Practice Test 2
  • 1. The Civil Constitution of the Clergy stated that priests had to do what in order to be paid?
A) Renounce the pope
B) Swear loyalty to the king
C) Give up representation in the National Assembly
D) Swear an oath to the Constitution and new French government
  • 2. Which regions were least likely to support the Civil Constitution of the Clergy?
A) Paris and the surrounding area
B) Regions on the periphery
C) Mostly French-speaking regions
D) The Loire Valley
  • 3. How did Pope Pius VI react to the Civil Constitution?
A) He approved of it
B) He ordered members of the clergy in France to take the oath
C) He did not give his opinion
D) He ordered members of the clergy in France not to take the oath
  • 4. What was meant by the term "bourgeoisie"?
A) The poor
B) The head of a guild
C) A wealthy, non-noble resident of a city
D) A member of the nobility
  • 5. Which of the following groups was most responsible for starting the French Revolution?
A) The bourgeoisie
B) Peasants in Paris
C) General Lafayette and the army
D) The clergy
  • 6. Which of the following movements influenced the French Revolution? a.
    The Second Great Awakening
A) The Enlightenment
B) The Second Great Awakening
C) The Glorious Revolution
D) The Catholic Reformation
  • 7. How did the Enlightenment impact religion in France?
A) France created its own religion
B) People became more religious
C) The French people broke away from Catholicism and joined the Anglican Church
D) People began to question religious teachings
  • 8. Which of the following authors developed the idea of the "social contract"?
A) Jean-Jacques Rousseau
B) John Locke
C) Baron de Montesquieu
D) Edmund Burke
  • 9. Which of the following authors wrote, “Man is born free, but is everywhere in chains”?
A) John Locke
B) Edmund Burke
C) Jean-Jacques Rousseau
D) Baron de Montesquieu
  • 10. What were the colors of the French revolution?
A) Blue, white, and red
B) Red and white
C) Blue and white
D) Red and blue
  • 11. Which color(s) represented France, specifically Paris?
A) Blue
B) Both a & b
C) Red
D) White
  • 12. Which color(s) represented the “nation” of France?
A) Red
B) Both a & b
C) White
D) Blue
  • 13. Revolutionaries began wearing what symbol to show their support?
A) culottes
B) the tricolour cockade
C) berets
D) green pins
  • 14. How were newspapers different in the 18th century from today?
A) Newspapers had no advertisements in the 18th century
B) Newspapers did not try to be objective in the 18th century
C) Newspapers were free in the 18th century
D) More people could read in the 18th century than today
  • 15. Marie Antoinette was from which European country?
A) Austria
B) Great Britian
C) Prussia
D) Germany
  • 16. Jacques-Louis David became famous for a style of art known as
A) Impressionism
B) Neoclassicism
C) Rococo
D) Romanticism
  • 17. The artist who became famous for capturing everyday French middle class life was
A) Jacques-Louis David
B) Eugene Delacroix
C) Claude Monet
D) Louis-Leopold
  • 18. Marie Antoinette was not popular with the people because
A) She exercised power over the king
B) She excluded many of the old noble families from court
C) All of the above
D) She spent extravagantly
  • 19. The physiocrats were
A) A group of nobles who advocated ending the monarchy
B) A group of Protestant priests
C) French people who moved to Austria
D) Economic reformers who advocated a single tax on soil
  • 20. Jacques Necker became famous throughout France for what?
A) Being exiled to Switzerland
B) Publishing a report on the French government’s finances
C) Fighting with the Americans
D) Abolishing the parlements
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