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\n_______________________________________________________________________________________________  \nAbsolutism    \n________________________________________________________________________________________________  \nBourgeoisie    \n________________________________________________________________________________________________  \nGovernment under the Old Regime    \n_______________________________________________________________________________________________  \nDivine Right of Kings    \n________________________________________________________________________________________________  \nPolitical Cartoon    \n________________________________________________________________________________________________  \n© Student Handouts, [Inc. www.studenthandouts.com](Inc. www.studenthandouts.com)  \nName:   Date:   Class Period:   Economic Conditions under the Old Regime    \n________________________________________________________________________________________________  \nDeficit Spending    \n_______________________________________________________________________________________________  \nEnlightenment (Age of Reason)    \n________________________________________________________________________________________________  \nPhilosophes    \n________________________________________________________________________________________________  \nSecular    \n_______________________________________________________________________________________________  \nLong-term Causes of the French Revolution    \n\n|  |\n| --- |\n|  |\n\n© Student Handouts, [Inc. www.studenthandouts.com](Inc. www.studenthandouts.com)  \nName:   Date:   Class Period:   Mercantilism    \n________________________________________________________________________________________________  \nShort-term Causes of the French Revolution    \n________________________________________________________________________________________________  \n________________________________________________________________________________________________  \n________________________________________________________________________________________________  \nGreat Fear    \n_______________________________________________________________________________________________  \nCahiers    \n________________________________________________________________________________________________  \nEstates-General (May 5, 1789)    \n________________________________________________________________________________________________  \nTennis Court Oath    \n________________________________________________________________________________________________  \nNational Assembly (1789-1791)    \n________________________________________________________________________________________________  \nStorming of the Bastille (July 14, 1789)    \n________________________________________________________________________________________________  \nParis Commune    \n________________________________________________________________________________________________  \nChanges under the National Assembly    \n________________________________________________________________________________________________  \n________________________________________________________________________________________________  \n________________________________________________________________________________________________  \nDeclaration of the Rights of Man    \n_______________________________________________________________________________________________  \nDeclaration ofthe Rights of Woman    \n_________________________________________________________________________________________________  \nOlympede Gouges    \n________________________________________________________________________________________________  \nMadame Jeanne Roland    \n________________________________________________________________________________________________  \nCivil Constitution of the Clergy  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(1791-1792)\n## Émigrés\n## Convention (1792-1795)\n## Girondists\n## Jacobins\n## “Marseillaise”\n## Reign of Terror\n## Danton\n## Robespierre\n## Constitution of the Year III of the Republic (1795)\n## Other Parting Reforms Passed by the Convention","[{\"question\":\"What were the Old Regime foundations emphasized in the notes?\",\"answer\":\"The notes highlight absolutism, the divine right of kings, the role of the bourgeoisie, and features of government under the Old Regime, alongside related social and political themes.\"},{\"question\":\"Which economic and intellectual factors are listed as causes of the revolution?\",\"answer\":\"They include deficit spending and mercantilism under economic conditions, and Enlightenment ideas such as the Age of Reason and the work of philosophes, connected to broader long-term and short-term causes.\"},{\"question\":\"What major events and institutions mark the early revolutionary period in the notes?\",\"answer\":\"Key items include the 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