A) Feuillants B) Girondins C) Monarchiens D) Radicals
A) The Augustinian Club B) The Jacobins C) The Sans-Culottes D) The Girondin Club
A) The Sans-Culottes B) The Girondin Club C) The Augustinian Club D) The Jacobins
A) A radical group of nobles B) A radical group made up of laborers and working people C) A conservative group of clergy opposed to the National Assembly D) A moderate group of wealthy merchants and lawyers
A) Girondins B) Amis du Roi C) Jacobins D) Feuillants
A) Constitutional monarchy and the avoidance of war B) An end to the monarchy C) An end to the Catholic Church D) Constitutional monarchy and war with Austria
A) Free blacks B) Women C) Slaves D) White Catholics
A) A social club for women B) revolutionary group that took over the Parisian government in 1789 C) The new legislature created by Napoleon D) counter-revolutionary group
A) All male citizens B) Someone who took part in the revolution C) Someone who owned property D) Someone who had the right to vote and sit in assemblies
A) Nobility B) Clergy C) Bourgeoisie D) Clerks
A) All nobles and clergy B) All women C) Any white man who could not pay taxes, women, blacks, and non-Catholics D) Someone who chose not to take part in politics
A) Africans B) Children C) Women D) Monarchiens
A) to demand bread B) to demand punishment for the royal bodyguards who offended the revolution C) to demand the king abdicate the throne D) both A & B
A) Leaders of the protest were guillotined B) The women seized bread wagons and redistributed the bread C) The women marched in protest to Versailles D) The women took General Lafayette hostage
A) He ordered delayed wheat to be sent to Paris immediately B) He agreed to sign the Declaration of the Rights of Man and Citizen C) He moved the royal family and government back to Paris D) He fled to Austria
A) Women were allowed to vote in certain city elections B) Women were given the status of “active” citizens C) Laws concerning marriage, inheritance, and divorce were made fairer D) Laws concerning women were made more harsh
A) They wanted to create a direct democracy B) They supported women’s rights C) They wanted to remove the king D) They wanted the clergy to lead
A) Her husband’s work B) Her conservative views C) Her newspaper D) Her salon
A) To serve meals and beverages to the wealthy elite B) To serve as a place for intellectuals and friends to discuss society and politics C) To serve as a place where women could discuss issues in privacy D) To cut and style women’s hair
A) Marie Antoinette B) Madame Roland C) Cercle Social D) Olympe de Gouges |