French Revolution

Q. How was the Estates-General unfair to the Third Estate in France?

1. The Third Estate shared their power with the clergy.
2. Third Estate were locked out of the Assembly chamber.
3. The Third Estate represented over 98 per cent of the population but they could be outvoted by the other two estates because of the disproportional representation.
4. Third Estate were not given any voting rights at all.

Q. What are the impacts of the French Revolution?

Q. Which of the following statement(s) reflect the impact(s) of the French Revolution?

1. The Revolution gave people the right to vote for different sections of the society to form the government.
2. People elected their leaders through votes instead of following the royal family hierarchy.
3. The French Revolution happened in 1889 not 1789.
4. The revolution changed the political system of France from monarchy to republic.

Q. On which day did the Storming of Bastille occur?

1. 14 July 1789
2. 12 July 1787
3. 16 July 1790
4. 10 July 1788

Q. The French Revolution of 1789 replaced a monarchy with a different system. People were given political rights. Along with these, another idea emerged. This idea recognised that all power belonged to the nation.

Which of the following ideas represent the same?

1. Autocracy
2. Subjugation
3. Sovereignty
4. Republic

Q. Which of the following word(s) is/are a part of national motto of France?

1. Liberty
2. Equality
3. Fraternity
4. Democracy

Q. What ultimately happened to King Louis XVI and his wife?

1. They were imprisoned for life.
2. They were executed at the guillotine.
3. They were re-instated as the heads of the State.
4. They were exiled to Austria.

Q. Which of the following was a factor in the rise of Napoleon?

1. Robespierre's Reign of Terror
2. Political instability of the Directory
3. Nationalist forces
4. Fall of the Jacobin government

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Q. What is the legacy of the French Revolution? Name two Indian leaders, who responded to the ideals of this revolution.

Q. Why were the Austrians inclined to help French King Louis XVI?

1. Austrians were always historically allied to France.
2. Austrian monarch was French Queen Antoinette’s brother.
3. Austria was a French colony.
4. Austria was bound to help France due to a treaty they had signed before.

Q. ___ means that the nation recognises no power higher than its own laws.

1. Republic
2. Unity
3. Liberty
4. Sovereignty

Q. Which of the following means that 'a nation recognises no power higher than its own laws'?

1. Nationalism
2. Rationalism
3. Sovereignty
4. Republic

Q. Sort the following events chronologically.

1. Napoleonic Era
2. Second French Revolution
3. The Directory
4. First French Revolution

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why do u think french revolution break out in france?

Q. Which period is referred to as the 'Reign of Terror'?

1. 1791-1792
2. 1814-1815
3. 1793-1794
4. 1800-1802

Q. Which statement describes a similarity between the French Revolution and the Bolshevik Revolution in Russia?

1. Most of the revolutionary support was provided by radicals from other countries.
2. The new democracies created by the revolutions gave people greater representation in their governments.
3. Both revolutions were the result of governments denying basic human rights and inducing stressful economic conditions.
4. The leaders in power before the revolutions favoured changing the political system in their country.

Q. The lands of the rich and the Church were seized during the French Revolution.

1. True
2. False

Q. Which of the following was one of the factors that contributed to the French Revolution?

1. Outrage over the use of the guillotine by the Committee of Public Safety.
2. The nationalisation of the Church in France.
3. The ineffective rule and partisan policies of Napoleon Bonaparte.
4. The demand of the Third Estate for more political power.

Q. Choose the correct pairs.

1. First Estate
2. Second Estate
3. Third Estate
4. Peasants
5. Clergy
6. Nobility

Q. Who was the revolutionary leader from the Jacobin party?

1. Napoleon
2. Rousseau
3. Robespierre
4. Montesquieu

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1. Mirabo
2. Napoleon Bonaparte
3. Robespierre
4. Callone