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French Revolution: Phase 1 Analysis and Impact

Explore the first phase of the French Revolution with its central themes of government, administration, economics, and religious policies. Delve into the impact on citizens, economic policies, religious reforms, emigres, and more.

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French Revolution: Phase 1 Analysis and Impact

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  1. French Reconstruction Phase 1

  2. Four Central Themes • Government- Constitutional Monarchy • Administration- Rational Thought • Economics- Unregulated Freedom • Religion- Anti-clericalism

  3. Passive and Active Citizens • Men who could pay taxes = to 3 days labor wages. • They could choose electors. • Women had few rights. • Hereditary titles less important.

  4. Olympe de Gouges • Declaration of the Rights of Women

  5. A Weak Economic Policy • Workers organizations thwarted. • Taxes- ineffective, not enough collectors. • Church land confiscated and sold. • Assignats- gov’t. bonds.

  6. Religious Policy • Civil Constitution of the Clergy • Opposed by Pope Pius VI • Led to a schism between the revolutionaries and the Christian faithful.

  7. Emigres • Aristocrats who fled France. • Girondians threatened to take their land if they did not return.

  8. Brunswick Manifesto • United the French against foreign armies. • Greater distrust grew for Louis XVI

  9. Thought Questions What is your reaction to the French Revolution? What are ideas/ concepts with which you agree and disagree? How would you react if you lived during this time period? (as a foreigner or some in Paris)

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