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Napoleanitis

Published on Nov 22, 2015

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1.

NAPOLEANITIS

  • By Atilla Veyssal and Luis Suarez
2.

INCUBATION STAGE

  • The Third Estate wants to make the estates general the constitutuional
  • government of France with the king subordinate.
  • The Bourgeoisie rise in political power.
  • The poor ecenony is making the hungry peasants mad and hungry.
3.

SYMPTOMATIC STAGE

  • The Third Estate becomes the National Assembly and makes the
  • Declaration of the Rights of Man and Citizen.
  • The royal family returns to Paris where they are exiled into Versailles and then killed.
  • The Jacobins, Montagnards, and Girondins implement the Reign of terror, war on Austria
  • and control the Legislative Assembly and National Constitutuion, and slavery is now abolished.
4.

CRISIS STAGE

  • Poor women in Versailles protest against the royal family.
  • The guilloitine is used as the main weapon of the Reign of Terror,
  • where the royal family and many other are executed.
  • Serfs attack Bastille, where they obtain the base, food, and weapons.
5.

CONVALESCENCE STAGE

  • Napolean rises to power, where he introduces his Civil Code.
  • French territories experience Nationalism.
  • Enlightenment ideals have replaced belief in divine intervention.
  • France remains broke, many people die from execution,
  • and the revolution starts and ends the same way leadership-wise.
6.

FINAL ANALYSIS

  • The microbe festers due to France's economy and the Estate general's laws.
  • The victim experiences the feel for everyone to have equal rights.
  • At the virus' peak, the victim feels the need to guilloitine people for equal rights.
  • The virus slowly cycles itself out, but with a very long recovery time.
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FINAL ANALYSIS (CNT.)

  • The virus had effects on everyone living in France.
  • The virus was very deadly, as hundreds of thousands were killed.
  • When the victim recovers, he is free, but broke.
  • Short-term effects: Losing the feeling of need for equal rights
  • Long-term effects: Nationalism

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