Chapter 19 Test Practice

First Estate

• Owned land but had little money,

  Top Jobs in government,

  Nobility

• Clergy,

  Wealth and privilege,

  Performed social services

• Commoners,

  98% of the population,

  Heavily taxed

• July 14, 1789,

  Mob broke through the defenses,

  Became the symbol of the French revolution 

Second Estate

• Freedom of religion,

  Took over and sold Catholic church land,

  Bishops and priests were to be elected and receive a government salary

• All male citizens equal before the law,

  Limited power of the monarchy ,

  Legislative  Assembly to make laws

• Commoners,

  98% of the population,

  Heavily taxed

• Owned land but had little money,

  Top Jobs in government,

  Nobility

Third Estate

• Tremendous knowledge of European roads and a good spy network,

  Could visualize an entire battle field,

  He focused on knocking out enemies supply line

• Commoners,

  98% of the population,

  Heavily taxed

• Abolished special privileges to nobility,

  End to feudalism,

  Nobles compensated for lost land

• All men got the right to vote,

  Drew up a new constitution.

  Abolished the monarchy

Storming the Bastille

• Freedom of religion,

  Took over and sold Catholic church land,

  Bishops and priests were to be elected and receive a government salary

• July 14, 1789,

  Mob broke through the defenses,

  Became the symbol of the French revolution 

• All male citizens equal before the law,

  Limited power of the monarchy,

  Legislative  Assembly to make laws

• Abolished special privileges to nobility,

  End to feudalism,

  Nobles compensated for lost land

  
  

Political Reforms of the National Assembly

• All male citizens equal before the law,

  Limited power of the monarchy,

  Legislative  Assembly to make laws

  
  

• Abolished special privileges to nobility,

  End to feudalism,

  Nobles compensated for lost land

• Freedom of religion,

  Took over and sold Catholic church land,

  Bishops and priests were to be elected and receive a government salary

• All men got the right to vote,

  Drew up a new constitution,

  Abolished the monarchy

Social and Economic Reforms of the National Assembly

• Freedom of religion,

  Took over and sold Catholic church land,

  Bishops and priests were to be elected and receive a government salary

• Abolished special privileges to nobility,

  End to feudalism,

  Nobles compensated for lost land

• All men got the right to vote,

  Drew up a new constitution,

  Abolished the monarchy

• Happened in December of 1805,

  Napoleon was outnumbered and was attacked on his right flank,

  Napoleon's greatest victory

Religious Reforms of the National Assembly

• Freedom of religion,

  Took over and sold Catholic church land,

  Bishops and priests were to be elected and receive a government salary

• All men got the right to vote,

  Drew up a new constitution,

  Abolished the monarchy

• The date was June 18, 1815,

  Napoleon lost 60,000 men; allied forces lost 55,000,

  Wellington placed defenses like the Old Greek phalanx  

• Napoleon was crazy,

  Takes Moscow by Russians refuse a peace,

  Scorched earth policy 

The French Republic

• All men got the right to vote,

  Drew up a new constitution,

  Abolished the monarchy

  
  

• July 14, 1789,

  Mob broke through the defenses,

  Became the symbol of the French revolution 

• Commoners,

  98% of the population,

  Heavily taxed

• Owned land but had little money,

  Top Jobs in government,

  Nobility

Napoleon Attacks Russia

• Napoleon was crazy,

  Takes Moscow by Russians refuse a peace,

  Scorched earth policy 

• The date was June 18, 1815,

  Napoleon lost 60,000 men; allied forces lost 55,000,

  Wellington placed defenses like the Old Greek phalanx  

  
  

• Happened in December of 1805,

  Napoleon was outnumbered and was attacked on his right flank,

  Napoleon's greatest victory

• Tremendous knowledge of European roads and a good spy network,

  Could visualize an entire battle field,

  He focused on knocking out enemies supply line

Napoleon as a military leader

• The date was June 18, 1815,

  Napoleon lost 60,000 men; allied forces lost 55,000,

  Wellington placed defenses like the Old Greek phalanx 

• Tremendous knowledge of European roads and a good spy network,

  Could visualize an entire battle field,

  He focused on knocking out enemies supply line

• Happened in December of 1805,

  Napoleon was outnumbered and was attacked on his right flank,

  Napoleon's greatest victory

• Napoleon was crazy,

  Takes Moscow by Russians refuse a peace,

  Scorched earth policy