History of France: Third Republic
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What political regime replaced the Second Empire in France in 1870?

  • Second Republic
  • Fourth Republic
  • Napoleon's Empire
  • Third Republic (correct)
  • Who faced opposition from Parisians favoring the Paris Commune's ideals during the establishment of the Third Republic?

  • Louis Napoleon Bonaparte
  • Napoleon III
  • Marshal Mac Mahon
  • Adolphe Thiers (correct)
  • What significant event ended in a violent suppression known as the Bloody Week in France in 1871?

  • Boulanger Affair
  • Dreyfus Affair
  • Paris Commune uprising (correct)
  • Crisis of Inventories
  • Which leader initially had monarchist influences during the establishment of the Third Republic in France?

    <p>Marshal Mac Mahon</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Who faced opposition from both left-wing socialists and right-wing monarchists during the Third Republic in France?

    <p>Republicans</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What key symbol did the Republicans promote to solidify the Third Republic in France?

    <p>Tricolor flag</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Study Notes

    • France saw various political regimes since the 1789 Revolution: constitutional monarchy, First Republic, Napoleon's Empire, constitutional monarchy again, Second Republic, and Second Empire.
    • The Third Republic was established in 1870 during a war, replacing the Second Empire after a defeat against Prussia.
    • The new republic faced challenges like famine, Prussian occupation, and the Paris Commune uprising, which ended in a violent suppression known as the Bloody Week in 1871.
    • Adolphe Thiers, a conservative leader, faced opposition from Parisians who favored the Commune's democratic and socialist ideals, leading to a violent conflict.
    • The Third Republic initially had monarchist influences under Marshal Mac Mahon but gradually shifted towards a more democratic and republican system.
    • The Republicans faced opposition from both left-wing socialists and right-wing monarchists, leading to political crises like the Boulanger Affair, Dreyfus Affair, and the Crisis of Inventories.
    • The Republicans focused on solidifying the republic by promoting education, secularism, and key republican symbols like the tricolor flag, La Marseillaise, and Bastille Day.
    • The Third Republic adopted liberal laws like freedom of the press, compulsory and free primary education, and separation of church and state to strengthen democratic values.
    • Despite facing internal and external challenges, the Third Republic managed to establish itself as a stable and rooted regime in France until the outbreak of World War I.
    • The period saw the rise of anti-parliamentarianism, anti-Semitism, and divisions between different political factions, highlighting the ongoing struggle to fully unite the French nation under the republican values.

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