L11: The Trial & Execution of Louis Capet

How much of the Legislative Assembly went into hiding after the 10 Aug Insurrection?

• 1/2

• 2/3

• 3/4

• 4/5

How did 25 Aug 1792 benefit peasants?

• Abolition of all feudal dues without compensation

• Price maximums on bread

• No longer required to pay taxes

• Compensation rate was lowered to 10% of a year's harvest

When was the monarchy officially abolished?

(a)  

What else was established on 22 September 1792?

• New Republican constitution

• The Revolutionary Commune

• Committee of Public Safety

• New Republican calendar

Organize these options into the right categories

Groups:

(a) Montagnards

,

(b) The Plain

,

(c) Girondins

,

(d) All

• Supported the sans-culottes and the Revolutionary Commune

• Championed Paris as the centre of the revolution

• Low support from the sans-culottes

• Deeply distrusted the sans-culottes

• Economic liberalism (free trade)

• Supported a decentralised government

Select ALL that were mentioned in the charges laid against Louis during his trial.

• Flight to Varennes

• Champ de Mars Massacre

• Financing counter-revolution

• Treason against France

Raymond de Seze (Louis' lawyer): "You want to pronounce on the fate of Louis, yet it is you yourselves who accuses him!"
What is this quote best emphasising?

• Compromise of popular sovereignty

• Freedom of speech

• Compromise of separation of powers

• Freedom of religion

von Guttner: "With the fall of the ​ (a)   blade the ​ (b)   went far beyond the demand of the ​ (c)   ."

• cahiers de doleances
• revolution
• guillotine's
• Tennis Court Oath
• sans-culottes

Date of Louis' execution:

(a)