APEH Exam Review Terms

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APEH Exam Review Terms

Chapter 18: The French Revolution

Ancien Regime

Louis XVI

Marie Antoinette

Cahiers de doléances

Girondins

“The Mountain” – Montagnards

“The Plain”

Georges Danton

Three Estates bourgeoisie tailles

Feudal dues

Estates General

Tennis Court Oath

“What Is the Third Estate?” by Abbé

Sieyes

Maximilien Robespierre

Jean-Paul Marat and

Charlotte Corday

Ami du Peuple

Execution of Louis XVI

Edmund Burke

Thomas Paine levée en masse

Committee of Public Safety

“Law of the General Maximum”

Vendée

National Assembly

Bastille

Great Fear

4 August 1789

Declaration of the Rights of Man and the

Citizen

Women’s march to Versailles

Émigrés

Civil Constitution of the Clergy assignats

“refractory priests”

Constitution of 1791

Olympe de Gouges – Declaration of the

Rights of Women

“active citizens”

Legislative Assembly

Political spectrum: “right” and “left”

Varennes

Reign of Terror

Republic of Virtue: dechristianization, new calendar, etc.

Cult of Reason (Cult of Supreme Being)

Thermidorean Reaction

Directory

1799 coup d’état

Consulate plebicite

Concordat of 1801

Invasion of Egypt

First Empire

Trafalgar

Continental System

Battle of Austerlitz nationalism

Napoleonic Code Paris Commune sans-culottes

10 August 1792

Republic

September Massacres

National Convention

Jacobins

Invasion of Russia (1812) and retreat from Moscow

Elba

The Hundred Days

Waterloo

St. Helena

Chapter 19 Terms: The Age of Napoleon and the Triumph of Romanticism

Directory

Napoleon in Italy and Egypt

Brumaire coup 1799

The Consulate

Concordat of 1801

Napoleonic Code

Meritocracy

Plebescite

Emperor

Trafalgar

Austerlitz

Jena

Treaty of Tilsit

Continental System

Prussian reforms of Stein and Hardenberg

“Spanish ulcer”

Invasion of Russia and retreat from Moscow

Elba

Congress of Vienna

Quadruple Alliance

Legitimacy

Hundred Days

St. Helena

Holy Alliance

Concert of Europe

Romanticism

Rousseau

Kant’s categorical imperative

English romantic poets

Goethe: Faust

John Constable: The Hay Wain

JMW Turner: Rain, Steam, and Speed

John Wesley and Methodism

JG Herder

Grimm Brothers

GWF Hegel

David: Oath of the Horatii , Death of Marat ,

Napoleon Crossing the Alps

Gericault: The Raft of the Medusa

Chapter 20: The Conservative Order and the Challenges of Reform

Nationalism (and meaning of “nationhood”)

Congress of Vienna

Legitimacy

Liberalism and liberals

Political and economic versions of liberalism

Liberals = Nationalists?

Conservatism

Edmund Burke

Klemons von Metternich

Burschenshaften

Carlsbad Decrees 1819

Corn Law 1815

Combination Acts 1799

William Cobbett

Peterloo

Six Acts 1819

Louis XVIII

The Charter

Ultraloyalism and White Terror

Concert of Europe

Balance of power

Quadruple Alliance

1820 revolutions in Spain and Naples and resulting intervention

Troppau Protocol 1820

Greek revolution 1821

Czar Alexander I

Czar Nicholas I

Decembrist revolt 1825

Official Nationality: “Orthodoxy,

Autocracy, Nationalism”

Polish revolution 1830

Charles X

July Revolution 1830

Louis Philippe

Algeria

Belgian independence 1830

Daniel O’Connell

Catholic Emancipation Act 1829

Rotten boroughs

Great Reform Bill of 1832

Chapter 21: The Economic Advance and Social Unrest

British textile industry

Population growth

Anarchists

Pierre Proudhon, What is Property?

Migration patterns

Irish Potato Famine

Capital goods vs. consumer goods

Marxism

Karl Marx: Das Kapital

Friedrich Engels:

, 1867

The Conditions of the

Working Class in England 1845

Proletarianization

Chartism

Six Points of the Charter

Child labor

Factory Act 1833

10 Hour Act 1847

Gender division of work: “separate spheres”

Experience of women in factories and in families

Police forces

Sir Robert Peel

“transportation”

Prison “reform” = new view of criminals

The Communist Manifesto , 1848

Dialectical materialism

Proletariat

Bourgeoisie

Class conflict

Dictatorship of the Proletariat

Communism

1848 Revolutions

France: February Days, 1848

Louis Blanc: national workshops

National Assembly

June Days

Classical economics

Adam Smith:

Laissez-faire

Wealth of Nations

Thomas Malthus: Essay on the

Principles of Population

David Ricardo,

1798

Zollverein

Jeremy Bentham

Utilitarianism

1834 Poor Law: workhouses

Anti-Corn Law League

Repeal of Corn Laws 1846

, 1776

Principles of Political

Economy , 1817

“iron law of wages”

François Guizot

Second Republic

Louis Napoleon

1852 coup

Napoleon III

Second Empire

Vesuvians and

The Women’s Voice

March 1848 in Austrian Empire

Louis Kossuth and the Magyars

(Hungarians)

Pan-slavism

Frankfurt Parliament

Large German vs. small German

“crown from the gutter”

Utopian socialists

Count Henri de Saint-Simon

Robert Owen

New Lanark

Charles Fourier

Louis Blanc

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