Unit 10 THE FRENCH REVOLUTION/NAPOLEON

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After the Third Estate walked out of the Estates General demanding voting by head, delegates proclaimed themselves which body tasked with writing France's constitution?

National Constituent Assembly

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What prison fortress did Parisians storm on 14 July 1789 to thwart royal troops and guard the Assembly?

The Bastille

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Name the set of decrees in which nobles gave up feudal rights like serfdom and tithes in 1789.

The August Decrees

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What 1789 declaration, influenced by American political thought and Rousseau, defined natural rights including liberty and resistance to oppression?

The Declaration of the Rights of Man

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Which 1790 law required Catholic clergy to swear allegiance to the state, splitting the French Church?

The Civil Constitution of the Clergy

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What form of paper money, backed by confiscated church lands, was issued to address France's financial crisis?

Assignats

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What term described the monarchy established by the 1791 constitution that limited royal power to a suspensive veto?

Limited monarchy

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Louis XVI's attempted flight to where in 1791 destroyed his credibility and increased calls for a republic?

Varennes

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Which radical political club, led by Maximilien Robespierre, advocated for a republic during the Revolution?

The Jacobins

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Which group of Parisians invaded the Tuileries to depose the king and pave the way for the republic?

A Paris mob

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What new legislature, elected by universal manhood suffrage, replaced the Legislative Assembly in 1792?

The Convention

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The execution of Louis XVI ushered in which particularly radical phase of the Revolution?

The Reign of Terror

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What 12-member executive body, chaired by Robespierre, exercised near‑dictatorial powers during the Terror?

The Committee of Public Safety

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What mass conscription measure, called the first modern draft, bolstered France's armies in 1793?

Leve en masse

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What event in July ¯1794 ended the Reign of Terror?

The execution of Robespierre

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What five-member executive body governed France from 1795 until Napoleon's rise in 1799?

The Directory

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Which early communist, Gracchus Babeuf, led the failed Conspiracy of Equals against the Directory?

Gracchus Babeuf

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What coup, known by its Revolutionary calendar date as 18 Brumaire Year VIII, overthrew the Directory?

The Coup of 18 Brumaire

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What comprehensive legal code did Napoleon institute that guaranteed equality before the law?

The Napoleonic Code

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Which 1801 agreement between Napoleon and the Pope restored relations between France and the Catholic Church?

The Concordat of 1801