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France au cours du 19eme siecle

France in the 1800’s

By: Shantel Dardashti &

Emma Cannon

Important Dates in French History

Important Dates in French History

• 1799-1815: Rise of Napoleon Bonaparte, First Consul, then Emperor of the French in 1804

• 1815: Restoration of constitutional Monarchy

• 1830: Revolution. July Monarchy of Louis-Philippe

• 1848: Revolution of 1848• 1848-1852: Second Republic• 1870-1875: Franco-Prussian

War

• 1799-1815: Rise of Napoleon Bonaparte, First Consul, then Emperor of the French in 1804

• 1815: Restoration of constitutional Monarchy

• 1830: Revolution. July Monarchy of Louis-Philippe

• 1848: Revolution of 1848• 1848-1852: Second Republic• 1870-1875: Franco-Prussian

War

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French EconomicsFrench Economics• Working Class• England • Wealthy Business Owners• What caused the French Revolution?

• Working Class• England • Wealthy Business Owners• What caused the French Revolution?

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French Social HistoryFrench Social History

Absolute Monarchy (17th century)

Constitutional Monarchy (1791)

Legislative Assembly (1791)

Republic (1789) Directory (1795) Consulate (1799)

Absolute Monarchy (17th century)

Constitutional Monarchy (1791)

Legislative Assembly (1791)

Republic (1789) Directory (1795) Consulate (1799)

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Important People

Napoleon Bonaparte ILouis-PhilippeLouis Napoleon IIILouis Blanc

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French CultureFrench Culture

Religion Foods

Religion Foods

French PoliticsFrench Politics

The First Estate: made up of Roman Catholic Church clergies

The Second Estate: made up of wealthy nobles

The Third Estate:made up of lower class/peasants

The First Estate: made up of Roman Catholic Church clergies

The Second Estate: made up of wealthy nobles

The Third Estate:made up of lower class/peasants

Background Information (1789-1792)

Background Information (1789-1792)

• Deteriorating economic conditions

• Poor become bankrupt

• Resentment towards nobles and clergy

• Deteriorating economic conditions

• Poor become bankrupt

• Resentment towards nobles and clergy

Nation/Post-nation Building Information

• France became a republic in 1789, the people of French revolted and overthrew King Louis XVI.

• The Great Fear• Legislative Assembly• The Reign of Terror

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Possible Current StatusPossible Current Status

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