Essential Question: What were the important causes & effects of the French Revolution?

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Essential Question: What were the important causes & effects of the French Revolution?

Do Now On your ipad or blank piece of paper write down one example on what is needed to consider a revolution as successful. When given the signal stand up and meet with 6 different classmates and exchange your answers. You must sit down with a list of at least 6 different responses.

Reasons for the French Revolution In the 1700s, France was the cultural capital of Europe, home to numerous Enlightenment thinkers, & had wealth from colonies King Louis XIV was the most powerful king in Europe; After his death in 1715, Louis XV & Louis XVI continued to rule France as absolute monarchs But, political & economic problems led to the French Revolution in 1789 King Louis XIV XVI

One problem was France s unequal social hierarchy that was made up of three classes (estates) The clergy of the Roman Catholic Church made up the First Estate Owned 10% of land in France but paid little in taxes to the gov t

One problem was France s unequal social hierarchy that was made up of three classes (called estates) The Second Estate was made up of rich nobles Owned 20% of French land but were exempt from paying taxes

One problem was France s unequal social hierarchy that was made up of three classes (called estates) The Third Estate made up 97% of the population & included poor peasants but also the well-educated middle class (bourgeoisie) This group paid 50% of their income in taxes

The members of the Third Estate resented the special treatment the First & Second Estates received Members of the Third Estate gained inspiration from the Enlightenment ideas of Locke, Voltaire, & Rousseau After the success of the American Revolution, the Third Estate began demanding democracy, equality, & liberty in France

GOVERNMENT DEBTS (percentage of total government revenue) Social tensions were made worse by a growing financial crisis in the 1770s & 1780s The French government faced massive debts due to decades of lavish spending, expensive wars, & poor economic planning By 1789, half the budget went towards interest on the national debt; 25% of people were unemployed The excessive spending by King Louis XVI & his wife Marie Antoinette angered French citizens Marie Antoinette, Madame Deficit

By 1789, France was out of money & faced a serious financial crisis Louis XVI called an emergency meeting of the Estates-General where members from all 3 classes could advise the king

During the Estates-General, the First & Second Estates voted to increase taxes on the Third Estate The First & Second Estates decided to vote by order (1 vote per estate) rather than by head (by person) These decisions angered the members of the Third Estate who believed their rights were being violated

The Third Estate stormed our of the meeting and went to Louis tennis courts. There they formed a new National Assembly to make laws for the French people In 1789, the National Assembly swore to a Tennis Court Oath promising a new constitution & limitations on the king s power

The National Assembly wrote their revolutionary ideals in the Declaration of the Rights of Man and of the Citizen which said: Men are born free and equal in rights Rights include liberty, property, security, & resistance to oppression It guaranteed freedom of speech, &freedom of religion, & equal justice

Meanwhile, the economic crisis continued Citizens were without food & faced starvation Angry protestors in Paris demanded new reforms

When rumors circulated that the king was going to send his army to Paris, citizens attacked the prison Bastille to seize weapons to defend themselves The storming of the Bastille in 1789 represented the beginning of the French Revolution

In 1791, Louis XVI finally agreed to a new constitution that limited his power & created a limited monarchy But, Louis XVI failed to work with the National Assembly & France problems continued Fearing the spread of France s revolutionary ideas, Austria & Prussia assembled armies to restore France s absolute monarchy Quick Class Discussion: What should the National Assembly do to solve France s problems?

In 1792, radicals took control of France & made important decisions: The slogan of the French Revolution became: Liberty, Equality, Fraternity War was declared against Austria & Prussia and 300,000 French soldiers were drafted into a national army in order to defend France The French monarchy was overthrown & democratic republic was created called the National Convention In 1793, King Louis XVI was arrested, convicted of treason, & executed by guillotine

The Guillotine

The radical leaders of the National Convention feared that enemies of the revolution would try to overthrow the new republic In 1793, radical Maximilien Robespierre slowly gained control of the National Convention From 1793 to 1794, Robespierre executed 40,000 traitors during an era known as the Reign of Terror The Reign of Terror ended when French citizens turned on Robespierre & executed him

The revolution came to an end in 1795, but France was in chaos The economic crisis had not been solved & people faced starvation England, Holland, Spain joined Austria & Prussia in the war against France The National Convention was replaced by France s third gov t in six years called the Directory The Directory proved to be ineffective & corrupt

Napoleon Bonaparte In 1799, a French military general named Napoleon Bonaparte led a revolt & seized power in France As emperor of France, Napoleon introduced needed reforms, defeated foreign armies, & conquered a massive French empire

France under Napoleon French society, politics and religions changed drastically under Napoleon. Napoleon changed France s economy for the better. He made taxes fair, he increased trade, and improved France s banking infrastructure. Religious Freedom: Napoleon abolished slavery and serfs and provided religious freedom for all. Education System: Napoleon realized the importance of the middle class, so he offered free public education to all people. He believed that an educated France would be a better France.

France under Napoleon continues However, not everything was so perfect. Under Napoleon: The French citizens lost their freedom of speech. Napoleon would arrest anyone who spoke bad about his government. Many women who had gained rights during the Revolution, now had those rights taken away. Because Napoleon was a military leader, he was always fighting wars. Many sons were drafted into France s army and forced to fight under him.

Homework: Due Next week Write a paragraph answering the following question: Was the French Revolution successful? In your paragraph, be sure to include claim, evidence to back up your claim, and a counterclaim (Opinion opposite to yours). Always remember, when you give a counterclaim, be sure to then explain why that counterclaim is incorrect. Start by making a T chart, to brainstorm ideas.