Holy Alliance

Declaration of the Rights of Man

Declaration of Independence

Napoleonic Code

It taxed the bourgeoise.

It made peasants and noblemen equals.

It adopted "A Declaration of the Rights of Man and of the Citizen."

It took away the Catholic Church's lands and independence.

Louis refused to wear the revolutionary bonnet, the the bonnet rouge

Louis divorced Marie Antoinette in order to start his own religion

Louis and his family tried to escape to the Austrian Netherlands but were caught in Varennes.

Louis declared France and Empire and himself Emperor.

wanted sweeping changes in the way the government was run

wanted only moderate changes to how government was run

wanted few changes in government

wanted the King returned to the throne and revolutionaries executed

wanted sweeping changes in the way the government was run

wanted only moderate changes to how government was run

wanted few changes in government

wanted the King returned to the throne and revolutionaries executed

Parisian workers and small shopkeepers

Nobles and others who fled France and hoped to undo the Revolution

Members of the clergy who supported the Revolution

Survivors of the storming of the Bastille

the massacre of sans-culottes by Royalist forces in Paris

the massacre of royal guards at the Tuileries Palace on August 10

the massacre of many nobles, priests, and royalist sympathizers in Paris prisons.

the aftermath of the sack of Paris after Austria and Prussia took the city in 1792.

guillotine

breaking on the whell

firing squad

hanging

the Second Coalition

the Committee of Public Safety

the National Assembly

the Electric Company

Napoleon Bonaparte

King Louis XVI

Georges Danton

Maximilian Robespierre

trial by a jury of your peers

the death penalty had already been abolished

evidence and witnesses presented to prove your innocence or guilt

someone simply had to say that you were guilty of anti-revolutionary acts

royalists

the peasants

the clergy

his fellow revolutionaries

no one

the nobiilty

known revolutionaries

only Maximilien Robespierre

Guillotine

Drawing and quartering

Firing squad

Hanging

Fear of counterrevolutionary conspiracies

Shortage of food

Economic crisis

Religious conflicts

To manage the economy

To protect the French Republic from its enemies

To draft a new constitution

To negotiate peace treaties

She was exiled

She was executed by guillotine

She was imprisoned for life

She escaped to Austria

He led a coup against the government

He put down a royalist insurrection

He declared himself emperor

He signed a peace treaty with Austria