KnowraCivil Constitution of the ClergyLinked fromLinked fromThe 10 pages that link to Civil Constitution of the Clergy, each with the reason it gives.All 10Broader topic 2Related 7Compared with 1French RevolutionRelated: It divided clergy and communities, deepening conflict over the revolution’s reach into religion.Ancien RégimeRelated: It brought the Church under state authority and divided the clergy.GallicanismRelated: It shows how revolutionary state control differed from Gallicanism’s defense of inherited church privileges.French First RepublicRelated: Its unresolved religious division persisted through the republic’s political transformations.Concordat of 1801Compared with: The Concordat replaced this revolutionary settlement with papal recognition of French bishops.War in the VendéeRelated: Resistance to its oath divided parishes and alienated many Catholics from the Revolution.AnticlericalismBroader topic: It made clergy answerable to the revolutionary state rather than solely to church hierarchy.ChouannerieRelated: Resistance to the law deepened religious opposition to the Republic in western France.Secularism in FranceBroader topic: Its demand that clergy swear loyalty to the state intensified the revolutionary religious conflict.Cult of ReasonRelated: Its division of clergy into constitutional and refractory factions deepened religious conflict before the Cult’s rise.