[DOC] [TLE] Estates-General of 1789 - Wikipedia [PAR] The Estates-General (or States-General) of 1789 was the first meeting since 1614 
of the French ... The suggestion to summon the Estates General came from the 
Assembly of ... It had not met since 1614. ... of the Estates General, which did not 
correspond to the King's concept of monarchy. At the ... The Return of Necker[edit
]. [DOC] [TLE] The French Revolution (17891799): The Estates-General: 1789 [PAR] A summary of The Estates-General: 1789 in History SparkNotes's The ... In the 
wake of Calonne's dismissal, Louis XVI brought back Swiss banker Jacques 
Necker, ... the situation, Necker insisted that Louis XVI call together the Estates-
General, ... last been assembled in 1614would not sit well with its present 
members. [DOC] [TLE] The Estates General meeting at the Tennis Court Oath | Bastille-Day ... [PAR] The Estates General meeting of 1789 was a crucial event of the French 
Revolution ... Everyone met at the Palace of Versailles to debate some major 
problems. ... On December 1788, the double representation of the Third Estate 
was ... But obviously, the King's decision was heavily rejected by the Nobility. ... 
Jacques Necker. [DOC] [TLE] French Revolution - New World Encyclopedia [PAR] Jul 22, 2016 ... In its Jacobin phase, the revolution is best understood as an effort to establish ... 
When the Estates-General convened in Versailles on May 5, 1789, lengthy ... 
Weather did not allow an outdoor meeting, so the Assembly moved their ... 
members of the king's privy council urged Louis to dismiss Necker. [DOC] [TLE] French Revolution facts, information, pictures | Encyclopedia.com ... [PAR] To some extent at least, it came not because France was backward, but ... 
Director general of finances Jacques Necker vainly sought to restore public ... 
and King Louis XVI was forced to agree to the calling of the States-General. ... 
1788, and on May 5, 1789, for the first time since 1614, the States-General met at 
Versailles. [DOC] [TLE] Modern Western Civ. 10: The French Revolution: Origins [PAR] 1788-89 French State undergoes a massive revolution in politics but also in 
society and ... The calling of the Estates General in 1789 was the catalyst for the 
Revolution. .... now they become obvious; the misuse of power, kings who couldn'
t rule. ... no right to demand new taxes, and that an Estates General (last called 
1614)... [DOC] [TLE] Paul McGarr: The Great French Revolution (June 1989) [PAR] Jul 18, 2015 ... [3] All were fighting not for a king but for La Patrie  their 'homeland'  an idea 
with ... Kings had to balance the rival claims of local rulers who had a monopoly 
... The civil wars called the Frondes (164853) were the last fling of the local 
feudal ..... When the Estates General finally met on 5 May the old feudal... [DOC] [TLE] Sample: Transnational France | Westview Press [PAR] Please be aware that this is not the final manuscriptsome typos and .... Even 
when individuals move from one nation to another, they take with them the ..... 
One of France's greatest kings, Louis IX or Saint Louis, died in the Eighth 
Crusade. ..... legislature; the closest equivalent, the Estates General, had last met 
in 1614. [DOC] [TLE] HIST 100: Part 7 [PAR] At that time kings had so raised their status that the former governing principle --
first .... They were devotees of what we call the scientific method because they ... 
of the greatest compendium of knowledge of its day, the French Encyclopdie. ..... 
the meeting of the Estates-General, an elected body that had not met since 1614. [DOC] [TLE] France's Financial Crisis - DigitalCommons@Liberty University [PAR] French Revolution, Finance Minister, Jacques Necker. This article ... Bastille 
originated from rumors of the king's finance minister, Jacques Necker's dismissal. 
1. [DOC] [TLE] The Monarchy and the Procedures for the Elections of 1789 - JStor [PAR] monarchical tradition since

Question: In 1788 Jacques Necker asked this king to call the Estates-General, which last met in 1614; not the king's best move
Answer: Louis XVI