
PRACTICE FRENCH REVOLUTION QUIZ
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- Q1Maximilien Robespierre is best known in French history forattempting to preserve the monarchy of Louis XVIrallying French support for the American Revolutiontrying to eliminate enemies of the French Revolutionenforcing the principles of the Napoleonic Code300s
- Q2• Men are born and remain free and equal in rights. Social distinctions may be founded only upon the general good. •Any law which violates the inalienable rights of man is essentially unjust and tyrannical; it is not a law at all. Which event was an attempt to implement these ideas?Berlin ConferenceCongress of ViennaGerman UnificationFrench Revolution300s
- Q3Which of the following best represents Abbe Sieye's point of view in this passage?The Catholic Church should have more political power.Only wealthy landowners should have political representation.All monarchs should have absolute power.Common people deserve a voice in government.300s
- Q4The main idea of this passage contributed most directly to which of the following?Japanese isolationismassassination of Archduke Franz Ferdinandincreased power of the Catholic Churchrise of Robespierre and the Reign of Terror300s
- Q5At the Congress of Vienna, one of the main goals was toreward Napoleon for his victories in Europeprevent the spread of socialismrestore monarchs to pre-Napoleonic statusdivide lands in Americas between Portugal and Spain300s
- Q6The French Revolution was a reaction to theincreasing confrontations between Catholics and Protestantsinfluence of and privileges granted to the First and Second Estatesdefeat in and humiliation of the Franco-Prussian Warconflict between competing branches of the French royal family300s
- Q7Based on these excerpts, which action would most likely be supported by Olympe de Gouges?executing the kingexpanding the definition of equalitycreating more radical military strategiesrestricting access to education300s
- Q8In which way did the ideas of the Enlightenment influence the French Revolution?Punishments for criminal acts were rooted in vengeance.The principles of mercantilism were glorified.Superstition and ignorance were promoted.The divine right theory of kings was challenged.300s
- Q9In the late 1700s, which situation in France is considered a cause of the other three?unfair policies of taxationexecution of the kingstorming of the Bastillemeeting of the Estates General300s
- Q10Which revolution resulted from the division of society shown in this diagram?Mexican (1910)French (1789)Russian (1917)Puritan (1642)300s
- Q11Which list of French leaders is in the correct chronological order?Robespierre →Napoleon →Louis XVINapoleon →Louis XVI →RobespierreLouis XVI →Robespierre →NapoleonLouis XVI →Napoleon →Robespierre300s
- Q12One major effect of Napoleon's rule of France was that it led toa restoration of political stabilitytrade agreements with Great Britainan increase in the power of the Roman Catholic Churchmassive emigration to the Americas300s
- Q13Which of these events related to the French Revolution occurred first?The Committee of Public Safety led the Reign of Terror.Napoleon became emperor of France.Louis XVI called the Estates General into session.The Declaration of the Rights of Man was issued.300s
- Q14One way in which Robespierre and Louis XVI of France are similar is that bothwere removed from power during the French Revolutionadopted ideas of the Congress of Viennaimplemented policies of religious tolerancedecreased government control of the economy300s
- Q15Which of the following developed to challenge the situation shown in this cartoon?labor unions during the Industrial RevolutionFrench RevolutionLeague of NationsFrench Imperialism300s