Ancien Regime 0.0 / 5 ? HistoryFrench RevolutionA2/A-levelAQA Created by: Aug26chickCreated on: 28-06-17 20:34 3 councils that met in the presence of the king? conseil d'etat, conseil des depeches and conseil royal des finances 1 of 46 What was the counseil d'etat? dealt with major issues of state and foreign affairs 2 of 46 What was the conseil des depeches? dealt with Church affairs 3 of 46 What was the conseil royal des finances? Managed state finances 4 of 46 What were the Intendants role?( 3 examples) Ensuring taxes were paid, kings edicts were carried out, raising troops 5 of 46 What was the 1st estate Clergy 6 of 46 How many members were in the 1st estate 150,000 7 of 46 What was the 2nd estate Nobility 8 of 46 How many members were in the 2nd estate 200,00-400,000 9 of 46 what were the 3rd estate the rest of the population 10 of 46 what burdens did the 1st estate have had to help the poor, list of parish, marriage and deaths and support the monarchy 11 of 46 what were 1st estate privilages Tithes, censorship of press, no direct tax, state religion, controlled education 12 of 46 what were the burdens of the 2nd estate not supposed to engage in commercial or industrial activity, local courts, vintigeme, support army 13 of 46 what were the privilages of 2nd estate tried in own courts, exempt from military service, exemplt from gabelle and corvee and taille, feudal dues, monopolies 14 of 46 what were the burdens of the 3rd estate tithes, corvee, capitation, vingtieme, gabelle , taille , feudal dues. octrois 15 of 46 examples of indirect taxes octrois, aidas and gabelle 16 of 46 what was the octrois tax on goods entering the town 17 of 46 what was the gabelle salt tax 18 of 46 what was the aidas tax on food and drink 19 of 46 examples of direct tax capation, taille and vingtieme 20 of 46 what was capation poll tax 21 of 46 what was taille land tax 22 of 46 what was vingtieme 5% tax on income 23 of 46 name 4 philosophers of the enlightenment Montesquieu, Voltaire, Rousseau and Diderot 24 of 46 what did montesquieu believe defended nobility and privilage but questioned political authority 25 of 46 how did montesquieu believe power should be seperated judiciary, legislative and executive 26 of 46 what books did montesquieu create lettres persanes 1721, l'esprit des lois 1748 27 of 46 what did voltaire believe he was against hypocrisy and injustie and in support of toleration towards civil rights, right to fair trial and right to free speech 28 of 46 what was rousseaus believe the government was a contract between its people and the rulers. The people should be able to overthrow the government if they failed. 29 of 46 what was diderot's ideas to bring together all human knowledge, rejected religion - saw church as a bar of progress. 30 of 46 What did diderot write Encyclopedie 31 of 46 when did france start to support the ameriican revolution secretly 1776 32 of 46 what did the french give to the american colonists in 1776 gunpowder, ammunition and economic aid 33 of 46 in 1777 how much economic aid did they give? 5 million 34 of 46 when was an alliance made with america 1778 35 of 46 why was lafayette significant in the american revolution he was elected as estates general when he returned 36 of 46 what was the total income of the government in 1775 377.2 37 of 46 what was the total expenditure of the government in 1775 411.4 38 of 46 what was the total income of government in 1788 471.6 39 of 46 what was the total expenditure of the government in 1788 633.1 40 of 46 Assembly of Notables February-May 1787 41 of 46 Clash of parliaments May 1787- May 1788 42 of 46 revolt of the nobles May- August 1788 43 of 46 what were the main concerns of summoning an estates general how many debuties each estate would have, methods of debate, the voting procedure 44 of 46 why was their growth of politicalism in the 3rd estate society of 30, sieyes pamphlet - what is the 3rd estate and poor economic situation 45 of 46 how much money were parisian workers spending on bread in 1789 compared to 1788 50% in 1788. 80% in 1789 46 of 46
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