B ; mass protest ; indiv. imp. ; thomas paine 0.0 / 5 ? HistoryModern Britain from 1750A2/A-levelEdexcel Created by: ilovetheofficeCreated on: 31-03-18 14:44 why did he welcome the 1789 french rev? hoped it'd lead to democratic gov 4 france 1 of 27 whose ideas did he strongly oppose? edmund burke 2 of 27 who published his conservative ideas in? reflections on the revolution in france 3 of 27 published in? 1790 4 of 27 and published a reply in 1791-2 called? the rights of man 5 of 27 why was paine's work in response to burke's so significant among all other debate? his writing was accessible unlike others and catered to all 6 of 27 in part one of rights of man which of burke's claims did paine tear down? that civil and political rights were created by goverment 7 of 27 instead arguing? gov rights could be removed mocking idea of fundamental rights 8 of 27 and instead he declared? all men born equal and must be bestowed same human and political rights 9 of 27 so basicall in normal terms? **** u burke the gov don't decide the rules by my class tabula rasa u ***** 10 of 27 what systems of government did he believe were contrary to man's rights? any based on hereditary rule e.g monarch and HoL 11 of 27 for paine what did gov depend on? consent of all men equally > divine right 12 of 27 what did he also propose in his writing? wholesale reform of british system of government 13 of 27 with establishment of republich in which? all males get vote 14 of 27 and therefore whose interests would the government be carrying out? all > priveliged elite (BUT NO WOMEN U LOSER!) 15 of 27 in part two what comprehensive plan did paine lay out? plan for practical application of ideas to british gov / soc 16 of 27 among his proposals were the creation of what? national assembly 17 of 27 a reduction of whose taxed? poor 18 of 27 and a progressive tax levied on? all land 19 of 27 in many ways these ideas more rev. than overseas yup 20 of 27 did the government take action against paine on part one? no 21 of 27 part two? yes 22 of 27 in 3yrs after publication how many copies did the rights of man sell? 200,000 (lots) 23 of 27 why were ministers concerned with part two? had wide reach and bad message 24 of 27 in 1792 a royal proclamation issued against? seditious writings 25 of 27 and many saw this directly aimed at? paine 26 of 27 who did what? fled to france 27 of 27
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