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Topic 3 Test Review - Absolutism to Revolution
Topic 3 Test Review - Absolutism to Revolution
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Absolutism, French Revolution, American Revolution
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1
Natural rights are given to citizens by their government
False
True
2
What was significant about the Tennis Court Oath?
The National Assembly sentenced the King to death
none of these are correct
the National Assembly vowed it would create a new constitution
the 3rd estate challenged the King to a game of tennis
3
What is the key characteristic of absolute monarchies?
The monarchy has complete control over its peoples and laws
the King's power is derived from the consent of the people
Parliament has more power than the king
King needs parliamentary approval before acting
4
Rousseau believed an Absolute Monarch was the best form of government in a social contract.
False
True
5
Who wrote,
Leviathan
,
which stated people were naturally greedy and cruel?
Montesquieu
Rousseau
Locke
Hobbes
6
Which best describes the impact of the Declaration of the Rights of Man and of the Citizen?
It abolished the monarchy and set up a republic.
It put into practice ideals of the Enlightenment.
It protected the feudal privileges of the First Estate.
It represented a compromise between the monarch and radicals.
7
Which of the following best describes what
deficit spending
is?
The government continues spending lavishly despite being in debt
none of these are correct
The government reduces spending because of debt
The government spending money it has in reserve
8
This device was used to carry out executions during the Revolution, including the king's
firing squad
Burned alive
Torture
Guillotine
9
Who was
Napoleon Bonaparte
?
A king of france
A popular military hero
a short man
A politician
10
What role did Maximilian Robespierre have during the Reign of Terror?
King of France
Finance minister of France
Editor of 'The People's Voice'
Leader of the C.O.P.S.
11
Phase of the French Rev. in which its enemies were executed as a means to protect changes that had been made
Reign of Terror
Balance of Power
Peninsular War
Continental System
12
"I do not agree with what you say, but I will defend to the death your right to say it" - Which Philosophe said this?
Locke
Hobbes
Voltaire
Montesquieu
13
What class of men called themselves
Sans-Culottes
?
Clergy
Aristocracy
Working class
None of these are correct
14
Who was the queen of France during the French Revolution?
Queen Elizabeth II
Queen Victoria I
Marie Antionette
Queen Alexandra
15
What economic problems was France facing in the late 18th century?
all of these are correct
bread/food shortages
broken tax system
increasing national debt
16
The
Palace of Versailles
was built to resemble the wealth and power of the French Monarchy.
False
True
17
The
Estates-General
was the meeting of representative from the three estates, the social classes of French society.
False
True
18
Which group in France would have been most likely to support the Reign of Terror?
emigres
sans-coulottes
the National Assembly
the First Estate
19
Why was the American Revolution so significant to the French Revolution?
All are correct
It was based on Enlightenment ideas
Inspiration! If the rag-tag colonists could revolt so can the French people
20
Who were the
Emigres
?
None of the above
French nobility that fled France to avoid persecution
Peasants who didn't wear fancy knee britches
Clergy members who were executed during the reign of terror
21
Which Philosophe(s) were involved with the concept of the
social contract
?
Rousseau
Hobbes
Locke
All are correct
22
What is the best description of the
Divine Right of Kings
bloodless overthrow of King James II of England and his replacement by Will
theory that a monarch’s power came from God
list of rights and freedoms considered essential to the people
monarchy in which the ruler’s power is limited by law
23
What does the following quote reflect the belief in? "L'État, c'est moi." ("The state, it is me.") — Louis XIV
divine right
enlightened monarchy
limited monarchy
popular sovereignty
24
If a government violated the
natural rights
of its citizens, what was the duty of its people according to Locke?
Move to another country that has a nicer king
Overthrow the government
Become tougher and deal with it
Locke didn't believe in natural rights
25
After failed negotiations at the Estates-General, the third estate declared themselves...?
The Jacobins
Committee of Public Safety
National Assembly
The Directory
26
Which of the following
estates
enjoyed special provides granted by the King?
2nd and 3rd
Only the 1st
none of these are correct
1st and 2nd
27
Which Philosophe would have supported the absolute rule of King Louis XIV
None of these are correct
Rousseau
Locke
Hobbes
28
What is the best description of
levee
ceremony?
ceremony on a levee where they have a boat parade for the king
none of these are correct
a wakening ritual for king louis XIV
Daily ceremony for eating breakfast
29
Which of the following ideas/topics did
Philosophes
examine and discuss in salons?
All of the above
Government
Laws
Society
30
Faction of the National Convention that held radical, often violent views about the revolution.
Jacobins
Emigres
Napoleon
Huguenots
31
What did the
Bastille
symbolize?
The friendliness of the French monarchy
None of these are correct
Power of French monarchy
The power of the Catholic Church
32
The majority of French citizens belonged to which of the following estates?
1st
2nd
3rd
4th
33
Who was Jacques Necker?
Finance Minister hired by King Louis XVI
Leader of the Reign of Terror
Wrote, Declaration of the Rights of Man and of the citizen
King of France