1. American and French Revolutions Jeopardy! ROUND 2
Mr. Tirrito Presents…
American and French Revolutions
Jeopardy! ROUND 2
STUDY GUIDE—USE YOUR FLASHCARDS AND ALL HANDOUTS.
TEST ON FRIDAY, MAY 19!
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2. French
Revolution
Vocabulary
Still More
Vocabulary
Terrible Times
The Pyramid
Similarities
and
Differences
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3. A class of people in France
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What is an
estate ?
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5. The French governmental body made up of representatives from the three estates
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What is the
Estates-General ?
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7. This Enlightenment thinker’s book, The Social Contract, influenced Robespierre and others who wanted to replace the monarchy with a republic
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Who is
Jean Jacques Rousseau ?
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9. The French National Assembly based this French “Bill of Rights” on Enlightenment ideas
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What is the
Declaration of the Rights of Man ?
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11. Synonym for “freedom”; one of the ideals of the French Revolution
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What is
Liberty ?
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13. The same rights for everyone; one of the ideals of the French Revolution
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What is
equality ?
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15. A mob destroyed this prison in Paris at the beginning of the French Revolution in 1789
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What is the
Bastille ?
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17. A beheading machine that French revolutionaries used to make everyone equal in death
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What is the
guillotine ?
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19. Someone who wants to change things all at once
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What is
radical ?
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21. This debate club included radical leaders such as Marat, Danton, and Robespierre
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What is the
Jacobins ?
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23. The period from September 1793 – July 1794 when French radicals put many people to death
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What is the
Reign of Terror ?
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25. Why Robespierre
lost his head
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What is
His colleagues feared they’d be next to die if they didn’t stop him first ?
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27. This young lawyer known for opposing the death penalty said: “Louis must die so that the nation can live”
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Who is
Maximilien
Robespierre ?
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29. Robespierre’s favorite fruit
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What are
oranges ?
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31. Two causes of
the French Revolution
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32. Enlightenment ideas (Rousseau’s Social Contract)
What is
Enlightenment ideas (Rousseau’s Social Contract)
Oppressive monarchy
Heavy taxes on 3rd Estate
etc. ?
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33. He was on top of the Old Regime pyramid
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What is the
King ?
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35. The First Estate
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Who are the
Catholic clergy ?
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37. Second Estate
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Who are the
Nobles ?
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39. The 3rd Estate
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What is
EVERYBODY ELSE! ?
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41. The 3rd Estate paid almost all of these
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What are
taxes ?
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