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Tennis Court Oath Three days later the Third Estate, along with some representatives from the other
two estates, met in a tennis court and swore the Tennis Court Oath. They declared that they would not disperse until changes were made. King Louis was
taken by surprise and after a week gave way to the demands of the Third Estate. On 27 J une he agreed that all three estates should meet and vote as one. From 9 J uly
the National Assembly became known as the Constituent Assembly and was in effect the French Parliament.
Before any further progress could be made, however, violence broke out in Paris. Rumours began to circulate that Louis was having second thoughts and that he was
planning to use forces to crush the Assembly. These were not true.
Tearing up the Revolution
BBC French Revolution 18-21 minutes 10E
What animal would represent….
The Tennis Court Oath
Think: What animal would represent the Tennis Court
OathPair: share your opinion with the person sitting
next to you Square: With your table, discuss Your opinion.
Decide which one you will Share with the class (answers on
whiteboards please)
Why do the French Celebrate Bastille Day?
BBC - The Storming of Bastille
You are historians of the French Revolution
You have 5 minutes to create a role play which explains why the Storming of the
Bastille is so significant.
Class Debate
You will argue:Either that the Tennis Court Oath was the most revolutionary act;Or that the Storming of the Bastille was the most revolutionary act.
Use your notes and the textbook to help you. Consider the following:• The short-term impact;• The long-term impact;• The level of violence.