NORTH AMERICA COLONINES!

France has stood up for Liberty democracy and fraternity

at home it remained monarchy

rich people were richer and poor people were more poor than before.

France was in crisis

1789 luois the 16 rulled france

The queen was a big money spender

bad harvest, so bread was bad…

marie antoinette wanted to make a “meat cake”

which doesn’t have meat

church had to pay atleast some taxes

louis the 16 was forced to make estates general such as…

the Clergy (first estate)

Aristocracy (second estate)

and ordinary people (third estate)

discontempt was rising, while she roleplayed walking through a feild

1789 third estate disagreed and declared a national estate which was on a tenis court

swore in the so called “tenis court oath”

country side pesants destroyed and took over buildings

a month later there was a decliration that protects property and insurance because of what the third estate was doing.

octover 5th women did a march (like a protest)

queens best friend was violated, killed, just because of this.

the asembal;ly did a constitution of the clergy to confensate man property

1791 queen trried to flee but were caught

war broke out

republic got shame so they did a political center

From the way the French arranged themselves based on their political beliefs, we get the modern concept of people being left, center, or right along the political spectrum.

politics had certain rules

women were creating rightful ways as citizens

then a women did a constitution

women went into political clubs, womens equality with men. (power within family)

also larger % of herances

1792 perasian masses took extreem action (royal army)

invaded king and forced them to do the national convention

then recalled for every other kingdom to do the same

once declared a republic, louis was executed

soon became a bloodbath

reign of virtue

new national calendar, clothing, etc

40,000 people were executed for the committee of public safety to preserve the republic.

spies and trators were reported everywhere

women were especially targeted during the Terror, including feminist author Olympe de Gouges and (former) Queen Marie Antoinette