Understanding the Tennis Court Oath of 1789
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This worksheet explores the vocabulary and key concepts related to the Tennis Court Oath, a pivotal event during the French Revolution. It encourages students to explain, compare, and analyse the significance of this event.
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Understanding the Tennis Court Oath of 1789
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Vocabulary and Key Concepts
Tennis Court Oath: A pivotal event in 1789 where members of the Third Estate vowed not to disband until they had written a new constitution for France.
Third Estate: The common people of France who were heavily taxed and had little political power.
Constitution: A legal document that outlines the rules and principles of a government.
Revolution: A complete change to a country's political system, often involving protests or violence.
Estates-General: The traditional assembly of France's three estates, called by the king to discuss the financial crisis.
Historian View: "The Tennis Court Oath marked the beginning of the revolutionary process, demonstrating the Third Estate’s unity and determination to challenge royal authority." - Dr. Marie Dupont
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- 1/1/2026
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