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Thumbs Up=True Thumbs Down=False Pre-Assessment French Revolution & Napoleon

The French Revolution Begins 1) The Estates-General was made up of representatives from each Estate. 2) The National Assembly voted to rename itself the Third Estate 3) The Tennis Court Oath was a promise to lower taxes. 4) King Louis XVI had absolute power. 5) The largest group of people made all the government decisions.

The Execution of a King 1) King Louis XVI was convicted of treason and was beheaded. 2) The National Convention wanted France to be led by a king. 3) France’s army was the largest in European history. 4) The Reign of Terror happened during the American Revolution. 5) About 3,000 people were killed during the Reign of Terror.

Napoleon 1) Napoleon built a strong central government for France. 2) After the Battle of Waterloo, Napoleon became emperor of France. 3) Napoleon fought a war against the Catholic Church. 4) Great Britain was one of the first nations Napoleon conquered. 5) Napoleon was best known for his military leadership.