History Test French Revolution Palmer Flashcards

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