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Unit 5 Chapter 21 French Revolutionary and Napoleonic Period Unit 5 Chapter 21 French Revolutionary and Napoleonic Period

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Vanessa Eata Period 5 2008 Analyze the ways in which the events of the French Revolutionary and Napoleonic period 17891815 led people to challenge Enlightenment views of society politics and human nature ID: 693616

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Unit 5Chapter 21French Revolutionary and Napoleonic Period

Vanessa Eata

Period 5Slide2

2008 – Analyze the ways in which the events of the French Revolutionary and Napoleonic period (1789-1815) led people to challenge Enlightenment views of society, politics, and human natureSlide3

The age of enlightenment established many new ideas that people sought correct, such philosophe’s like Rousseau, Locke and Montesquieu and much more were contributors to major enlightenment principles. Some enlightenment ideas like liberty, equality, and optimistic views of humans which could reform society led to the French Revolutionary and later the rule of Napoleon Bonaparte. However some events of the French revolutionary and the Napoleonic period changed the minds of many of enlightenment views of society, politics, and the concerns of human nature.

ThesisSlide4

French Revolutionary

Society:

Storming of Bastille – July 14,1789

Causes: economic distress

Governor of prison was hacked to death – head stuck on pikes and paraded through the streets

Human Nature:

Great Fear August 20 – July 5, 1789

Peasants and outlaws seized country-sidesSlide5

Politics:Committee of Public Safety – created by the National Assembly in 1793Robespierre’s Reign of Terror

Political weapon against people opposing revolutionary government

Ended monarchy with the execution of Louis XVI

Thermidorian

Reaction

The Directory

French Revolutionary (2)Slide6

Politics:Overthrew the DirectoryStrong dictatorshipEfforts to establish stable representative government failed

Family Monarchy- power of husband and father was an as absolute over the wife and children as that of Napoleon was over his subjects

Napoleonic PeriodSlide7

Society:Napoleon’s Authoritarian RuleFree speech and freedom of press were continually violated 4 newspapers left-used for government propaganda

Police state in France

Joseph

Fouché

– minister of police

Organized efficient spy system keeping citizens under surveillance

Napoleonic Period (2)Slide8

Human Nature:Crowning himself emperorNapoleon’s power hungerPrussia lost half of it’s population

Retreat of Moscow

Left troops to their fate

Napoleonic Period(3)Slide9

Events of the French Revolutionary and the Napoleonic period lead many people to stray away and challenge Enlightenment thought. In the French Revolutionary the peasants suffering due to economic issues and inequality led to much violence. An event such as the Great Fear led many to challenge ideas that humans we’re naturally good by

philosophes

such as Locke in the French Revolutionary.

Robespierre’s

Reign of Terror proved to substitute a monarchy later resulting in a weak dictatorship through the Directory. In the Napoleonic Period, Napoleon basically had absolute rule and was mostly a dictator, the enlightenment thought of an established representative government failed due to him. Napoleon didn’t give his subjects “liberty” and violated freedom of press and speech which were important enlightenment aspects. Napoleons power hunger led people to challenge Enlightenment thought as well. All of these factors from events in the French Revolutionary and Napoleonic Period contributed to people challenging Enlightenment thought.

Conclusion