Reign of Terror and Role of Women in French Revolution

Q. The period of French Revolution from to is known as the Reign of Terror.

1. 1792
2. 1793
3. 1794
4. 1795

Q. Write a short note on the Reign of Terror in France.

Q. Robespierre was convicted in _____ by a court and was sent to the ________.

1. 1794, guillotine
2. 1795, concentration camp
3. 1794, concentration camp
4. 1749, guillotine

Q.

What did Bastille symbolise as? (1) The military strength of France (2) Humanity (3) Despotic rule of Louis XVI (4) Louis XVIs cowardice act

Q. I was the leader of the most radical political group of the French Revolution. The period from 1793-1794 was given a special name because of my actions. However, in 1794, I was overthrown and executed by guillotine. Who am I?

1. Jean Jacques Rousseau
2. Maximilien Robespierre
3. Napoleon Bonaparte
4. Louis XVI

Q. Which of the following restrictions were imposed by Robespierre during the period called "reign of terror?"

1. Upper limit was maintained on wages.
2. People were allowed to have only a fixed amount of bread.
3. People could eat unlimited amount of meat.
4. The use of expensive white flour was forbidden.

Q. 'Y' was an international movement that emerged during the late 19th century. It was the struggle of women for their right to vote. As a result of this movement, the Constitution of France recognised them as passive citizens. Identify 'Y'?

1. International Suffrage Movement
2. International Voting Movement
3. Woman's Exchange Movement
4. Women's Liberation Movement

Q. The women of France were granted the right to vote in which year?

1. 1946
2. 1920
3. 1935
4. 1958

Q. I was the leader of the most radical political group of the French Revolution. The period from 1793-1794 was given a special name because of my actions. However, in 1794, I was overthrown and executed by guillotine. Who am I?

1. Louis XVI
2. Jean Jacques Rousseau
3. Maximilien Robespierre
4. Napoleon Bonaparte

Q. 'Y' was an international movement that emerged during the late 19th century. It was the struggle of women for their right to vote. As a result of this movement, the Constitution of France recognised them as passive citizens. Identify 'Y'?

1. International Voting Movement
2. Women's Liberation Movement
3. Woman's Exchange Movement
4. International Suffrage Movement

Q. Despite being declared passive citizens in 1791 CE, the women of France were let down as they demanded equal political rights as men.

1. True
2. False

Q. The period of French Revolution from to is known as the Reign of Terror.

1. 1792
2. 1793
3. 1794
4. 1795

Q. Which of the following restrictions were imposed by Robespierre during the period called "reign of terror?"

1. Upper limit was maintained on wages.
2. People were allowed to have only a fixed amount of bread.
3. People could eat unlimited amount of meat.
4. The use of expensive white flour was forbidden.

Q. Robespierre was convicted in _____ by a court and was sent to the ________.

1. 1794, guillotine
2. 1795, concentration camp
3. 1794, concentration camp
4. 1749, guillotine

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do women have right to vote in nepal