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American And French Revolution.
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Which was first the AMerican or French Revolution?
a) French
b) American
c)
d)
The French overthrew what system of government?
a) monarchy
b) democracy
c) communist
d) totalitarian
What prison did rebels storm to begin the Revolution?
a) Rikers
b) Sing Sing
c) Bastille
d) Angola
The clergy belonged to which Estate?
a) first
b) second
c) third
d) fourth
Which Estate was the largest and paid the most taxes?
a) first
b) second
c) third
d) fourth
The commoners where part of which Estate?
a) first
b) second
c) third
d) fourth
The darkest period of the French Revolution was called?
a) The Reign of Man
b) The Tower of Terror
c) The Time of Terror
d) The Reign of Terror
Who called for the rule of Terror?
a) Robesthebear
b) Robesandhair
c) Robespierre
d) Ropetheair
People suspected of treason were executed how?
a) guillotine
b) gun
c) poison
d) burning
Some of the ways the French Revolution changed society included?
a) started slavery and made the Catholic church more powerful
b) ended slavery, expanded the rights of women
c) took away the ideas of liberty and freedom
d) brought in the guillotine
This general ended the Revolution and took over the government?l
a) Napster
b) Neopolitan
c) Neofromthematrix
d) Napolean
What type of government replaced the monarchy?
a) Democracy
b) Republic
c) King
d) Communist
French society was split into 3 groups called
a) Estuaries
b) social Classes
c) Strata
d) Estates
How did Enlightenment thinkers influence King Louis' meeting in 1789?
a) He didn't listen
b) Third Estate members knew about Enlightenment ideas
c) They were put on trial
d) The built the Bastille
The French and American Revolutions were similar because
a) Both were influenced by Enlightenment ideas
b) Both killed their King
c) Both set up Communist governments
d) Both happened in the late 1800s
The French list of rights is called the
a) Declaration of Independence
b) Declaration of the Rights of Man and the Citizens
c) Declaration of the Tennis Court Oath
d) Declaration of the Social Contract
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