French Revolution Overview

Which group within the Third Estate possessed the largest portion of land?

What was a significant difference in the composition between the high clergy and parish priests in pre-revolutionary France?

How did the Enlightenment ideas influence the French Revolution?

Which estate was responsible for the payment of the taille, France's chief tax, prior to the revolution?

Besides land ownership what other significant role the Second Estate predominantly held in pre-revolutionary French society?

What aspect of the American Revolution influenced the French people and fuelled their desire for political change?

Among the three estates in France, what was a significant reason for the widespread disparity in wealth and social status?

Based on the provided text, what was a major outcome of the French Revolution that marked a distinct societal shift?

What was the primary reason for the National Convention's decision to abolish the monarchy?

The term 'sans-culottes' literally translates to what?

Which of the following best describes the composition of the National Convention?

What was a significant consequence of the execution of Louis XVI?

What was the primary goal of the Committee of Public Safety during the Reign of Terror?

What was the significance of the adoption of the guillotine during the French Revolution?

Which societal group comprised most of the victims of the Reign of Terror?

What was the 'Republic of Virtue' as envisioned by Robespierre?

What was the purpose of the sans-culottes wearing long trousers?

Why did the Committee of Public Safety attempt to control inflation?

What was the main reason for the split between the Girondins and the Mountain?

What was the role of the 'Society for Revolutionary Republican Women'?

Which of the following was a measure taken during the Reign of Terror?

Why did the National Convention give broad powers to the Committee of Public Safety?

Which of the following best represents the political alignment of the Jacobin club during the French Revolution?

What was a primary grievance of the French peasantry leading up to the revolution?

Which group within the Third Estate experienced the most significant decline in buying power during the 1700s?

The bourgeoisie of the Third Estate primarily sought what?

What was a shared sentiment between the bourgeoisie and the nobles prior to the French Revolution?

What direct influence did Enlightenment writers have on the initial stages of the French Revolution?

Which major economic factor directly contributed to the outbreak of the French Revolution?

How did the spending habits of the French monarchy contribute to the outbreak of the French Revolution?

What event forced King Louis XVI to convene the Estates-General for the first time in 175 years?

What crucial demand by the Third Estate led to a deadlock in the Estates-General?

What was the purpose of the 'Tennis Court Oath' taken by members of the Third Estate?

What was the significance of the storming of the Bastille?

How did the 'Great Fear' impact the beginning of the French Revolution?

What specific financial policy did the Third Estate propose to alleviate the French financial crisis?

How many new nobles were created in the 1700s by appointment, contributing to social tension?

Which of the following was not a component of the Third Estate?

What was the primary belief system that the National Convention sought to undermine during its policy of de-Christianization?

What was the symbolic significance of designating the cathedral of Notre Dame as a 'temple of Reason' during the French Revolution?

How did the revolutionary calendar alter the traditional concept of the week?

What was the primary purpose of the Committee of Public Safety's decree to raise an army?

What distinguished the new French army from earlier European armies?

What was the ultimate fate of Robespierre after his obsession with ridding France of corruption became excessive?

In the period following Robespierre's death, what changes were made to government and religious policies?

How did the structure of the new government under the Constitution of 1795 reflect a shift in political power?

What was the main reason for the Directory being known for corruption?

What led to the Directory losing power?

What is a 'coup d’état' as defined in the provided text?

What did radicals seek to accomplish in the French Revolution after the end of the Reign of Terror?

What fundamental concept was shared by both the American and French Revolutions, as stated in the text?

The calendar change of the French Revolution did which of the following?

Following the death of Robespierre, what was the first step the National Convention took?

Which of these options accurately reflects the core principle of liberalism as described in the text?

What is the primary difference between the concepts of liberalism and nationalism as presented in the text?

Based on the text's description of conservatism and liberalism, which of the following would be aligned with a conservative viewpoint?

Which BEST demonstrates the application of the principle of nationalism in the text?

How did the French Revolution contribute to the rise of nationalism?

Which of the following best describes the shared intellectual inspiration for both the American and French Revolutions?

How did the American Revolution differ from the French Revolution in its immediate outcome regarding the form of government established?

What was a significant contributing factor to the radical turn of the French Revolution following the storming of the Bastille?

How did the social structure of pre-revolutionary France contribute to the unrest that led to the French Revolution?

What was the significance of the Storming of the Bastille in the context of the French Revolution?

What does the term 'Third Estate' refer to in the context of French pre-revolutionary social structure?

Which of these describes a key difference between the French and American Revolutions in the way they handled government creation?

How did the economic policies of the pre-revolutionary French monarchy contribute to the social unrest?

What concept is associated with the French revolutionary ideals of 'liberty, equality, and fraternity'?

How did the French economic structure impact the Third Estate?

What long-term impact did the American and French Revolutions have on other regions?

Why was the Directory established in France?

What made pre-revolutionary France ripe for social unrest in the 1700s?

What was a primary target of the Third Estate's resentment in pre-revolutionary France?

Who were three key Enlightenment thinkers and writers who influenced both the American and French Revolutions?

What was a primary factor contributing to the French monarchy's financial difficulties before the revolution?

What was a primary method Napoleon used to control information and suppress dissent within France?

How did the drought and harvest failures impact the lower classes in pre-revolutionary France?

How did Napoleon's rule paradoxically undermine some of the revolutionary ideals that were initially pursued during the French Revolution?

What was the significance of Napoleon's initial military commission as a second lieutenant?

What action did Napoleon take to resolve the strained relationship between the French government and the Catholic Church?

Which principle, established by the French revolutionaries, did the Napoleonic Code uphold, albeit with restrictions?

How did Napoleon's role as consul of France initially aim to resolve existing conflicts?

What was a significant impact of the Civil Code on women's legal status in French society?

What was the primary structure of Napoleon’s Grand Empire?

Which of the following best describes Napoleon’s approach regarding the implementation of legal equality within his Grand Empire?

How did Napoleon promote individuals within his administration and military?

What was a key component of Napoleon's domestic policies as related to the French Revolution?

What pivotal development contributed significantly to the eventual downfall of Napoleon's empire?

How did Napoleon's approach to religion reflect his Enlightenment beliefs?

Which of the following best characterizes the immediate reaction of European nations to Napoleon’s rise to power?

What fundamental principle of the French Revolution did Napoleon's control over information directly undermine?

In what crucial way did Napoleon leverage his popularity in order to consolidate his power?

What was the consequence of Napoleon's military victories from 1805 to 1807?

What characteristic defined Napoleon’s military successes in Italy?

What was the impact of Napoleon’s efforts to dismantle the old order in the core and dependent regions of his empire?

What was the significance of Napoleon’s creation of a new aristocracy?

What was a long-term effect of the spread of French revolutionary principles within the Grand Empire?

What impact did less consumer spending have on the French economy before the revolution?

What was a distinctive trait of Napoleon's military leadership that contributed to his success?

Which aspect of the French Revolution directly contributed to Napoleon’s ability to rise through the ranks?

How did Napoleon’s domestic policy changes affect the function of the Catholic Church in France?

What were two key factors that led to the economic struggles of the French state before the revolution?

Which statement best reflects the dynamic between Napoleon’s ambition and the political climate of his time?

What was a key change introduced during the radical phase of the French Revolution that the Civil Code subsequently reversed?

What significant event in 1794 ended the Reign of Terror and ushered in a new phase of the French Revolution?

What was a primary reason for the Directory's downfall in 1799?

How did the Committee of Public Safety's actions during the Reign of Terror reflect the ideals of the French Revolution?

Which of the following aspects of Napoleon's rule was NOT a continuation of the French Revolution's ideals?

Which of the following best describes the concept of 'conservatism' as it emerged after Napoleon's fall?

What was the primary motive behind Napoleon's attempt to weaken Great Britain by blocking trade?

Which of the following was a key factor contributing to Napoleon's downfall in Russia?

How did the Congress of Vienna attempt to prevent future conflict in Europe after Napoleon's defeat?

Which of the following was NOT a direct outcome of Napoleon's conquests in Europe?

What was Napoleon's primary goal in establishing the Concordat of 1801?

How did Napoleon's actions contradict the revolutionary ideals of the French Revolution?

Why did Napoleon's invasion of Russia ultimately fail?

Which of the following accurately reflects the philosophy of conservatism as it emerged in post-Napoleonic Europe?

What is a 'coup d'état' as defined in the context of this text?

What was Napoleon's primary aim in reforming the French legal system?

What principle guided Prince Klemens von Metternich during the Congress of Vienna?

What was a major goal of the Congress of Vienna?

Which philosophy primarily characterized the views of conservatives after the Napoleonic era?

What was a significant consequence of the Second Treaty of Paris for France?

What did the principle of intervention justify for the great powers?

What was the reaction of European powers to the forces unleashed by the French Revolution?

How did the Congress of Vienna impact the territorial arrangements in Europe?

What ideology did conservatives traditionally oppose in the years following the Napoleonic Wars?

What was one of the aims of the Concert of Europe that emerged after Napoleon's fall?

What type of governance did most conservatives reject in favor of traditional monarchies?

Upon removal from power, what attitude did the European monarchs adopt regarding revolutionary ideals?

How did the great powers address the balance of power concerning Russia after Napoleon's defeat?

What was a key component of conservatism during the early 19th century?

What significant change was restored to France before the Congress of Vienna convened?

What initiated the formation of the National Assembly by the Third Estate?

Which of the following was a key outcome of the Constitution of 1791?

What was one significant change made to the Catholic Church during the French Revolution?

What event triggered widespread revolts across France during the revolution?

What did the Declaration of the Rights of Man and of the Citizen emphasize?

Which group within France was primarily responsible for the radicalization of the revolution?

What sparked the implementation of the Reign of Terror?

Which of the following statements about the Cahiers de Doléance is correct?

What did the Great Fear signify during the revolution?

What was the primary purpose of the Committee of Public Safety during the revolution?

What economic issues contributed to the radicalization of the revolution after 1791?

What was a key factor that led to the collapse of the Old Regime?

What characterized the new government structure set by the Constitution of 1791?

What was the immediate reaction of peasants to the record of their obligations?

What was the main action taken by the National Assembly on August 4, 1789?

Which major document influenced the Declaration of the Rights of Man and the Citizen?

According to the Declaration of the Rights of Man and the Citizen, what should be the basis for appointment to public office?

What was Olympe de Gouges' main response to the Declaration of the Rights of Man and the Citizen?

What event led to the royal family returning to Paris and becoming virtual prisoners?

How did the National Assembly address the issue of the Catholic Church in France?

Under the Civil Constitution of the Clergy, how were bishops and priests selected?

What change did the Constitution of 1791 bring to France?

According to this text, who was able to be elected to the Legislative Assembly under the Constitution of 1791?

What major event occurred in June 1791 involving the royal family?

Why did Austria and Prussia threaten to use force against France?

Why did the Legislative Assembly declare war on Austria in 1792?

What action did the Paris Commune take against the king?

What change was made to the election of deputies for the new National Convention?

What primary strategy did Napoleon utilize to attempt to weaken Great Britain economically?

What was one significant consequence of Napoleon's invasion of Russia?

How did the Battle of Trafalgar impact Napoleon's military strategy?

What facilitated the rise of nationalism among peoples conquered by Napoleon?

What was a contributing factor to the failure of the Continental System?

What was one of the key reasons why Napoleon's army was unable to sustain itself during the retreat from Russia?

What triggered the eventual downfall of Napoleon and his empire after the Russian campaign?

What significant event followed Napoleon's exile to Elba?

What did Napoleon's rallying cry 'Long live the emperor!' signify upon his return to France?

What led to the failure of Napoleon's army at the Battle of Waterloo?

How did the Russians attempt to hinder Napoleon’s progress during the invasion?

What was the status of British overseas exports by 1810 despite the Continental System?

What was Napoleon's intention behind invading Russia in 1812?

What was the immediate outcome of the combined assaults on France by other European powers after Napoleon's retreat from Russia?

Despite the revolutionary ideals of equality, how did the Napoleonic Code potentially perpetuate existing social hierarchies?

What does the appointment of clergy by Napoleon and the Church's financial reliance on him suggest about the respective power balances?

Given Napoleon's ambition to spread revolutionary ideals across Europe, how did his rule in conquered territories potentially contradict these principles?

Considering the disastrous Russian Campaign, what was the main reason behind the decimation of Napoleon's army?

What was the main purpose of Napoleon's Continental System, an economic strategy aimed at weakening Britain?

How did Napoleon's efforts to contain Britain through the Continental System ironically contribute to the rise of nationalism in Europe?

Which of the following best reflects the underlying cause of Napoleon's downfall, linking his ambitious goals to his ultimate defeat?

Although Napoleon's ambitions ultimately led to his downfall, what enduring impact did he have on the European political landscape?

What aspect of Napoleon's rule, intended to create a more efficient administration, potentially contradicted the revolutionary ideal of individual liberty?

While Napoleon's conquests aimed to spread revolutionary ideals, how did they potentially contribute to the rise of nationalist sentiments in Europe?

What aspect of Napoleon's rule, designed to safeguard social order, contradicted the revolutionary ideal of freedom of expression?

How did Napoleon's ambition to control a vast empire potentially create challenges in managing such a sprawling territory?

What was a significant challenge posed by Napoleon's attempt to impose the Continental System on Europe, regarding its effectiveness in weakening Britain?

What was a significant contradiction between Napoleon's claim to embody revolutionary principles and his actions during his rule?

Despite his downfall, what lasting impacts did Napoleon have on modern society, reflecting the enduring influence of his rule?

What significant change in allegiance was emphasized by Enlightenment ideals during the French Revolution?

What was the economic role of the nobility in pre-revolutionary France regarding taxation?

Which statement best describes the social structure within the Third Estate?

What factor contributed to the Enlightenment ideas influencing the French Revolution?

In the context of the French Revolution, what was a defining characteristic of the First Estate?

What role did the Third Estate play in the land ownership dynamics of pre-revolutionary France?

What was an overarching social issue that characterized pre-revolutionary French society?

How did the population distribution among the estates contribute to social inequality in France?

What was a key characteristic of the sans-culottes during the French Revolution?

What was the primary motive behind the beheading of Louis XVI?

Which of the following best describes the core principle that differentiates nationalism from both conservatism and liberalism?

Which group was primarily responsible for instigating the Reign of Terror?

In what way did the ideas of nationalism directly challenge the existing political order of Europe in the late 1700s and early 1800s?

During the Reign of Terror, which method became an alternative to the guillotine for executions?

Which of the following is a defining characteristic that nationalists believe is essential for a group to be considered a 'nation'?

What vision did Robespierre have for society during the radical phase of the revolution?

How did the Congress of Vienna reflect a conservative response to the political changes brought about by the Napoleonic era?

How do liberal political philosophies differ from nationalistic ones, based on the content?

Which of the following statements about the National Convention is accurate?

What was a direct consequence of the execution of Louis XVI?

What economic strategy did the Committee of Public Safety attempt during its governance?

What feature made the guillotine popular among revolutionaries?

What did the Committee of Public Safety identify as a temporary measure in their policies?

Which of the following was NOT a policy enacted by the Committee of Public Safety?

What was a primary societal role of women during the radical stage of the revolution?

What was the primary fear that motivated the Girondins during the revolution?

How did the local leaders of the Paris Commune influence the National Convention?

How did the Napoleonic Code most significantly diverge from the core tenets of the French Revolution?

What was the most paradoxical aspect of Napoleon's rule in its relation to the French Revolution?

Which factor most substantially contributed to the failure of the Continental System?

How did Napoleon's approach to religion in France contrast with the radical secularism of the Revolution's early phase?

What was a significant long-term impact of the Napoleonic Wars on European political thought?

Which of the following best explains why the French people largely supported Napoleon's rise to power, despite the revolution’s initial goals?

Why did Napoleon's military strategy in Russia prove to be fundamentally flawed?

How did Napoleon’s merit-based system of awarding government positions contrast with pre-revolutionary French society?

In what way was Napoleon's control of the clergy most beneficial to his rule?

What fundamental issue led to the initial clash between the Third Estate and King Louis XVI when the Estates-General convened?

Which group within the Third Estate was most directly impacted by the economic conditions that fueled revolutionary sentiment?

How did France's tax system before the revolution contribute to social unrest?

How did the structure of the Estates-General inherently disadvantage the Third Estate?

What was the primary objective of the 'Patriots' within the Estates-General?

Which of the following represents the most significant difference in the application of revolutionary ideals across the French Revolution and Napoleonic era?

What was the primary goal of the Congress of Vienna?

Which principle, advocated by Metternich, guided the decisions of the Congress of Vienna?

What was the main purpose behind the territorial rearrangements decided at the Congress of Vienna?

What was the outcome of the Second Treaty of Paris regarding France's borders?

What was a key aspect of the Second Treaty of Paris relating to Allied forces?

What is the political philosophy that was favored by most conservative leaders in the aftermath of the Napoleonic Wars?

What did conservatives believe was crucial for maintaining order in society?

What was the main aim of the Concert of Europe?

What was the principle of intervention?

How did Great Britain's view on intervention differ from other great powers?

What was the primary reason for the peasant resentment toward their obligations to the nobles?

How did the economic conditions in the 1700s affect urban craftspeople and shopkeepers?

Which of the following statements best describes the nature of conservatism in the post-Napoleonic era?

What was the main concern of the powers at the Congress of Vienna regarding the balance of power?

What was a notable characteristic of the bourgeoisie during the French Revolution?

What was a significant change in political governance brought about by Napoleon's rule in France?

What event prompted King Louis XVI to call the Estates-General in 1789?

Which of the following accurately describes the impact of Napoleon's Civil Code on the French legal system?

How did the second treaty of Paris impact France’s position among European powers?

What demand did the Third Estate make during the Estates-General that led to significant conflict?

What action did the other great powers take when they wanted to put down revolutions in Spain and Italy?

How did Napoleon's relationship with the Catholic Church evolve during his rule?

What conclusion can be made about the European reaction to the French Revolution in the text?

What significant action did the Third Estate take after being locked out of their meeting place?

What was one of the chief reasons for the collapse of Napoleon's Grand Empire?

What was the outcome when the Bastille was stormed on July 14, 1789?

What principle did Napoleon attempt to spread within his empire during his rule?

How did the 'Great Fear' contribute to the revolutionary fervor across France?

What role did nationalism play in the decline of Napoleon’s Empire?

Which group was primarily responsible for instigating the storming of the Bastille?

What was one of the major consequences of the de-Christianization efforts during the French Revolution?

What measure did Napoleon implement to suppress dissent during his rule?

How did Robespierre's vision of a virtuous republic contrast with the realities faced by many French citizens?

What was a common misconception among the bourgeoisie regarding the monarchy?

What notable military strategy was Napoleon known for during his conquests?

What was one of the central components of Napoleon's Grand Empire?

Which Enlightenment writer was frequently quoted by revolutionary leaders?

What change did the Constitution of 1795 bring regarding voting eligibility?

During his reign, how did Napoleon's policies affect the French nobility and clergy?

What was the typical relationship between the bourgeoisie and the nobles before the revolution?

What primary role did the Committee of Public Safety play during the Reign of Terror?

What was a reason for the Directory's reliance on the military to maintain power?

What was a major characteristic of Napoleon's military campaigns between 1805 and 1807?

What caused significant public outrage towards Queen Marie Antoinette?

What sentiment grew in various European nations partly as a result of Napoleon's rule?

What was one significant outcome of Napoleon Bonaparte's coup d'état in 1799?

What role did bad harvests in 1787 and 1788 play in the lead-up to the revolution?

What was one notable aspect of the new French army compared to previous European armies?

How did Napoleon's efforts in political reform impact the French Revolution's principles?

How did the National Convention respond to Robespierre's increasing power?

What characterized the government's structure under the Constitution of 1795?

Which of the following best describes the economic situation during the Directory's rule?

What was a key reason that the revolutionary calendar was implemented during the French Revolution?

What was the main purpose behind the National Convention's de-Christianization initiatives?

What was the reaction of the French populace to Robespierre's policies of de-Christianization?

Which of these was a primary driver for the Third Estate’s decision to declare themselves the National Assembly?

What was a major change implemented regarding the Catholic Church within France by the National Assembly?

What was the primary impact of the ‘Declaration of the Rights of Man and of the Citizen’?

What was a key distinction made by the Constitution of 1791 regarding citizenship?

Which of these was NOT a major change to the Catholic Church in France during the French Revolution?

What was the significance of the execution of King Louis XVI during the French Revolution?

Which factor primarily fueled the move towards radicalism in France after 1791?

What was the major purpose of the ‘cahiers de doléance’?

Which of the following actions was NOT part of the National Convention's policies?

What characterized the 'Reign of Terror'?

What was the significance of the Tennis Court Oath?

What was the ‘Great Fear’ in the French Revolution characterized by?

Which of the following best describes the role of the Committee of Public Safety?

What was a major cause of the radicalization of the French Revolution after Louis XVI's execution?

Besides food shortages and defeats in war with Austria what primarily spurred the Paris Commune to take control?

What was one strategic challenge that Napoleon faced in his attempts to conquer Great Britain?

What was the primary objective of Napoleon’s Continental System?

How did nationalism influence the outcome of Napoleon's conquests?

What was a significant effect of the Russian campaign on Napoleon's Grand Army?

What was a major reason for Britain’s resilience against Napoleon’s strategies?

What event marked the beginning of Napoleon's decline as a military leader?

What tactic did the Russians employ during Napoleon's invasion that contributed to his defeat?

What did Napoleon hope to achieve by implementing the Continental System?

What ultimately led to Napoleon's first exile?

How did Napoleon’s occupation of various countries sow the seeds of nationalism?

What was the outcome of Napoleon's final campaign at Waterloo?

What was one major effect of the Continental System on European trade?

What were the circumstances surrounding Napoleon's return from exile?

Which of these was a policy adopted during the Reign of Terror?

What was the primary consequence of the decree issued by the Committee of Public Safety calling on all citizens to defend France?

What was a key feature of the government established by the Constitution of 1795?

What was a significant weakness of the Directory that contributed to its downfall?

What does the quote about 'leader-less multitude of persons' imply about the leadership of the French forces?

What was Napoleon Bonaparte's role in the coup that ended the Directory?

What was the Concordat of 1801, and what did it accomplish?

Which action by Napoleon contradicted the revolutionary ideal of freedom of expression?

What was the primary purpose of Napoleon's Continental System?

How did Napoleon's conquests outside of France contribute to a unified sense of nationalism in Europe?

Which of the following traits is most accurately described as a key element of Napoleon’s success?

What event directly caused Napoleon’s first exile?

What was the primary objective of the Congress of Vienna after the fall of Napoleon?

What does the 'principle of intervention,' adopted by most European great powers (except Britain) after Napoleon's fall, indicate?

Which philosophy, that held people should be as free as possible from government restraint, grew out of the Enlightenment?

What was a significant domestic achievement attributed to Napoleon that aimed to unify and standardize the legal system of France?

What was a significant consequence of Napoleon's Civil Code for women in French society?

What was a notable reform implemented by Napoleon that aimed to break the monopoly of the nobility on power and open up opportunities based on merit instead of social standing?

What was Napoleon's primary motive in seeking peace with the Catholic Church?

What aspect of the French Revolution did Napoleon preserve in his domestic policies?

What was the main factor that contributed to the French economy's deterioration before the revolution?

What was the main catalyst for Napoleon's rise to power?

What was the main purpose of the coup d'état of 1799?

What was a significant effect of the French Revolution on Napoleon's rise to power?

What was the nature of Napoleon's relationship to the French Revolution?

What was a major reason for the failure of the Directory to maintain political stability in France?

What was a significant social change brought about by Napoleon that reflected a shift in the power dynamics of French society?

What was a primary consequence of the drought and harvest failures that plagued France before the revolution?

What was a major grievance of the Third Estate in pre-revolutionary France that contributed to the growing unrest and the eventual outbreak of the revolution?

Which of the following accurately describes the primary motivation for the Third Estate's uprising against the monarchy?

Which of these statements accurately reflects the primary catalyst for the escalation of the French Revolution into a more radical phase?

Which of the following most accurately describes the primary objective of the National Convention in response to domestic threats and foreign invasion?

Which of the following accurately reflects the primary contributing factor to the end of the Directory?

Which of the following accurately captures the main motivation behind the Directory's establishment?

Consider the social and economic landscape of pre-revolutionary France. Which of these statements most accurately reflects the condition of the Third Estate?

What was the most significant outcome of the storming of the Bastille that marked a turning point in the French Revolution?

Which of the following accurately describes the motivation behind the Reign of Terror?

Which of the following most accurately reflects the impact of the French Revolution on the European political landscape?

Which of the following best describes the primary objective of the Directory?

Which of the following accurately describes the primary role of the Committee of Public Safety during the Reign of Terror?

Which of the following accurately identifies the main cause of the French monarchy's financial crisis?

Which of the following best explains the difference in the outcomes of the American and French Revolutions?

What was a key difference between Louis XVI's view on a French constitution and the perspective of the Third Estate?

Which of the following best describes the impact of the Women's March on Versailles on Louis XVI's position?

What was a primary motivation for the National Assembly's decision to seize and sell off Church lands?

How did the adoption of the Declaration of the Rights of Man and of the Citizen reflect Enlightenment thought?

Why was it significant that the National Assembly adopted the Civil Constitution of the Clergy?

What was a significant consequence of the French king attempting to escape in 1791?

What led to the creation of the National Convention and the suspension of the monarchy?

What was a primary reason for the French Revolution becoming more radical?

What was a key motivation for European powers to threaten force against France during the revolution?

What was a primary purpose of the Committee of Public Safety during the Reign of Terror?

How did the French Revolution's emphasis on de-Christianization manifest?

What was a primary reason for the conflict between the Girondins and the Mountain?

What was the key impact of the Reign of Terror on the French Revolution?

What was a significant change in government policy that occurred after the Reign of Terror?

Why did the Directory ultimately fall from power?