Significance and Factors of the Tennis Court Oath, 1789
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A worksheet exploring the significance and factors behind the Tennis Court Oath during the French Revolution, encouraging students to categorize, compare, and analyze historical causes and their importance.
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Significance and Factors of the Tennis Court Oath, 1789
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Introduction to the Tennis Court Oath
Source A: Excerpt from a French revolutionary pamphlet (1789)
'The members of the Third Estate, feeling betrayed and excluded from the King's assembly, vowed not to disband until a new constitution was established.' Provenance: Published by revolutionary sympathizers in 1789.
Categorizing Factors Behind the Oath
Source B: A historian's view
'The Tennis Court Oath was primarily driven by political grievances, but economic hardship and social inequality created the fertile ground for unrest.' Provenance: Modern historian’s analysis in a history textbook.
Significance of the Tennis Court Oath
Source C: A historian's evaluation
'The Tennis Court Oath marked a turning point as it signaled the beginning of active challenge to royal authority and the start of the revolution.' Provenance: Modern historical analysis in a textbook.
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