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 Presented new ideas about the role of
the people in government
 John Locke: the purpose of
government is to protect life, liberty,
and property
If government doesn’t do its job, the
people have the right to overthrow the
government and form a new one.
 Thomas Jefferson used Locke’s ideas
in writing the Declaration of
Independence.
 The success of the American
Revolution was a model for the
French.
 France was split into 3 classes, called
Estates
 In this system the nobility and clergy had
all of the power, most of the land, and
paid none of the taxes
 The common people had none of the
power, only a little of the land, and paid
all of the taxes
 King Louis XVI was an extravagant
spender
 Went into debt over war spending
(including money spent to help America
defeat the British)
 The people were already highly taxed
 The banks wouldn’t lend the king any
money
 The king called the Estates-General together
to vote to raise taxes
 The 3rd Estate insisted on a bigger say in the
government, but the king refused
 The 3rd Estate formed their own body called
the National Assembly
 They met on the king’s tennis court to form a
new constitution, called theTennis Court
Oath
July 14, 1789 a group of peasants
stormed the Bastille, a prison and
armory
Riots broke out across France
The French Revolution had
officially begun
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Causes of the french revolution

  • 1.
  • 2.  Presented new ideas about the role of the people in government  John Locke: the purpose of government is to protect life, liberty, and property If government doesn’t do its job, the people have the right to overthrow the government and form a new one.
  • 3.  Thomas Jefferson used Locke’s ideas in writing the Declaration of Independence.  The success of the American Revolution was a model for the French.
  • 4.  France was split into 3 classes, called Estates  In this system the nobility and clergy had all of the power, most of the land, and paid none of the taxes  The common people had none of the power, only a little of the land, and paid all of the taxes
  • 5.
  • 6.  King Louis XVI was an extravagant spender  Went into debt over war spending (including money spent to help America defeat the British)  The people were already highly taxed  The banks wouldn’t lend the king any money
  • 7.
  • 8.  The king called the Estates-General together to vote to raise taxes  The 3rd Estate insisted on a bigger say in the government, but the king refused  The 3rd Estate formed their own body called the National Assembly  They met on the king’s tennis court to form a new constitution, called theTennis Court Oath
  • 9.
  • 10. July 14, 1789 a group of peasants stormed the Bastille, a prison and armory Riots broke out across France The French Revolution had officially begun