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Tides of Revolution- Guided Notes

Causes of Revolution

Important Revolutionary
Document(s) & Influences

- King James II's ________________________

alienated him from both parties in
parliament. Therefore, when King James
II pushed for any new policy or
reformation, his intentions were viewed
by _____________________ with suspicion.

- ________________________ (opposing parties
in Parliament) united to depose King
James and bring his Protestant daughter
Mary and her new Protestant Dutch
Husband, William III, to the throne.

Name of Document(s):




Key Influences:

- ___________________ were used to

running their own economies,
encountering and dealing with the
native people, running their own cities
and sub-governments, growing their
own farms and even passing their own
legislation.

-A series of tough acts passed through
parliament that infuriated them such
as:

Name of Document(s):





Key Influences:

-A feudal ____________________ still ruled over

peasants which maintained large wealth
disparities between rich and poor. This form of
aristocracy was called the ________________________.
-The Government was bankrupt and King Louis
XVI continued to raise taxes mostly on the
middle and lower classes.
-Rousseau was becoming more popular with his
critique that that kings did not have the right to
_____________________rule, but that government w as
a ____________________between king and people.
-France underwent a bad harvest which raised
the price of ______________________.

Name of Document(s):




Key Influences:

Key Terms (Green)