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PowerPoint Presentation French Revolution Introduction 1789 - 1799 The French Revolution was a time of great turmoil in French history. 3 Three Estate System Clergy Nobility…

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1. The French Revolutionfrom 1789-1799through pictures and printswhich representrole of the middle class 2. The Age of Enlightenment 3. Nobility and clergy take advantage…

1. The French Revolution 2. A country divided between very rich and very poor ALL taxes were paid by poor people – rich people paid NO taxes Country was ruled by Louis…

1. The French Revolution 2. France in 1789 Crippling National DebtExtensive unemployment Widespread malnutrition and starvation 3.   4. Three Estates First Estate Clergy…

1. ESTATES GENERALThe estates general was called upon by king Louis XVI W 01He wanted to find solutions to his financial government T 02 2. STORMING OF THE BASTILLEThe mob…

1. PERIODS OF THEREVOLUTIONIZATION 2. CAUSES THE ENLIGHTMENT AMERICAN REVOLUTION FRENCH ECONOMY FEUDAL SYSTEM PEASANTS SITUATION UNBEARABLE CROP FAILURE…

1. THE FRENCH REVOLUTION Vedant Yogesh Class - IX Detail From Triumph of Marat, Boilly, 1794 (Musee des Beaux-Arts) 2. One of the main factors that led to the French Revolution…

1.Social ProjectDone By,R.Sri Krishna312. FrenchRevolut 3. The Old Regime• Old Regime – socio-political system whichexisted in most of Europe during the 18thcentury•…

1.Introduction• The French society will undergo an epictransformation:• FeudalAristocratic privileges evaporatedReligious2. • Different social groups will take an active…

1.The French Revolution 1789-1815 The Loss of Blood Begins! 2. French Revolution10.2.3 You will learn How the ideas of the Enlightenment led to Revolutions in America and…

1. The French Revolution 2. The French Revolution The French revolution started in 14 July 1789 and finish in 1799 WarParticipants : French society. Results : Abolition and…

1. French RevolutionLiberty, Equality, Fraternity1780 CE – 1791 CE 2. The French Revolution Begins• The French Revolution began in 1789– The French Revolution was more…

1. Liberty, Equality, FraternityTHE FRENCH REVOLUTION Detail From Triumph of Marat, Boilly, 1794 (Musee des Beaux-Arts) 2. THE THREE ESTATES Before the revolution the…

1. The French Revolution 1789-1815 2. Stages of the French Revolution Aristocratic Revolt -1789 From The States General until the Fall of the Bastille (14 th July 1789) The…

1. LOUIS XVI execution 2.  THE AMERICAN REVOLUTION  Deficit crisis  French soldiers who helped came inspired Signing of the Declaration of Independence 3.  Enlightenment:…

1. CONTENTS 1) Causes 2) The Social Cause/Society under the Old Regime 3) I’st Estate 4) II’nd Estate 5) III’rd Estate 6) The Three Estates…

French Revolution Chapter 3 Section 3 Radical Days of the Revolution Video Click on www.khanacademy.org In the search box, type in âFrench Revolution (Part 3) â Reign of…

Royal Absolutism In the late seventeenth century, the king of France, Louis XIV, declared his rule to be an absolute monarchy. An absolute monarchy is when the king or queen…