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Page 1: *Which American was most influenced by Locke’s ideas? *What was the major impact of the American Revolution on Europe?

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* Which American was most influenced by Locke’s ideas?

* What was the major impact of the American Revolution on Europe?

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Anatomy of a Revolution

ideal

problem

chaos

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Ch.7 - SECTION 1 Why can the Ancien Regime system be called “unbalanced”?

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How did ideas AND circumstances combine to create instability in France?

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How did the French monarchy exacerbate the situation?

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How /why did the Third Estate develop into the National Assembly?

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What were the first acts of the Revolution?

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How did rumor fan the flames of the Revolution?

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What event signaled the beginning of radical change?

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Ch.7 - SECTION 2

How did fear influence the first two estates?

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Describe the document that is the crowning achievement of the

National Assembly.

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How did the issue of religion begin to drive a wedge in the Revolution?

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How did Louis XVI seal his fate?

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Describe the new structure of the Legislative Assembly and the factions within it.

LEFT CENTER RIGHT

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How/why did war break out?

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Describe the September massacres.

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What new government comes out of this turmoil?

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Who are the Jacobins and what do they promote in the National Convention?

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How does the National Convention conduct the war?

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What was the Committee of Public Safety?

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How does the Reign of Terror begin and how does it develop?

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How does the terror end?

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How does the government change after the terror?

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Ch.7 - SECTION 3 How did Napoleon take full advantage of the events of the French Revolution to gain control of the government?

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Why can Napoleon be considered a legitimate ruler and not someone who steals power?

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How did Napoleon create stability in the economy, government, religion, and society?

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Is Napoleon closer to a man of the Enlightenment or an absolute monarch?

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How does Napoleon fare in the western hemisphere?

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What is a “Coalition”?

Who made up the Third Coalition?

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List as many of Napoleon’s imperial successes and failures as you can.

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Why would the height of Napoleon’s empire only last for five years?

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Ch.7 - SECTION 4 How did Napoleon’s personality help cause his downfall?

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Describe Napoleon’s first blunder.

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Describe Napoleon’s second blunder.

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Describe Napoleon’s third, and most devastating, blunder.

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Who made up the Fourth Coalition?

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How does Napoleon’s Empire crumble?

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Describe Napoleon’s “comeback” and the Hundred Days.

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Was Napoleon a positive or a negative force?

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Ch.7 - SECTION 5Europe, Europe sat on a wall.Europe, Europe had a great fall.All the king’s diplomats and all the king’s men,could they put Europe together again?

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Which individual dominated the Congress of Vienna?

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What were the three main goals of the Congress of Vienna?

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Why wasn’t France treated too harshly?

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What was the major difference between West and East Europe after the Congress of Vienna?

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Which political ideology controlled all of Europe during these years?

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What was the purpose of the Holy Alliance and the Concert of Europe?

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Why can the Congress of Vienna be considered a success?

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Why can the Congress of Vienna be considered a failure?

NATIONALISM

REVOLUTION REVOLUTION

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The American Civil War. Why was the American Civil War fought?

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