Across
- 6. France is divided into 83 districts called "..."
- 7. Where radicals sat in meetings of the Legislative Assembly
- 10. Replaced the National Assembly
- 15. The vow that many lawyers took after being locked out of the meeting hall with the king
- 16. Catalyst for motivating France to go to war, said that other nations would intervene if the king or queen were harmed
- 18. The far left government of Paris, set up by the sans-culottes
- 20. A radical political club that Robespierre belonged to, made violent speeches
- 22. The tool used to behead about 40,000 during the Reign of Terror
- 23. A wave of panic that spread across France, affecting especially the peasants
- 24. the structure built in 1889 to celebrate the 100th anniversary of Bastille Day
Down
- 1. The social class in France that made up less than 1% of their population and paid no taxes
- 2. This calendar was very similar to the Ancient Egyptian calendar, with the exception of when the new year started
- 3. Third word in the slogan of the revolution
- 4. The young man appointed by the directory as general of the French army
- 5. The man behind the well known phrase, "I think, therefore I am"
- 8. Robespierre wanted to build a "..." and wipe away all traces of the monarchy
- 9. Informal meetings, often organized by women, that allowed enlightenment thinkers to discuss ideas
- 10. A shy, indecisive king of France. Both he and his wife were infamous for their lavish spending.
- 11. Nobles who fled France
- 12. A bloody event that took place in a massive state prison/fortress
- 13. In order to fight France, Britain, Spain, Portugal, Prussia, and Austria were joined together as the "..."
- 14. French philosophers
- 17. The Enlightenment is commonly referred to as the "..."
- 19. The title given to Robespierre's period in power
- 21. The five man board that, combined with a 2-house legislature, made up the government following Robespierre's execution
