 states
        
        advise king
      - representation
        
        clergy (1s) nobility (2s)
        
        300
        
        1vote
        
        middle class
        
        600
        
        1 vote
  - - - implement
        
        legal changes
        
        political groups
        
        Girondins
        
        revolution
        
        interestes bourgeoisie
        
        ideas
        
        moderate
        
        liberal economic policies
        
        maintain
        
        limited suffrage
        
        Jacobins
        
        revolution
        
        ideas
        
        radical
        
        abbolish monarchy
        
        king trial
        
        expand suffrage
        
        control price rises
        
        help workers
        
        1 more item...
      - Louis XVI
        
        opposed reforms
        
        ask Austria
        
        support
      - assembly
        
        imprisoned the king
        
        abolished the monarchy
        
        France
        
        republic
    - - after election
        
        Louis XVI
        
        accused of treason
        
        executed
        
        european countries
        
        coalition
        
        war on France
        
        prevent
        
        revolution spreading
      - leadership
        
        Roberspierre
        
        Jacobins
        
        took control
        
        dictatorship
        
        Terror
    - - king agree 3s demands
        
        constitution
      - protesters
        
        riot in the
        streets Paris
        
        14
        July 1789
        
        attacked Bastille
        
        more riots
        
        countryside
      - reaction
        
        violent protests
        
        legal reforms
        
        Abolished feudal rights
        
        approved
        
        Declaration of the Rights of Man and the Citizen
        
        all men
        
        2 more items...
      - worried
        
        assembly's
        reforms
        
        Louis XVI
        
        scape
        
        Austria
        
        support
        
        revolutionary discovered
        
        prevented
      - 1791
        
        constitution
        
        constitutional
        monarchy
        
        constitutional
        monarchy
        
        separation of
        powers
        
        limited male
        suffrage
    - - 1795
        
        moderate mc
        
        control country
        
        stop violence & executions
        
        conservative government
        
        5 members
      - 1799
        
        France
        
        still war other Eur. powers
        
        home
        
        radical revolutionaries
        
        regain control
        
        Napoleón Bonaparte
        
        1 more item...
    - - 3rd state
        
        new voting system
        
        each representative
        
        1 vote
        
        king refused
        
        3rd state
        
        themselves
        
        true representatives
  - - - Enlightenment ideas
        
        practise
  - - - period
        
        violent political
        
        caused
        
        abolition
        
        absolute monarchy
        
        end
        
        States System
        
        social change
- - - - culture
    - - predominant artistic style
    - - French Revolution
      - Napoleonic empire
        
        1800-1820
        
        Napoleon's personal
        aesthetic tastes
        
        propaganda
    - - Greek
      - Roman
- - - - equality all citizens
        
        +new legal concepts
        
        divorce
        
        adoption
        
        civil marriage
        
        state education
  - - - expand territories
    - - enlightened and revolutionary
        policies
        
        constitutions
        
        abolish
        
        absolute monarchy
  - - - First
        Consul for life
        
        1802
      - Emperor France
        
        1804
  - - - crisis
        
        Economic changes
        
        end privileges
        
        pay taxes
        
        all citizens
        
        new laws
        
        guarantee
        
        1 more item...
        
        free trade
        
        benefits
        
        1 more item...
        
        Political changes
        
        end Absolute Monarchy
        
        New constitutions
        
        popular sovereignty
        
        1 more item...
        
        separation of powers
        
        1 more item...
        
        Elections
        
        political groups
        
        New forms government
        
        constitutional monarchies
        
        Republics
        
        Social changes
        
        end states system
      - desintegration AR