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| 569189992 | 3 things the Louis XVI was... | Incompetent, weak, spoiled | 0 | |
| 569189993 | During the French Revolution, what did the Jacobins favor the establishment of? | Favor a republic dominated by power people | 1 | |
| 569189994 | How did Napoleon gain power in France in 1799? | E'coup de tat | 2 | |
| 569189995 | How long did the Reign of Terror last? | 1 year | 3 | |
| 569189996 | How many directors were on the directory? | 5 | 4 | |
| 569189997 | How many people died during the Reign of Terror? | 20,000-40,000 | 5 | |
| 569189998 | In the National Assembly, what faction was considered to be the moderates? | Girondists | 6 | |
| 569189999 | List all government types experienced in France between 1791-1799 in order. | Limited monarchy, republic, director, military dictator ship | 7 | |
| 569190000 | Year that was a limited monarchy | 1791 | 8 | |
| 569190001 | Year that was a republic | 1793 | 9 | |
| 569190002 | Year that was a directory | 1795 | 10 | |
| 569190003 | Year that was a military dictatorship | 1799 | 11 | |
| 569190004 | What day & year was the Bastille stormed? | July 14, 1789 | 12 | |
| 569190005 | What is the first 3 events that happened? | Storming of the Bastille, women's march on Versailles, constitution of 1791 | 13 | |
| 569190006 | What is the second 3 events that happened? | Louis XVI's flight and capture, execution of Louis XVI, Comittee of Public Safety established | 14 | |
| 569190007 | "Je suis la Revolucion" | I am the Revolution | 15 | |
| 569190008 | Who said "Je suis la Revolucion?" | Napoleon | 16 | |
| 569190009 | The Declaration of the Rights of Man was based mainly on the teachings of whom? | Rousseau | 17 | |
| 569190011 | What did Robespierre try to do during the Reign of Terror? | He tried to take over and kill opponents | 18 | |
| 569190012 | What fraction of the land belonged to the Church prior to the Revolution? | 1/5 | 19 | |
| 569190013 | What happened as a result of the Women's March on Versailles? | The king had to flee Versailles | 20 | |
| 569190014 | What four injustices were abolished by by the National Assembly? | Tax exemptions, feudal dues, mandatory church tithes, and all class distinction | 21 | |
| 569190017 | What new invention greatly aided the "Reign of Terror"? | Guiottine | 22 | |
| 569190019 | What percent of a taxpayer's income went for taxes? | 60% | 23 | |
| 569190022 | What percentage of France's total population made up the Third Estate? | 97% | 24 | |
| 569190024 | What was Louis XVI convicted of? | Treason | 25 | |
| 569190027 | What was the battle cry for the Revolution? | Liberty! Equality! Fraternity! | 26 | |
| 569190029 | What were some of the causes of the French Revolution? | Bourgeoisie resented nobles, and influence of enlightened philosophe | 27 | |
| 569190031 | What were some of the permanent results of the Revolution for France? | Abuses old regime, nationalism, and educational improvements | 28 | |
| 569190033 | What were the effects of the Constitution of 1791? | It established France as a limited monarchy | 29 | |
| 569190035 | Who wrote the Constitution of 1791? | National assembly | 30 | |
| 569190037 | When did the French Revolution begin and end? | July 14, 1789 to November 9, 1799 | 31 | |
| 569190040 | When Louis XVI called the Estates-General, it was the first that had been done in how many years? | 175 years | 32 | |
| 569190042 | Who were the two privileged classes in France uneer the Old Regime? | Clergy and nobles | 33 | |
| 569190044 | Why did Louis XVI summon the Estates-General in 1789? | To consider the question of government bankruptcy | 34 | |
| 569190046 | Why did the representatives of the Third Estate become the National Assembly? | Because of unfair voting; only one collective vote | 35 | |
| 569190049 | Why did the women want to march to Versailles? | They wanted bread | 36 | |
| 569190051 | French middle class | Bourgeoisie | 37 | |
| 569190053 | Stabbed Marat | Charlotte Corday | 38 | |
| 569190055 | Draft | Conscription | 39 | |
| 569190058 | Overthrow of the State | Coup d'etat | 40 | |
| 569190060 | First president of the Committee of Public Safety | Danton | 41 | |
| 569190063 | French national anthem | La Marseillaise | 42 | |
| 569190065 | French imigrates during the Revolution | Emigres | 43 | |
| 569190067 | Finance minister of Louis XVI | Jacques Necker | 44 | |
| 569190069 | A period of panic and riot by peasants | Great Fear | 45 | |
| 569190071 | This law arrests traitors | Law of suspects | 46 | |
| 569190073 | This law took people to prison without a trial | Lettre de Cachet | 47 | |
| 569190075 | She made masks of the dead Reign of Terror victims | Madame Tussaud | 48 | |
| 569190076 | Editor of L'ami de Peuple | Marat | 49 | |
| 569190078 | Established a dictatorship | Napoleon | 50 | |
| 569190080 | French aristocrat/military officer | Marquis de Laffayette | 51 | |
| 569190082 | Ultra radicals | Sans culottes | 52 | |
| 569190085 | Commoners taking over | Tennis Court Oath | 53 | |
| 569190087 | This law was passed July 12, 1790 that was issued by the National Assembly during the French Revolution | Civil Constitution of the Clergy | 54 | |
| 569190089 | A warning to French revolutionaries that they would harm the royal family | Brunswick Manifesto | 55 | |
| 569190092 | Who were the three radical leaders? | Robespierre, Marat, Danton | 56 | |
| 569190093 | Why was Danton killed? | He spoke out against the Reign of Terror | 57 | |
| 569190094 | What did the emigres want leaders of other nations to do? | Stop the Revolution | 58 | |
| 569190095 | Queen that lost her head | Marie Antoinette | 59 | |
| 569190096 | He led the republic of virtue | Robespierre | 60 | |
| 569190097 | Type of government created by Constitution of 1793 | Republic | 61 | |
| 569190098 | Famous Paris prison | Bastille | 62 | |
| 569190099 | Type of government created by the constitution of 1791 | Limited Monarchy | 63 | |
| 569190100 | Jacobin leader that won the support of the military | Danton | 64 | |
| 569190101 | How many directors were on the Directory? | 5 | 65 | |
| 569190102 | Moderates in the National Assembly | Girondists | 66 | |
| 569190103 | Salt tax | Gabelle | 67 | |
| 569190104 | Forced labor on Roads | Corvee | 68 |
