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Title: class IX FRENCH REVOLUTION


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THE FRENCH REVOLUTION
HOLIDAY HOMEWORK
  • REIGN OF TERROR
  • JACOBINS CLUB

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  • Despite military successes, the Convention
    continued to face problems domestically
  • Danton and his Jacobin political party came to
    dominate French politics

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  • Committee of Public Safety
  • Headed by Danton (and later Robespierre)
  • Those accused of treason were tried by the
    Committees Revolutionary Tribunal
  • Approximately 15,000 people died on the
    guillotine
  • Guillotine became known as the National Razor
  • Including innovative thinkers like Olympe de
    Gouges and Madame Jeanne Roland

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Committee of Public Safety
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End of the Reign of Terror
  • Members of the Girondist political party tried to
    end the Reign of Terror initiated by the Jacobin
    political party
  • This opposition to the Committee of Public Safety
    caused many Girondists to be tried and executed
    for treason
  • Eventually, even Georges Danton wanted to end the
    executions
  • This resulted in Danton being tried and executed
    for treason

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  • Maximilien Robespierre became leader of the
    Committee of Public Safety
  • He continued the executions
  • Convention came to blame Robespierre for the
    Reign of Terror
  • Thermidorean Reaction
  • July 27, 1794 ended the Reign of Terror
  • Convention sent Robespierre and other members of
    the Committee of Public Safety to the guillotine
  • Robespierre was guillotined on July 28, 1794

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The Jacobins
  • Founders of the Republic of Virtue
  • Instigators of the Terror

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The Jacobin Club
  • Founded in 1789 by the deputies from Brittany,
    the club had a high entrance fee.
  • This meant its members were originally wealthy
    liberal constitutional monarchists.

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  • Jacobin clubs spread over France from 1200
    members in 1789 to around 100,000 in 1793
  • Robespierre led a radical faction, which argued
    for the political rights of the poor and was
    opposed to the division into active and
    passive citizens.

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  • 16 July, 1791, following Varennes, the
    monarchist, constitutionalist Jacobins withdrew
    to form the Feuillant Club

Membership Card for the Jacobin Club
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THANKYOU!!!!
FOR YOUR EXCEPTIONAL TIME!!!
BY- UDYAN OJHA IX-A Roll No. 43
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