PPT-National assembly How did the relationship between the French people and the king change

Powers of the king Describe the relationship between the French people and king Louis XVI before the French Revolution What rights and powers did the king have What rights and powers did the people have. 23.2 | The Last of the Louis’. Playin. The Feudal System. The Three Estates . First Estate: No taxes, owned 10% of the land, collected tithes (10% of 3. rd. estate’s income) . Second Estate: “struggling” after Richelieu and Louis. The MODERATE Stage. (Bourgeoisie). ESTATES-GENERAL (1789). Called by Louis XVI to resolve the financial crisis . Meets May 5, 1789. First Estates-General since 1614! (. 175 years. ). The three estates DO agree on . Threats from outside France, stir threats inside.. The Constituent Assembly closed on 30 September 1791- the Legislative Assembly was formed in its place.. Consisted of 745 deputies elected on high property qualification- rich men. Detail From. Triumph of Marat, Boilly, 1794 . (Musee des Beaux-Arts). . Play Marseilles. Liberty, Equality, Fraternity. Europe on the Eve of the. French Revolution. The Old Regime. This cartoon from the era of the French Revolution depicts the third estate as a person in chains, who supports the clergy and nobility on his back.. Louis. allowed the Estate Generals to meet together. Moved troops to Paris. The people feared that Louis was going to drive out the National Assembly . People took action. July 14, 1789. Captured Bastille Prison. 1. Pick up the . paper . by the door.. 2. Find your name on the paper at each table.. 3. . Take out your French Revolution person and your Revolutions vocab.. 4. . . Update your ToC. :. 65: Answer Sheet – Sci. Rev/. From Estates-General to National Assembly. On the verge of complete financial collapse, King Louis XVI was forced to call a meeting of the . Estates-General. French Parliament / lawmaking body. Composed of representatives from the three estates. 5 Stages of the French Revolution. Stage One. Spring and Summer of 1789. Meeting of the Estates-General. Storming of the Bastille. The Great Fear. Stage Two. 1789-1791. National Assembly. Declaration of the Rights of Man. :. . Identify the causes and results of the revolutions in . England (1689), United States (1776), . France (1789). , Haiti (1791), and Latin America (1808-1825). Vocabulary. : French Revolution. You are here. National Assembly. National Assembly. National Assembly. National Assembly. National Assembly. National Assembly. National Assembly. The French Revolution. Stage 3. The Execution of Louis XVI. June 21, 1791. LONG TERM CAUSES. SHORT TERM CAUSES. National Assembly . (1791-1792. ) – p 78 . THIRD ESTATE WANTED TO CHANGE THE VOTING SYSTEM . Tennis Court Oath. National Assembly (1789-1791). Louis XVI did not actually want . (Bourgeoisie). ESTATES-GENERAL (1789). Called by Louis XVI to resolve the financial crisis . Meets May 5, 1789. First Estates-General since 1614! (. 175 years. ). The three estates DO agree on . some. The three estates. Estates’ fight for power. New democracy . Preconditions: . t. he . three . estates. The French society was divided into three estates.. The first estate, the clergy; the second estate, the nobility; and the third estate, the peasants and the middle-class.. 1789-1794. Tennis Court Oath. As the Estates-General failed due to the disagreement between the Three Estates in regards to how to vote the Third Estate decided to take actions into its own hands.. Tennis Court Oath.