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French Revolution Ideologies Quiz

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What did the liberals advocate for?

Tolerance of all religions and an elected parliamentary government (correct)

Resistance to change and slow acceptance of change

A complete transformation of society

A nation based on the majority of the population

What did the radicals dislike?

Lack of laws interpreted by a well-trained judiciary

The existence of private property

Concentration of property in the hands of a few (correct)

Elected parliamentary government

What did the conservatives resist?

Elected parliamentary government

Majority rule in government

Tolerance of all religions

Change (correct)

What kind of government did the radicals want?

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What was the time of economic and social change known as?

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Political Ideologies

Liberals advocated for civil liberties, constitutional government, and representative democracy
Radicals disliked the privileges of the nobility and the church, seeking greater equality and democracy
Conservatives resisted changes to the traditional social and political order, seeking to maintain the power of the nobility and the church

Radical Goals

Radicals wanted a democratic government, where power is held by the people or their elected representatives

Historical Context

The time of economic and social change is known as the Age of Revolution

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Test your knowledge of the political ideologies and movements during the French Revolution with this quiz. Explore the differences between conservatives, liberals, and radicals, and their visions for societal change in Europe.