Chevalier de Saint-Georges - Quiz
A) Late June 1790 B) July 1789 C) October 1789 D) Early in August 1789
A) King Louis B) The Prince of Wales C) Marquis de La Fayette D) Laclos
A) Grenier's B) Jermyn Palace C) Marine Pavilion D) Versailles Hotel
A) Lille B) Marine Pavilion in Brighton C) Newmarket D) Brussels
A) Brissot B) Abbé Grégoire C) Marquis de La Fayette D) Laclos
A) The Duke of Orléans arrived in England B) The Prince of Wales visited Brussels C) Saint-Georges returned to Paris D) Saint-Georges joined the Jacobins
A) French refugees B) British abolitionists C) Patriotic Society of 1789 D) Jacobins
A) Bardin B) Adam Hochschild C) Laclos D) Abbé Grégoire
A) Jacobins B) Société des amis des Noirs C) Patriotic Society of 1789 D) Royalist Party
A) The Red Duke B) The Chevalier C) The Prince of Wales D) The Regent
A) To serve as an ambassador B) To get him out of the country C) To organize a fencing match D) To fight in the revolution
A) He organized a match B) He sold his weapons C) He asked the Prince for money D) He worked as a musician
A) Five B) Three C) Ten D) One
A) He traveled to Belgium B) He played music with friends C) He went to a fencing tournament D) He left for Paris
A) A rivalry over a woman B) A simple robbery gone wrong C) An assassination attempt by the Slave Trade D) A dispute over unpaid gambling debts
A) Brighton B) London C) Versailles D) Lille
A) Denis-Pierre-Jean Papillon de la Ferté B) The Duke of Orléans C) Marie-Madeleine Guimard, Rosalie Levasseur, and Sophie Arnould D) Marie-Antoinette
A) Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart B) Christoph Willibald Gluck C) Antoine Dauvergne D) Antonio Salieri
A) Fortepiano B) Harpsichord C) Harp D) Violin
A) Piano sonatas B) Opera C) Violin concertos D) Symphonies
A) The audience mocked a character's catchphrase B) The theater caught fire C) The music was poorly composed D) The lead singer fell ill
A) Salieri B) Gretry C) Gluck D) Mozart
A) A revolutionary battle B) The life of the Queen C) A romantic tryst D) The Hunt
A) Les Liaisons dangereuses B) Ernestine C) La Chasse D) L'amant anonyme
A) Versailles B) Palais-Royal C) Chaussée d'Antin D) A convent
A) The Orchestre Olympique B) Les Amis des Noirs C) The Académie royale de Musique D) The Comédie-Italienne
A) Five B) Ten C) Seven D) Twelve
A) Carl Stamitz B) François-Joseph Gossec C) Antonio Lolli D) François-Joseph Fétis
A) Giovanni Avoglio B) Antonio Lolli C) Pierre Gaviniès D) Jean-Marie Leclair
A) Joseph Haydn B) François-Joseph Gossec C) Antoine Bailleux D) Carl Stamitz
A) Fencing prowess B) Painting C) Horse riding D) Poetry
A) Two violin concertos B) Six string quartets C) Six string trios D) Six symphonies
A) Antonio Lolli B) Carl Stamitz C) François-Joseph Gossec D) Joseph Haydn
A) 1785 B) 1773 C) 1771 D) 1764
A) Giovanni Avoglio B) Antonio Lolli C) Carl Stamitz D) Pierre Gaviniès
A) Le Concert Olympique B) Le Concert des Amateurs C) The Royal Orchestra D) Concert Spirituel
A) Count d'Ogny B) Queen Marie Antoinette C) Philippe d'Orléans D) Saint-Georges
A) Marie Antoinette B) Maria Theresa C) Anne of Austria D) Catherine de' Medici
A) Haiti B) Martinique C) Senegal D) Guadeloupe
A) Piano B) Flute C) Cello D) Violin
A) 1773 B) 1766 C) 1781 D) 1785
A) Opposition from performers regarding his race B) He was imprisoned C) He left for England D) He lacked musical training
A) Gendarme de la garde du roi B) Légion St.-Georges C) The Duke of Orléans' personal army D) The Royal Guard
A) One month B) Five years C) At least eleven months D) Three months
A) Voltaire B) Louis Philippe II C) Randall Goosby D) John Adams
A) Anne Danneveau B) Elisabeth Benedictine C) Nanon D) Elisabeth Mérican
A) 21 B) 7 C) 13 D) 17
A) Louis XVI B) The Duke of Orléans C) Voltaire D) John Adams
A) 1799 B) 1789 C) 1785 D) 1773
A) Flute B) Violin C) Piano D) Horn
A) 1 May 1780 B) 1 January 1779 C) 1 October 1789 D) 1 May 1779
A) The King's orchestra B) The night watch C) The Duc d'Orléans D) The Marquis de Montalembert
A) Swords B) Daggers C) Muskets D) Sticks
A) Error on the person B) A robbery gone wrong C) A planned political assassination D) A duel over a woman
A) Gourgaud (Dugazon) B) Comte de Saint-Julien C) Chevalier Lamotte D) Baron Gillier
A) The Night Watch B) Journal d'un bourgeois C) Ernestine D) La Guimard
A) Hôtel de Soubise B) Carlton House C) Palais-Royal D) Théâtre des Italiens
A) 65 B) 59 C) 35 D) 42
A) Abbé Alexandre-Auguste Robineau B) Mather Brown C) Jacques Necker D) Madame de Genlis
A) Concert Olympique B) Carlton House C) Théâtre Beaujolais D) Théâtre des Italiens
A) Jean-Baptiste Viotti B) Domenico Angelo C) Abbé Alexandre-Auguste Robineau D) Henry Angelo
A) Brissot B) Jacques Necker C) Philippe d'Orléans D) Choderlos de Laclos
A) Monsieur B) Captain C) Chevalier D) Citoyen
A) Political speeches B) Opera performances for adults C) Fencing exhibitions D) A marionette theater for children
A) 8 July 1790 B) 8 July 1791 C) 12 July 1790 D) 10 July 1790
A) Tuberculosis B) Smallpox C) Brain fever D) Influenza
A) The commandant of Tournai B) Louise Fusil C) The citizens of Lille D) Lamothe
A) Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart B) Ludwig van Beethoven C) Joseph Haydn D) Hector Berlioz
A) They are preserved in the Lille archives B) They were lost C) They were burned in the French Revolution D) They were sold to the Duke of Orléans
A) Baisieux B) Paris C) Lille D) Koblenz
A) Dumouriez B) Jozef Miaczinsky C) General Dillon D) Robespierre
A) 24 October 1794 B) 17 September 1793 C) 15 May 1795 D) 25 October 1795
A) Robespierre B) Napoleon C) Lafayette D) Rewbell
A) Danton B) Lafayette C) Napoleon D) Louis XVI
A) Martinique B) Saint-Domingue C) Guadeloupe D) French Guiana
A) Toussaint Louverture B) Jacques Pierre Brissot C) Julien Raimond D) Léger-Félicité Sonthonax
A) 20,000 B) 5,000 C) 15,000 D) 10,000
A) Louise Fusil B) Julien Raimond C) Lionel de La Laurencie D) Léger-Félicité Sonthonax
A) 16 December 1795 B) 11 April 1797 C) July 1798 D) 29 March 1796
A) Jacques Pierre Brissot B) Julien Raimond C) Carl Stamitz D) Léger-Félicité Sonthonax
A) London B) Martinique C) Saint-Domingue D) Palais Royal
A) 53 B) 51 C) 49 D) 55
A) June 1791 B) July 1799 C) June 1799 D) May 1797
A) Gangrene B) Infection C) Fever D) Sepsis
A) General Miaczinsky B) Captain Nicholas Duhamel C) J.S.A. Cuvelier D) La Boëssière fils
A) 21 Prairial B) 21 Thermidor C) 21 Germinal D) 21 Brumaire
A) A week B) Two months C) A month D) Three days
A) Nephew B) Bodyguard C) Secretary D) Aide-de-camp
A) Texas Hold 'Em B) 16 Carriages C) Daughter D) Bodyguard
A) Kelvin Harrison Jr. B) Quinton Morris C) Orville Breeveld D) Marlon Daniel
A) Kelvin Harrison Jr. B) Marlon Daniel C) Quinton Morris D) Orville Breeveld
A) Chevalier Lives B) Gemiste Sterren C) Nieuwe Blik Terug D) Black European History
A) Europese Componisten B) Gemiste Sterren C) Chevalier Podcast D) Nieuwe Blik Terug
A) Paris B) Brussels C) Guadeloupe D) Amsterdam
A) Orville Breeveld B) Quinton Morris C) Marlon Daniel D) Kelvin Harrison Jr.
A) 2016 B) 2018 C) 2011 D) 2023
A) 2011 B) 2018 C) 2021 D) 2016
A) Orville Breeveld B) Olivette Otele C) Quinton Morris D) Marlon Daniel
A) Palais Royal B) Cimetière Sainte-Marguerite C) Le Marais D) Rue Saint André des Arts
A) Six B) Two C) Eight D) Twelve |
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