4.1 Time of Wigs

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What did seperate but equal mean?
A
That everyone was equal and not treated differently
B
That everyone should be equal but they are serperated by race

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Why did she have to walk to school?
A
Because she lived close by
B
Because she was white
C
Because she didn't have a car
D
Because she was black

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What was the rule in buses?
A
Black people in the front seats and white in the back
B
When the front seats were full the blacks had to move back
C
When the back seats were full the blacks had to move forward
D
Black people weren't allowed in buses

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Why was Rosa Parks arrested?
A
Because she didn't want to stand up
B
Because she didn't wear a seatbelt
C
Because she was rude
D
Because she is black

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What did the black community do to protest against Rosa's trial?
A
They barricaded the roads
B
They asked everyone to not ride the buses

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How long did the protest last?
A
A year
B
A few weeks
C
a few days
D
more than a year

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When did Rosa Parks die?
A
In 1995
B
In 2001
C
In 2005
D
In 1999

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What do you know about the
'Time of wigs and revolutions'?

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Is life in Europe full of freedom and equality in 2024?

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Why France revolted
In 1789, a revolution tore France apart. Some causes had been building up for years. 
King Louis XVI was an absolute ruler.
  • He and his nobles lived in luxury. Nobles did not have to pay most taxes. For ordinary people life was hard. They had to pay most taxes. 
  • The Church supported the king. It told people to obey him as a ruler chosen by God. It, too, did not have to pay all taxes. Ordinary people had to give the Church part of their income as a tax. 
  • From 1770, there were many bad harvests, which pushed up the price of grain (and therefore the price of bread). The population rose, pushing bread prices up even more. Bread was the main food of the poor.
King Louis XVI (16th)
"absolute monarch"

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The Three Estates in France
       (estate society)
All the people in the country belonged 
to one of the 3 estates.

An estate is a group of people 
you belong to from birth.
An estate is hereditary.

You can not easily 
change into 
another
estate.

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The first estate: clergy

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The First Estate
The clergy were people who worked for the Roman Cahtolic Church.

They were the closest to God and so the most important Estate

They payed no taxes and were very powerful because they owned a lot of land

Besides that, almost everyone believed in Christianity in the 18th century 

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the second estate: nobles

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The Second Estate
The nobility was the Second Estate.

They were powerful because they were rich and owned land and sometimes cities.

They had to pay no taxes and owned armies to use in combat.

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The third estate: commoners

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The Third Estate
The Third Estate included everyone else. So rich citizens and poor farmers all belonged to the Third Estate.

The rich people in the third estate are called: bourgeoisie

The Third Estate had to pay all taxes.

So, despite the fact that bourgeoisie were just as rich as many nobles, they lacked the same rights as nobles. 

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Which Estate had to pay all the taxes in France?
A
First Estate
B
Second Estate
C
Third Estate

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Who were part of the bourgeoisie?
A
Rich farmers
B
Priests
C
Rich citizens
D
Knights

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Why was the Clergy the First Estate
A
They were the only one who did pay taxes
B
They were send by God to rule the world
C
They were the closest to God
D
They owned a lot of land

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Do you have any questions??

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