The US and France
France/England against the Native Americans
The US and England
France and England
The British government ignored Native American raids on American colonists settling in the south
The British government increased taxes on American colonists in order to pay for the war, leading to protests
Many American colonists lost their faith in the British government after their loss to the French
American colonists began to ally themselves with victorious Native American tribes against the British government
First Estate
Second Estate
Third Estate
First and Third Estate
Enlightenment thinking and ideas
The search for another New World
Glorification to succeed as a nation
Imperialism Ideology
A. The Declaration of the Constitution
B. The Declaration of the Rights of Man and Citizen
C. The Declaration of the 3rd estate and female citizen
D. The Declaration of the taxpayers
A. Louis XVI
B. the Estates General
C. the Committee of Public Safety (Lead by Maximilen Robespierre)
D. Napoleon
The Committee of Public Safety
The National Assembly
The Directory
The National Convention
Monarchy
Theocracy
Republic
Oligarchy
Fear of counter-revolution and foreign invasion
King Louis XVI’s crackdown on those who spoke out against the government
Ideas inspired by Enlightenment thinkers
Fallout from the American Revolution
The Promise of Paris
The Soccer Pitch Promise
The Oath of the Workers
Tennis Court Oath
Taille
Faction
Estate
Caste
If the French economy collapsed, it would bring about a European depression
King Louis XVI had a secret alliance with Great Britain
Monarchs feared similar uprisings in their populations if the French revolution was successful
The clergy in their nation urged them to, as it was the will of God
Committee of Public Safety
The Directory
The National Assembly
The Reign of Terror
France, Britain, and Prussia
The three estates of France
Enlightenment thinkers
French kings of the past
Slavery in the New World
Poor treatment of captured prisoners from the Seven Years War
Unfair taxation among the estates of French society
Religious intolerance and persecution by French clergy