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Practice Test 1
  • 1. Individuals in French society belonged to a variety of groups called
A) Companies
B) Guilds
C) Corporations
D) Juries
  • 2. French parlements served what function?
A) Courts of law
B) Executive bodies
C) Representative legislatures
D) Public forums
  • 3. What was the Estates-General?
A) An Executive body
B) A Public forum
C) A Representative legislature
D) A Court of law
  • 4. Before the French Revolution, France had what form of government?
A) democracy
B) oligarchy
C) absolute monarchy
D) constitutional monarchy
  • 5. Which group made up the first estate?
A) The king
B) The nobility
C) The people
D) The clergy
  • 6. Which group made up the second estate?
A) The nobility
B) The clergy
C) The king
D) The people
  • 7. Which group made up the third estate?
A) The Nobility
B) The People
C) The King
D) The clergy
  • 8. Before the French Revolution, who paid the most taxes?
A) The clergy
B) The King
C) The Nobility
D) The People
  • 9. The idea that the king was the source of all authority is known as
A) Totalitarianism
B) Absolutism
C) Despotism
D) Divine right of kings
  • 10. Absolutism reached its peak under which French king?
A) George III
B) Louis XVI
C) Louis XIV
D) Charles V
  • 11. The Constitution of 1791 created what kind of government?
A) A democracy
B) A republic
C) A theocracy
D) A constitutional monarchy
  • 12. Abbe Sieyès advocated for the third estate in a pamphlet called
A) What is the Third Estate?
B) The Social Contract
C) Two Treatises on Government
D) The Declaration of the Rights of Man
  • 13. What was the chief argument of Sieyès pamphlet?
A) That the third estate needed the other estates to survive
B) That the third estate should be treated harshly before rebellion breaks out
C) That the third estate should banish the other estates
D) That the third estate was a complete nation without need of the other, privileged estates
  • 14. How did Sieyès pamphlet influence the Estates-General?
A) The third estate advocated for removing the king
B) The third estate refused to allow the first estate to take part
C) The third estate argued for the same number of votes as the first and second estate combined
D) The third estate was not permitted to take part
  • 15. How did Sieyes answer the question, “What is the Third Estate?”
A) “Nothing.”
B) All property owners.”
C) “Everything.”
D) “All active citizens.”
  • 16. The purpose of the Declaration of the Rights of Man and Citizen was to
A) align France with the United States
B) establish universal rights for French people before creating a constitution
C) end the monarchy
D) protest against the king
  • 17. The Declaration of the Rights of Man and Citizen was
A) more specific than the American Declaration of Independence
B) more anti-monarchy than the American Declaration of Independence
C) more abstract than the American Declaration of Independence
D) more pro-religious freedom than the American Declaration of Independence
  • 18. All of the following rights were protected in the Declaration of the Rights of Man and Citizen except
A) right to bear arms
B) right to equal taxation
C) right to be considered innocent until proven guilty
D) right to free speech
  • 19. Which of the following issues was most debated before the creation of the Declaration of the Rights of Man?
A) ending the monarchy
B) end to corporations
C) freedom of religion
D) ending of tithes
  • 20. After issuing the Declaration of the Rights of Man, the National Assembly took on which issue?
A) whether to have a one or two house legislature
B) the royal veto
C) the role of the church in government
D) both A & B
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