In its attempt to create a new republic in France under Robespierre, the National Convention:

De-Christianized the nation, outlawing holidays

What happened after the execution of King Louis XVI?

a radical phase headed by the Jacobins

25. Which of the following groups would have been in favor of the king’s execution?

Sans Culottes and the Jacobins (Mountain)

What event sealed the ultimate fate of the king?

King and family caught fleeing to Austria

What is the correct order of the stages of the revolution?

Legislative Assembly, National Convention, Directory, Consul

Who were the sans culottes, and what was their role in the revolution?

poor urban workers/added brutality & zeal to the revolution

Which of the following actions by Napoleon contradicts the goal & aims of the Napoleonic Code?:

Napoleon’s curtailment of freedoms and rights

What most directly led to the Women's March on Versailles?

rising prices-particularly bread

Napoleon's Continental System refers to his

attempt to control the entire European continent

What did Louis hope to accomplish by fleeing France. (2 right)

To eventually get help to put him back on the throne, To rally support against the rev.

In this excerpt, Olympe de Gouges is responding to

new arguments proposed by philosophes like Rousseau

What was the most important factor shaping Metternich’s view of Emperor Napoleon I?

Metternich's aristocratic birth and heritage.

The civil code enacted by Napoleon in 1804 did all of the following EXCEPT...

Granted special privileges to the aristocracy

Which of the following 18th c. trends would support the argument Olympe de Gouges makes

Women participated in the early phases of the French Rev.

Which of the following is a true statement about the Thermidorian Reaction?:

The Reign of Terror ended and Robespierre was executed

39. How did Austria fare in its relations with France prior to Napoleon’s overthrow?

They experienced a series of humiliating military defeats.

What happened before the publication of Sieyes' work "What is the Third Estate?"?

voting procedure in the Estates-General

studbud

French Rev. Ch. 21 AP McKay

36 termsStudBud Administration202 plays

Flashcards36 cardsFPractice quizPHost liveL

Questions 36

Answers

1
A major factor in Napoleon’s loss of empire was his
loss of confidence in past successes.
refusal to interfere in Anglo-American commerce.
defeat in Russia.
alliance with the Ottoman Empire.
2
What governing body is depicted in the Tennis Court Oath
Legislative Assembly
Directory
National Convention
National Assembly
3
The old order of France
Feudalism
Republic
Ancien Regime
Ancien restructure
4
French government body after the Constitution of 1791 (Limited Monarchy)
Legislative Assembly
National Assembly
Directory
National Convention
5
Which of the following were protests over inequities in French society?
Women's March to Versailles
all 3
Storming of the Bastille
September Masacres
6
In its attempt to create a new republic in France under Robespierre, the National Convention:
Kept traditional holidays but created a new Calendar
De-Christianized the nation, outlawing holidays
Practiced every point made in the DOROMAC
Allowed for freedom of the press, speech, and religion
7
Who wrote, "What is the Third Estate?" ?
Lafayette
Olympe de Gouges
Robespierre
Sieyes
8
What happened after the execution of King Louis XVI?
a socialist revolution about to bigin
Napoleon comes to power
Conservatives/Royalist revolt and take over
a radical phase headed by the Jacobins
9
The painting of the Tennis Court Oath by Jacques-Louis David shows he was:
hostile to the meeting
sympathetic to the meeting
making the people looking foolish
down playing its importance
10
Which group/s would be most threatened by the revolution?
moderates
economic elite/Bourgeoisie
liberals
church/nobility
11
Which person is NOT a Jacobin?
Robespierre
Marat
Danton
Lafayette
12
Robespierre said, virtuous acts of French citizens would include all of the following EXCEPT:
Going to Catholic Mass
Participating in the Festivals of the Supreme Being
Killing enemies of the revolution
Turning in neighbors, friends, Committee of Public Safety
13
25. Which of the following groups would have been in favor of the king’s execution?
Sans Culottes and the Jacobins (Mountain)
Girondists and Jacobins (Mountain)
Sans Culottes and Girondists
Royalists and Sans Culottes
14
Napoleon Bonaparte came to power in 1799 by which of the following means?
at the request of the directory
appointed by the pope
coup d'etat
free election
15
What event sealed the ultimate fate of the king?
Firing of Jaques Necker
Women's March
arresting and holding the family at the Tuilleries.
King and family caught fleeing to Austria
16
What is the correct order of the stages of the revolution?
Consul, National Convention, Legislative Assembly, Directory
Legislative Assembly, National Convention, Directory, Consul
Consul, Legislative Assembly, Directory,National Convention
Legislative Assembly, Directory, Consul, National Convention
17
Who were the sans culottes, and what was their role in the revolution?
Bourgeoisie/financed the revolution
political leaders/led the new government
underground political party/supported monarchy
poor urban workers/added brutality & zeal to the revolution
18
Which of the following actions by Napoleon contradicts the goal & aims of the Napoleonic Code?:
Napoleon’s military victories for the French Republic
Napoleon’s curtailment of freedoms and rights
Napoleon’s opening of universities, and public education
Nap. spread of revolutionary ideals throughout the continent
19
What most directly led to the Women's March on Versailles?
women locked out of political clubs
Louis not recognizing the Declaration of the Rights of Women
No women's rights
rising prices-particularly bread
20
What happens first after the king was captured trying to escape?
The king is executed.
France declares was on Austria
Terrible famine throughout France.
The republic under the National Convention is formed
21
Napoleon's Continental System refers to his
attempt to control the entire European continent
fight against Russia
admiration for European nationalism
defeat by England
22
What did Louis hope to accomplish by fleeing France. (2 right)
to get put back on the throne by the Congress of Vienna
To eventually get help to put him back on the throne
To live safely in Austria from that point on
To rally support against the rev.
23
In this excerpt, Olympe de Gouges is responding to
new arguments proposed by philosophes like Rousseau
the works of Diderot
universal demands for greater religious tolerance.
challenges to the Enlightenment’s emphasis on reason.
24
Which group headed up the Committee of Public Safety?
the Jacobins
the Conservatives
Girondins
Mountain
25
What was the most important factor shaping Metternich’s view of Emperor Napoleon I?
Metternich’s dislike of the French.
Metternich’s prejudice against military officers.
Metternich’s staunch Roman Catholicism.
Metternich's aristocratic birth and heritage.
26
The civil code enacted by Napoleon in 1804 did all of the following EXCEPT...
Formed a basis for civil law copied in many countries
Left workers legally subordinate to their employers
Left workers legally subordinate to their employers
Granted special privileges to the aristocracy
27
Which of the following 18th c. trends would support the argument Olympe de Gouges makes
Men & women in urban and rural households worked at separate
Women participated in the early phases of the French Rev.
Citizenship in the first Fr. republic was restricted to men.
increasing focus on gender roles “cult of domesticity.”
28
Third Estate declaring themselves to be the legislative body of France.
The National Guard
The National Estate
The National Assembly
The San Culottes
29
Prince of Austria who led the proceedings at the Congress of Vienna
Alexander I
Metternich
Castlereagh
Talleyrand
30
What was the big discussion over between 1789-1791
how to divide France
what to do with church lands
What to do with the nobles
What to do with those living in the cities.
31
Which of the following is a true statement about the Thermidorian Reaction?:
Napoleon overthrew the Directory/had Robespierre executed
The Reign of Terror began and Robespierre took control
The rev. was halted and Royalists took control of Directory
The Reign of Terror ended and Robespierre was executed
32
The first form of gov. following the Tennis Court Oath:
Consul
republic
constitutional monarchy
Directory
33
The Third Estate was first represented in the
National Convention
National Assembly
Legislative Assembly
The Directory
34
King Louis XVI’s demise is similar to that of which of the following European monarchs?:
Tsar Nicholas II
King Charles II
King James I
King Charles I
35
39. How did Austria fare in its relations with France prior to Napoleon’s overthrow?
They became loyal allies with France.
They experienced a series of humiliating military defeats.
They experienced a series of easy military victories.
They elected Napoleon Emperor of Austria
36
What happened before the publication of Sieyes' work "What is the Third Estate?"?
voting procedure in the Estates-General
voting rights of sans-culottes
storming of the Bastille
calling the "assembly of notables"

French Rev. Ch. 21 AP McKay Flashcards | StudBud

French Rev. Ch. 21 AP McKay

36 termsStudBud Administration202 plays

French Rev. Ch. 21 AP McKay

Flashcards36 cardsFPractice quizPHost liveL

Questions 36

Answers

1
A major factor in Napoleon’s loss of empire was his
loss of confidence in past successes.
refusal to interfere in Anglo-American commerce.
defeat in Russia.
alliance with the Ottoman Empire.
2
What governing body is depicted in the Tennis Court Oath
Legislative Assembly
Directory
National Convention
National Assembly
3
The old order of France
Feudalism
Republic
Ancien Regime
Ancien restructure
4
French government body after the Constitution of 1791 (Limited Monarchy)
Legislative Assembly
National Assembly
Directory
National Convention
5
Which of the following were protests over inequities in French society?
Women's March to Versailles
all 3
Storming of the Bastille
September Masacres
6
In its attempt to create a new republic in France under Robespierre, the National Convention:
Kept traditional holidays but created a new Calendar
De-Christianized the nation, outlawing holidays
Practiced every point made in the DOROMAC
Allowed for freedom of the press, speech, and religion
7
Who wrote, "What is the Third Estate?" ?
Lafayette
Olympe de Gouges
Robespierre
Sieyes
8
What happened after the execution of King Louis XVI?
a socialist revolution about to bigin
Napoleon comes to power
Conservatives/Royalist revolt and take over
a radical phase headed by the Jacobins
9
The painting of the Tennis Court Oath by Jacques-Louis David shows he was:
hostile to the meeting
sympathetic to the meeting
making the people looking foolish
down playing its importance
10
Which group/s would be most threatened by the revolution?
moderates
economic elite/Bourgeoisie
liberals
church/nobility
11
Which person is NOT a Jacobin?
Robespierre
Marat
Danton
Lafayette
12
Robespierre said, virtuous acts of French citizens would include all of the following EXCEPT:
Going to Catholic Mass
Participating in the Festivals of the Supreme Being
Killing enemies of the revolution
Turning in neighbors, friends, Committee of Public Safety
13
25. Which of the following groups would have been in favor of the king’s execution?
Sans Culottes and the Jacobins (Mountain)
Girondists and Jacobins (Mountain)
Sans Culottes and Girondists
Royalists and Sans Culottes
14
Napoleon Bonaparte came to power in 1799 by which of the following means?
at the request of the directory
appointed by the pope
coup d'etat
free election
15
What event sealed the ultimate fate of the king?
Firing of Jaques Necker
Women's March
arresting and holding the family at the Tuilleries.
King and family caught fleeing to Austria
16
What is the correct order of the stages of the revolution?
Consul, National Convention, Legislative Assembly, Directory
Legislative Assembly, National Convention, Directory, Consul
Consul, Legislative Assembly, Directory,National Convention
Legislative Assembly, Directory, Consul, National Convention
17
Who were the sans culottes, and what was their role in the revolution?
Bourgeoisie/financed the revolution
political leaders/led the new government
underground political party/supported monarchy
poor urban workers/added brutality & zeal to the revolution
18
Which of the following actions by Napoleon contradicts the goal & aims of the Napoleonic Code?:
Napoleon’s military victories for the French Republic
Napoleon’s curtailment of freedoms and rights
Napoleon’s opening of universities, and public education
Nap. spread of revolutionary ideals throughout the continent
19
What most directly led to the Women's March on Versailles?
women locked out of political clubs
Louis not recognizing the Declaration of the Rights of Women
No women's rights
rising prices-particularly bread
20
What happens first after the king was captured trying to escape?
The king is executed.
France declares was on Austria
Terrible famine throughout France.
The republic under the National Convention is formed
21
Napoleon's Continental System refers to his
attempt to control the entire European continent
fight against Russia
admiration for European nationalism
defeat by England
22
What did Louis hope to accomplish by fleeing France. (2 right)
to get put back on the throne by the Congress of Vienna
To eventually get help to put him back on the throne
To live safely in Austria from that point on
To rally support against the rev.
23
In this excerpt, Olympe de Gouges is responding to
new arguments proposed by philosophes like Rousseau
the works of Diderot
universal demands for greater religious tolerance.
challenges to the Enlightenment’s emphasis on reason.
24
Which group headed up the Committee of Public Safety?
the Jacobins
the Conservatives
Girondins
Mountain
25
What was the most important factor shaping Metternich’s view of Emperor Napoleon I?
Metternich’s dislike of the French.
Metternich’s prejudice against military officers.
Metternich’s staunch Roman Catholicism.
Metternich's aristocratic birth and heritage.
26
The civil code enacted by Napoleon in 1804 did all of the following EXCEPT...
Formed a basis for civil law copied in many countries
Left workers legally subordinate to their employers
Left workers legally subordinate to their employers
Granted special privileges to the aristocracy
27
Which of the following 18th c. trends would support the argument Olympe de Gouges makes
Men & women in urban and rural households worked at separate
Women participated in the early phases of the French Rev.
Citizenship in the first Fr. republic was restricted to men.
increasing focus on gender roles “cult of domesticity.”
28
Third Estate declaring themselves to be the legislative body of France.
The National Guard
The National Estate
The National Assembly
The San Culottes
29
Prince of Austria who led the proceedings at the Congress of Vienna
Alexander I
Metternich
Castlereagh
Talleyrand
30
What was the big discussion over between 1789-1791
how to divide France
what to do with church lands
What to do with the nobles
What to do with those living in the cities.
31
Which of the following is a true statement about the Thermidorian Reaction?:
Napoleon overthrew the Directory/had Robespierre executed
The Reign of Terror began and Robespierre took control
The rev. was halted and Royalists took control of Directory
The Reign of Terror ended and Robespierre was executed
32
The first form of gov. following the Tennis Court Oath:
Consul
republic
constitutional monarchy
Directory
33
The Third Estate was first represented in the
National Convention
National Assembly
Legislative Assembly
The Directory
34
King Louis XVI’s demise is similar to that of which of the following European monarchs?:
Tsar Nicholas II
King Charles II
King James I
King Charles I
35
39. How did Austria fare in its relations with France prior to Napoleon’s overthrow?
They became loyal allies with France.
They experienced a series of humiliating military defeats.
They experienced a series of easy military victories.
They elected Napoleon Emperor of Austria
36
What happened before the publication of Sieyes' work "What is the Third Estate?"?
voting procedure in the Estates-General
voting rights of sans-culottes
storming of the Bastille
calling the "assembly of notables"