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Limited English Monarchy, Enlightenment and Scientific Revolution, The French Revolution; Chapters 5, 6, & 7. Mrs. Tucker World History Victor Valley High School. Vocabulary Front-Load – Frayer Method. Salon Neoclassical Despotism Ideology Estates Serf Philosophes Coup d’état - PowerPoint PPT PresentationTRANSCRIPT
Limited English Monarchy, Enlightenment and Scientific Revolution, The French
Revolution; Chapters 5, 6, & 7
Mrs. TuckerWorld History
Victor Valley High School
Vocabulary Front-Load – Frayer Method
SalonNeoclassicalDespotismIdeologyEstatesSerf
PhilosophesCoup d’étatHundred DaysemigreSans-culotteJacobin
Define the terms using the Frayer Method
Your Definition Draw picture/graphicto recognize the term.
TERM
Example/Synonym/ Non-Example/Characteristics Antonyms
Non-Characteristics
Salon
Events run by womenWhere philosophers, artistsScientists, and intellects metTo discuss idea;
Large gathering place Private or One-on-to talk about ideas; One;
Neoclassical
Revival of ancient Greekand Roman styles, usuallyArt, architecture, and Philosophy;
Modern renderings of Brand new stylesancient styles;
Despotism
Ruler with absolutePower, tyranny, control;
TyrannyDemocracy
Ideology
doctrine, myth, or beliefthat guides an individual, Social movement, institution, or class;
Creed, ideas, outlook no beliefs, skeptiam;
atheism;
Estates
Social classes in FranceBefore French Revolution;1st Estate-Clergy, 2nd Estate-Nobilty, andThird Estate-Everyone else;
Classno defined class
Serf
State of servitude toA lord, attached to theLand;
SlaveFreeman
Philosophes
French intellectual orSocial philosopher inThe 18th century;
Voltaire Louis XVIMontesquieu Marie AntoinetteRosseau Cardinal Louie deRohan
Coup d’état
Sudden seizure ofPolitical power in A nation;
Big Win Forfeit, loss,
surrender
Hundred Days
The last 100 days ofNapoleon ending withHis defeat at Waterloo;
Last attempt;Giving Up withoutLast hurrah; a fight;
émigré
A person who leaves His Native country for Political Reasons;
Expatriate; refugee; Native; Nationalist;
Sans-culotte
Radical Parisian workers &Shopkeepers_-wanted aGreater voice in government, Lower prices, & end to food shortages;
Radical;Conservative;
Jacobin
Members of the mostRadical group during The French RevolutionLed by Robespierre andPromoted Reign of Terror;
Extreme Radical Ultra Conservative;