The Enlightenment and Revolutions
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- Q1The Estates General was made up of three different groups. Which statement correctly describes the Third Estate?They were part of the 1% of France's populationThey paid the majority of the taxes to the governmentThey were educated French people and helped the destituteThey owned approximately 20% of the land300s
- Q2Which group of people were most often the victims of the Reign of Terror?the clergy who opposed Church reformsthe poor throughout the countrythe radicals in the governmentthe nobles who conspired against the state300s
- Q3All of the following were developments of the Congress of Vienna EXCEPT...Austria and a number of German states joined to form the German Confederation.Switzerland became an independent nation.Austria became the head of the most powerful alliance in Europe.The Kingdom of the Netherlands was created from former Dutch Republic and Hapsburg lands.300s
- Q4Which organization did Maximilien Robespierre lead that oversaw the horrors of the Reign of Terror?The National ConventionThe Committee of Public SafetyThe National AssemblyThe Directory300s
- Q5How did Napoleon Bonaparte become France's sole ruler?He was elected by the citizens of ParisHe was restored as a member of the royal familyHe seized control in a military takeover of the governmentHe was elected by the members of the National Convention.300s