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What was the significance of the tricolour flag in France during the French Revolution?
What was the significance of the tricolour flag in France during the French Revolution?
- It signified the division of the country into duchies and cantons.
- It symbolized the unity of the French citizens. (correct)
- It was chosen by Napoleon to destroy democracy.
- It represented the monarchy's power.
How did the Napoleonic Code impact the French society?
How did the Napoleonic Code impact the French society?
- It established equality before the law and abolished birth-based privileges. (correct)
- It introduced new religious practices.
- It reinforced the power of the monarchy.
- It divided France into kingdoms and cantons.
What ideas were associated with Nationalism during the French Revolution?
What ideas were associated with Nationalism during the French Revolution?
- The dominance of the clergy in politics.
- The superiority of the nobility.
- The divine right of kings.
- La patrie (the fatherland) and le citoyen (the citizen). (correct)
How did Nationalism affect the transfer of sovereignty in France?
How did Nationalism affect the transfer of sovereignty in France?
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What was the impact of Napoleon on democracy in France?
What was the impact of Napoleon on democracy in France?
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