Sans-Culottes
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- Created on: 03-04-14 18:09
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- Sans-Culottes
- The Storming of the Bastille
- The King lost control in Paris, where the electors set up a Commune to run the city
- The Assembly prepared to draw a constitution.
- Real power passed from the King to the elected representatives of the people.
- News of the fall spread through France and intensified activity among the peasantry
- October Days
- Royal family brought back to Paris, where their freedom and political influence, would be significantly reduced.
- Favoured the Cordeliers Club measures
- Champ de Mars
- Leaders of the Paris sections held an armed demonstration
- The power had gave way to the popular democracy of the sans-culottes
- The attack on the Tuileries
- The battle of Valmy
- The Emergence of Terror
- Montagnards drew closer to the Sans-Culottes
- Economic demands
- The armee revolutionnaire
- Religious terror
- The Overthrow of the monarchy
- Responsible for the journee of 31 May- 2 June 1793
- Brought the Jacobins to power, concessions made to them
- New constitution 24 june 1793, stating the rights of people to work & be educated.
- to fight war effectively, conscription - levee en masse
- economic concessions- maximum legislation to fix prices, making the hoarding of goods a capital offence
- Brought the Jacobins to power, concessions made to them
- The overthrow of Robespierre
- The Storming of the Bastille
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