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Chapter 6. Review Game. Multiple Choice. Spending more money than is taken in is called…. Abdicate Deficit spending Plebiscite Suffrage. Multiple Choice. Who were working-class revolutionaries?. Sans-culottes Jacobins Nobles Bourgeoisie. Multiple Choice. - PowerPoint PPT PresentationTRANSCRIPT
Chapter 6Review Game
Multiple Choice
Spending more money than is taken in is called…
A. Abdicate B. Deficit spendingC. PlebisciteD. Suffrage
Multiple Choice
Who were working-class revolutionaries?
A. Sans-culottes B. JacobinsC. NoblesD. Bourgeoisie
Multiple Choice
What is the right to vote known as?
A. Plebiscite B. Deficit spendingC. SuffrageD. Blockade
Multiple Choice
A ballot in which voters say yes or no to an issue?
A. Plebiscite B. Deficit spendingC. SuffrageD. Blockade
Multiple Choice
To give up power is called…
A. Abdicate B. Deficit spendingC. PlebisciteD. Suffrage
Multiple Choice
The wealthiest members of the Third Estate were…
A. Émigré B. Sans-culottesC. Bourgeoisie D. Nationalists
Multiple Choice
The wealthiest members of the Third Estate were…
A. Émigré B. Sans-culottesC. Bourgeoisie D. Nationalists
Multiple Choice
A person who fled revolutionary France to live in another country …
A. Émigré B. Sans-culottesC. Bourgeoisie D. Nationalists
Multiple Choice
Radical working-class men and women
A. Émigré B. Sans-culottesC. Bourgeoisie D. Nationalists
Multiple Choice
A feeling of pride in, and intense devotion to, one’s country
A. Émigré B. Sans-culottesC. Bourgeoisie D. Nationalism
Multiple Choice
The Jacobin revolutionary who led the Reign of Terror
A. Napoleon B. Jacques Louis DavidC. Maximilien Robespierre D. Clemens von Metternich
Multiple Choice
French journalist who demanded equal rights for women
A. Olympe de Gouges B. Jacques Louis DavidC. Maximilien Robespierre D. Clemens von Metternich
Multiple Choice
Leading painter during the French Revolution
A. Olympe de Gouges B. Jacques Louis DavidC. Maximilien Robespierre D. Clemens von Metternich
Multiple Choice
French Emperor who dominated Europe in the early 1800’s
A. Olympe de Gouges B. Jacques Louis DavidC. Maximilien Robespierre D. Napoleon
Multiple Choice
Austrian prince who wanted to restore the status quo of 1792 at the Congress of Vienna
A. Olympe de Gouges B. Clemens von MetternichC. Maximilien Robespierre D. Napoleon
Multiple Choice
“Let all three estates list their grievances to me” was said by…
A. Louis XVI B. NapoleonC. Maximilien Robespierre D. Olympe de Gouges
Multiple Choice
“Lives must be sacrificed for liberty” was said by…
A. Louis XVI B. NapoleonC. Maximilien Robespierre D. Olympe de Gouges
Multiple Choice
“Women’s rights are the same as those of man” was said by…
A. Louis XVI B. NapoleonC. Maximilien Robespierre D. Olympe de Gouges
Multiple Choice
“The bourgeoisie belonged to which of the following groups
A. Aristocracy B. The First EstateC. The Second Estate D. The Third Estate
Multiple Choice
The Constitution of 1791
A. Abolished the monarchy B. Established a new Legislative
AssemblyC. Gave the vote to all citizens D. Reestablished the old provinces
Multiple Choice
During the Reign of Terror, Robespierre tried to
A. Execute all French nobles B. Restore the Catholic ChurchC. Crush all opposition to the revolutionD. Reinstate the monarchy
Multiple Choice
Which of the following areas did Napoleon annex to France?
A. NetherlandsB. RussiaC. PolandD. Britain
Multiple Choice
Which of the following was the chief goal of the Congress of Vienna?
A. To punish FranceB. To create a united EuropeC. To create a lasting peaceD. To strengthen Germany
Multiple Choice
Why did the Congress of Vienna redraw the boundaries of some European countries?
A. To encircle France with strong countries
B. To create more countriesC. To distribute land more fairlyD. To prevent the growth of nationalism
Multiple Choice
Which of the following statements about France’s social structure is true?
A. The Third Estate was made up entirely of peasants
B. The Second Estate was content with the social structure
C. There was inequality among the three estates
D. Most people belonged to the First Estate
Multiple Choice
France’s Economy was mainly supported by?
A. The First EstateB. The Third EstateC. The KingD. The Nobles
Multiple Choice
French Nobles resisted Necker’s financial reforms because?
A. They supported free tradeB. They were already taxed too heavilyC. They wanted to pay no taxesD. They thought the answer was to
create more jobs for the Third Estate
Multiple Choice
The Declaration of the Rights of Man and the Citizen state that
A. All men were born free and equal in rights
B. All male citizens had the right to voteC. Male and female citizens were equal
before the lawD. All citizens had to pay equal taxes
Multiple Choice
How did the French respond to threats to the revolution
A. By becoming more radicalB. By using mediation to settle
differences C. By welcoming their opponents into the
decision-making processD. By ensuring that all citizens were free
to speak
Multiple Choice
How did the Napoleonic Code reflect Enlightenment principles?
A. It guaranteed women equal rightsB. It guaranteed the equality of all
citizens before the law C. It valued individual rights above all
elseD. It valued the security of the state over
individual liberty