Across
- 1. Extremely violent leader of the Reign of Terror, considered a de facto dictator, wanted a “Republic of Virtue.”
- 8. Queen of France, said “Let them eat cake!”
- 9. Two-house legislature was built following the Reign of Terror
- 17. King of France, executed by his own invention
- 18. Louis XVI sends this army to Paris to de-escalate the riots with peasants
- 19. Took place at a tennis court
- 20. Frances’ national parliament from 1791 to 1792, before being replaced by the National Convention
- 22. Austria sent this to France; If you hurt the King and Queen, we’ll go to war with you
- 23. Abolished the monarchy, led the radical phase and execution of the King and Queen, declared the first republic
- 24. A group of peasants of a certain gender did the ______ to versailles
Down
- 2. City-dwelling merchants, factory owners, etc, "The birds work for the ___”
- 3. Left the country during the revolution to save their heads from being chopped off
- 4. The violent period of the Revolution, your head could be chopped off for anything, including cutting a tree
- 5. Symbolic moment of the revolution; celebrated on July 14th
- 6. Less than 2 percent of the population, including nobility
- 7. Fought between several European countries and France
- 10. Near Paris, where Louis XVI and Marie Antoinette lived, has a hall of mirrors
- 11. Less than one percent of the population, including bishops and other clergy
- 12. The largest group of the population, between 97-98 percent, includes the Bourgeoisie, sans-culottes, and peasants
- 13. A short-lived, powerful city council in Paris, coincidentally, has the city's name in the title
- 14. When people were worried that brigands were coming to terrorize the peasants
- 15. A violent political society that pushed for a radical Republic, led the Reign of Terror with Robespierre
- 16. After the Directory is formed, they find this general to command the army
- 18. Artisans and workers, in English, their name means without knee breeches
- 21. Chop chop
