Kevin Young

Mr. Haskell

History e-core

24 November 2004

                                                                Reviewing the Facts Chp.19 1-9

1. This was because the citizens were going hungry especially the peasants and the king and queen were neglecting the people doing nothing to help them.
2. They did this because they heard the national troops were going to occupy the area, they then demanded weapons and gunpowder that they believed to be there.
3.  Liberty, equality, and fraternity were the slogan of the French Revolution.
4. In 1973 their death sentence was carried out, their son died later of unknown causes
5. Robespierre was the chief architect of the reign of terror it lasted from 1793 to 1974 and it carried out hasty trials, spectators greeted death sentences with cries of hail the Republic.
6. Napoleon regulated the economy, to control prices he encouraged new industry, and built roads and canals his most lasting reform was the Napoleonic Code.
7. Napoleon tried to conquer and annex new territories under his power.
8. Napoleon assembled an army of 600,000 men from France and other countries, the enemy retreated further into Russia and it was September by the time Napoleons troops reached the enemy but it was winter so he had to retreated and only 100,000 men survived.
9. A group of the congress met for ten months this was a brilliant gathering of European leaders.