The French Revolution: Summoning the Estates General and Forming the National Assembly

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What was the outcome of Napoleon's invasion of Egypt?

His invasion was defeated by the British army

Which statement best describes Napoleon's rule?

He granted political and legal equality to all adult men

What event led to Napoleon being forced to abdicate in 1814?

Formation of a coalition against him

Which area did Napoleon not dominate during his reign as emperor?

Britain

What was Napoleon's title after he overthrew the Directory?

Consul for life

Which country managed to defeat Napoleon in 1815?

Britain

What was the main reason for King Louis XVI to summon the Estates General?

To raise new taxes to address the financial crisis

What event sparked insurrections in many cities during the French Revolution?

The angry mob seizing the Bastille on 14 July

Which of the following values were emphasized by the National Assembly during the French Revolution?

Liberty, democracy, and unity

What was a significant change brought about by the Convention during the French Revolution?

Radical Jacobins dominating the Convention in a 'reign of terror'

What characterized the Directory period (1795-1799) in France?

Execution of Jacobin leader Robespierre

What key action did the National Assembly take regarding the feudal system?

Abolished it altogether

Learn about the events leading to the summoning of the Estates General during the French Revolution, the financial crisis, the role of King Louis XVI, and the formation of the National Assembly by representatives of the Third Estate demanding political and social reform.

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