Across
- 2. - literally means “blow to the state,” a term used to describe a forcible takeover of a government
- 5. - Leader of the Jacobins during the Reign of Terror; wanted to have a “republic of virtue” and wipe out all traces of France’s past
- 7. - the document that laid out a constitutional foundation for France.
- 10. - the idea created by Theodor Herzl, which set a goal for the European Jewish Community to create a separate nation for Jewish people in Palestine
- 11. - the name the Third Estate gave to themselves after they withdrew from the Estates-General; this becomes the legislative part of the French Government
- 13. - an economic system in which the factors of production are privately owned by a class of people who have access to money; businesses in this system are made to make profits
- 16. - A Corsican famed for his military genius, who took over the French government and became the Consul and then Emperor of France
- 19. - The time period during which France was ruled by Robespierre and the Committee on Public Safety, when many French people were executed for being “enemies of the republic.”
- 20. - Extreme love or pride in one's country/nation that often leads to ethnocentrism and competition with other countries
- 21. - The pledge of the National Assembly to stay together until they had completed a constitution for France
- 22. - the three large social classes of France: the Church, the Nobles, and the People
Down
- 1. - The international meeting of the countries that defeated Napoleon, splitting up Europe to set up a balance of power and avoid future wars.
- 3. - a social class made up of skilled workers, professionals, businesspeople, and wealthy farmers
- 4. - a bias against Jewish people, especially in a political manner caused by nationalism or ethnocentrism
- 6. - Also known as the “Old Regime.” The social and political system of France before the French Revolution; based on feudalism and having three classes of people, called “estates.”
- 8. - the greatly increased output of machine-made goods that occurred in Europe from the mid-1700s into the 1800s
- 9. - the process of developing machine production of goods
- 12. - an economic system in which the factors of production are owned by the public and work for the welfare of all
- 14. - an assembly of representatives from all three estates, in which each of the three estates had only one vote.
- 15. - a political party during the French Revolution, very radical in their beliefs; members of the Jacobin Club
- 17. - the wave of panic in the French countryside that spread the French Revolution after the Storming of the Bastille.
- 18. - the machine used for executions in France. Used a sharp, weighted blade to sever the head instantly