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How did the war impact the National Convention and France 1792-3?• Edict of Fraternity – 19 November 1792 promised fraternity and assistance to all wishing to
claim liberty – revolutionary idealism
• Chouan rebellion – peasant rising in W France in summer 1792 due to religious changes
(Civil Constitution of the Clergy) and wartime levies (requiring volunteers to sign up for the
army). Shows lack of control of NC
• Inflation – made worse by war and makes sans culottes restless. Jacobins argue for more
central control.
War was the most significant problem for the National Convention in 1792. How far do you agree?
1792 war going well- victories, so less problem
King the prominent issue until his death
Definitely hinders situation, creates problems- chouan rebellion
More divisions between political groups
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