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6. 100 200 300 400 500 Causes of the French Revolution French Revolution I French Revolution II Napoleon Congress of Vienna and Art Vocabu lary/ Misc

7. . Who was the hated queen of France who never said, “Let them eat cake.” A 100

8. Marie Antoinette A 100

9. These were three reasons for The financial crisis that led to the French Revolution and Exhausting the French Treasury. A 200

10. What were the famine, structure of the tallie, the expensive lifestyle of the royal family, and the American Revolution? A 200

11. This was the Legislative body convened by Louis XVI to validate the raising of the tallie. A 300

12. What were the Three Estates? A 300

13. This is the term used to describe The middle class. A 400

14. What is the bourgousesie? A 400

15. A 500 This movement proved to provide the French people with the philosophical reasons For the French Revolution.

16. What was the Enlightenment? A 500

17. This was the famous pledge That the Third Estate took Not to dissolve until they Wrote a constitution for France. B 100

18. What is the Tennis Court Oath? B 100

19. This was the prison in Paris that Was stormed by the Paris mob on July 14, 1789 and even though It only housed seven inmates It became the symbol of. B 200

20. What is Bastille? B 200

21. This was the famous nickname given to the French Queen because of her elaborate spending habits. B 300

22. Madame Deficit B 300

23. This was the French document That was based on the American Declaration of Independence and enlightened Ideals and drawn up by the National Assembly in 1789. B 400

24. What was the Declaration of Rights of Man and of Citizen? B 400

25. He was the radical leader of the Jacobins and later helped Lead the Reign of Terror. He would Also be one of the last victims Of the Revolution. B 500

26. Who was Maximillan Robespierre? B 500

27. This was the government of Paris That took control of France in 1792 from the Legislative Assembly And took the country in a radical Move toward a Republic. C 100

28. What was the Paris Commune? C 100

29. This was the radical journalist who was stabbed in the bathtub by the Girondist Charlotte Corday. C 200

30. Who was Jean Marat? C 200

31. The high price and scarcity of this product helped to lead To the peasant starvation, riots, and Resentment of the royal family. C 300

32. What is bread? C 300

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34. Two of the political factions That made up the Legislative Assembly C 400

35. What were royalist, Jacobins, Or Girondists? C 400

36. This was the town in Northern France where Louis XVI’s family was apprehended. C 500

37. Varennes? C 500

38. A term that would describe the military takeover as done by Napoleon. D 100

39. What is a coup d’ etat? D 100

40. Tactic used by the Russians That destroyed all food and Supplies as they retreated. D 200

41. What is scorched earth policy? D 200

42. The greatest achievement of Napoleon in which he made all men equal before the law and embodied the ideals of the French Revolution. D 300

43. What was the Napoleonic Code? D 300

44. Name of the time period after Napoleon escaped from Elba and Invaded France to take back His throne. D 400

45. What is the Hundred Days? D 400

46. Where Napoleon Experienced his final defeat At the hands of the Duke of Wellington. D 500

47. What is the Battle of Waterloo? D 500

48. The most influential member of the Congress of Vienna. E 100

49. Who is Klemen Von Metternich? E 100

50. This country was weakened By the actions of the Congress Of Vienna. E 200

51. What is France? E 200

52. This political philosophy was interested in keeping the status quo. E 300

53. Conservatism? E 300

54. The idea of returning royalty To the thrones of European countries. E 400

55. What legitimacy or restoration? E 400

56. What is the idea of creating With equal power. To Prevent one country from being Able to conquer neighboring Countries. (to prevent another Napoleon) E 500

57. What is balance of power? E 500

58. These were the artisans and Shop keepers who came to dominate Parisian politics. (Hint name refers to a type of clothing) F 100

59. What were sans-coulottes? F 100

60. This was the group of twelve men who led the police and court tribunals in eliminating the enemies of the state and known of the use of the guillotine. F 200

61. Who was the Committee of Public Safety? F 200

62. This was the event that ended the Great Terror. F 300

63. What was the beheading of Robespierre? F 300

64. This was the government established in the new Constitution of 1795 which was not a democracy or republic or dictatorship. F 400

65. What was the Directory? F 400

66. This was the new government established by Napoleon in 1799. F 500

67. What was the Consulate? F 500

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69. List Enlightened philosophers and how their ideas were incorporated in the Declaration of the Rights of Man and the Citizen Click on screen to continue

70. Locke Natural rights And limited government ? Click on screen to continue

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