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ne Directory (French Revolution Stage 31 Date/Years: |Location: Key People Involved: What Happened: What caused it: What was its effect: How did this cause/contribute to the next event?
Transcribed Image Text:ne Directory (French Revolution Stage 31 Date/Years: |Location: Key People Involved: What Happened: What caused it: What was its effect: How did this cause/contribute to the next event?
Stage 3 The Directory November 1795-1799: The Directory After Robespierre's execution in 1794, a new constitution was created called the Constitution of 1795. The new constitution attempted to separate powers and limit the power of any one man. Through the constitution, they created the Directory. The Directory was a five-member group that replaced the Committee for Public Safety. The Directory functioned as the head of the government, but it was weak and poorly funded and struggled to enforce government policies, often having to rely on the military to maintain order. The Directory also struggled with rampant corruption and repeated coups d'état [attempts at overthrowing someone in power]. In addition to these internal problems, France was still engaged in wars with neighboring European countries.
Transcribed Image Text:Stage 3 The Directory November 1795-1799: The Directory After Robespierre's execution in 1794, a new constitution was created called the Constitution of 1795. The new constitution attempted to separate powers and limit the power of any one man. Through the constitution, they created the Directory. The Directory was a five-member group that replaced the Committee for Public Safety. The Directory functioned as the head of the government, but it was weak and poorly funded and struggled to enforce government policies, often having to rely on the military to maintain order. The Directory also struggled with rampant corruption and repeated coups d'état [attempts at overthrowing someone in power]. In addition to these internal problems, France was still engaged in wars with neighboring European countries.
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