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| Clergy made up this estate |
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| Nobles made up this estate |
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| Peasants made up this estate |
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| They supported the Civil Constitution of the clergy |
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| opposed the civil constitution of the clergy |
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| Head of Committee of Public Safety |
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| Guillotined in front of a cheering crowd |
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Before the revolution, French society was divided into three estates, or classes. |
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In the 18th Century France, the wealthy and nobles exempted themselves from taxation |
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The new Declaration of the Rights of Man and Citizen was based on Rousseau's Social Contract. |
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The Declarion of the Rights of Man and Citizen was signed under Louis XIV |
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The French people sought to establish a Gallican Church that would serve as a social arm of the Government. |
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During the de-Christianization of France, the state sponsored a deistic faith system. |
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When Napoleon was elected First Consul, he squelched all support of the Catholic Church. |
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Pope Pius VII required Napoleon to marry Josephine in a valid Church ceremony before his coronation. |
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Pope Pius VII crowned Napoleon Emperor |
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| Heck no, Napoleon did that. |
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Napoleon's failed march on Russia began his downfall. |
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| The storming of the Bastille represents the beginning of the ___. |
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| Revolutionary members of the Legislative Assembly who worked to uproot all of the traditional institutions of the Old Regime were the ___. |
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| The revolutionary government set up by the rebels who freed Louis XVI was known as ___. |
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| The cardinals who refused to attend Napoleon's illicit marriage to Marie Louisa were known as the ___ ___. |
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| Due to his fear of the Jacobin leaders, ___ tried to flee France to get help from other countries who opposed them. |
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| The Declaration of the Rights of Man and Citizen declared that all men were born equal and help rights to ___,___,___, and ___. |
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| liberty equality security and (of course) resistance. |
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| ___ ___ were a mix of the Gallican Articles and the Civil Constitution of the Clery which nullified the Concordat of 1801. |
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| Napoleon crowned ___ and then crowed ___ as Empress. |
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| The Reign of Terror was the time when France was ruled by the Commmitte ___ ___ ___. |
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| The Legislative Assembly passed ___ in order to secularize the church, thereby establishing a Gallican Church which would serve as another arm of the government. |
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| Civil Consitution of the Clergy |
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| Napoleon claimed succession from ___, the great Holy Roman Emperor. |
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| ___ completely changed the role of the Church in France, attempting to make priest puppets of the state. |
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| Civil Constitution of the Clergy |
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