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Title: The Terror Reign


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The Terror Reign
  • Maximilian Robespierre
  • Committee of Public Safety
  • Getting rid of the old regime
  • Radical
  • Went from one extreme to another
  • Increase in reason and logic
  • National Convention. July 28th, 1794
  • Fall of Robespierre

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A State Controlled Church
  • The National Assembly took over the Church lands
    and declared that church officials and priests
    were to be elected by property owners and paid as
    state officials
  • Did this in order to pay off Frances debt.
    Instead of taxing the bourgeoisie they sold the
    church lands.
  • Alarmed and offended many of devout French
    peasants because they believed that the pope
    should rule over the church independent of the
    state.

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New Constitution
  • French Constitution adopted in September 1791
  • Stripped king of much of his authority
  • Gave Legislative Assembly power to create French
    law
  • Legislative Assembly in three groups
  • Radicals
  • Moderates
  • Conservatives

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The Declaration of the Rights of Man and of the
Citizen
  • One political reform that resulted from the
    French Revolution was the Declaration of the
    Rights of Man and of the Citizen, or as it was
    later called, the Declaration of the Rights of
    Man. 
  • The influence of the Enlightenment, the
    Declaration of Independence and the French
    Revolution led to its writing.  This document
    stated that all men were created and born equal
    and free in rights. 
  • Another statement in this declaration was that
    the aim of all political association is the
    preservation of the natural rights of man.
  • These rights are liberty, property, security and
    resistance to oppression.  Because of this
    strong statement, the slogan Liberty, Equality
    and Fraternity was adopted. 
  • However, this did not apply to women, even though
    Olympe de Gouges wrote a declaration for the
    rights of women.  These ideas were too quickly
    rejected and Olympe was decapitated because he
    was seen as an enemy.  

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  • Abigail Sudit, Anna F, Michael M, Molly Duffy,
    and Erin Molloy
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