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What happened to rich clothing?
It was banned Everyone got the It got greener It got smaller
What did people do with the palaces?
They took them in They built They changed the colour They left them alone
What did they make of rich people's land?
They divided the They built a swimming pool there They planted flowers there They left it empty
What did people do with statues of the king?
They threw them over They gave them a hug They put hats on it They polished them clean
What was wrong with the old government?
It was not fair It was too small It was too green It was too soft
What was on the French flag?
Three colours in stripes A big sun Lots of stars A rainbow
How long did the French Revolution last?
Very many years One day One week One hour
What did soldiers do during the revolution?
They fought They slept They signed They sang songs
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What did many noble people do?
They fled to other countries They went to school They became farmers They went to sleep
Which group of people were given more rights?
Ordinary people Only rich people Only the king Only priests
Which building in Paris was attacked by angry people?
The Bastille The Eiffel Tower The Louvre museum Notre Dame
What kind of government did the revolutionaries want?
A republic A kingdom A duchy A county
What happened to the king and queen?
They were punished They went on holiday They became ill They learned to read
Which sport became popular during the revolution?
Swimming Football Tennis Basketball
What does 'liberté' mean?
Freedom Food Sleep Play
Which month was renamed during the revolution?
All months July only August only None
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What happened to the church during the revolution?
The church lost a lot of power The church gained more power All churches were demolished A new religion came
What does 'Liberté, Égalité, Fraternité' mean?
Freedom, equality, fraternity Love, Honesty, Friendship Life, Honesty, Family Light, Energy, Brightness
Which important revolutionary was himself beheaded?
Robespierre Napoleon Lafayette Marat
What was the symbol of the revolution?
The Tree of Liberty The Eagle The Lion The Sun
What role did women play during the French Revolution?
They demonstrated and fought along They were not allowed to do anything They were all imprisoned They moved to other countries
What was the impact of the revolution on other European countries?
They became afraid of their own kings They all wanted to become friends with France They tried to buy France They also decided to become a republic
What was the queen's name during the French Revolution?
Marie-Antoinette Marie-Louise Joséphine Catherine
How long a week did people have to work according to the revolutionary calendar?
9 days 7 days 5 days 10 days
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Which new university was established during the revolution?
The École Polytechnique The Sorbonne Nouvelle L'Université Révolutionnaire L'Institut de France
What revolutionary festival was organised to celebrate reason?
The Festival of Reason The Festival of Freedom The Festival of Equality The Festival of Brotherhood
What new forms of address were used instead of 'sir' and 'madam'?
Citizen and Citizeness Comrade and Comrade Woman Friend and girlfriend Republican and Republican
What happened to church property during the revolution?
They were confiscated by the state They were distributed to the poor They were destroyed They remained from the church
What was the name of the period of violence and executions during the revolution?
The Terror The Revenge The Uprising The Chaos
What tax did only ordinary citizens have to pay for the revolution?
The waist The gabelle The tenth The corvée
What was the name of the execution device that was widely used during the revolution?
The guillotine The gallows The firing squad The electric chair
What was the pre-revolution parliament called?
The States General The National Assembly Parliament The Senate
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Which city was renamed "Ville-Affranchie" (Freed City) during the Revolution?
Lyon Marseille Bordeaux Toulon
What was the main aim of the civil war in the Vendée?
Restoration of the monarchy Secession from France Autonomy for the region Religious freedom
Which coalition of European countries fought against revolutionary France?
The First Coalition The Holy Alliance The Continental League The Anti-French League
What was the Thermidorian Reaction?
The end of the Terror and fall of Robespierre A new constitution A military coup An economic reform
What invention made the mass executions during the Terror possible?
Doctor Guillotin's guillotine New types of guns Toxic substances Electric chairs
Which bataille marked the revolutionary army's first victory?
The battle of Valmy The battle of Austerlitz The battle of Waterloo The battle of Wagram
Which political club was most influential during the radical phase of the revolution?
The Jacobin Club The Girondine Club The Cordeliers Club The Feuillants Club
What did the National Assembly do on 4 August 1789?
Abolished the feudal system Declared war on Austria Executed the first nobles Made peace with Britain
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Which philosopher influenced revolutionaries with his ideas on the social contract?
Jean-Jacques Rousseau Voltaire Montesquieu Diderot
Who was Charlotte Corday?
Marat's killer A revolutionary leader Robespierre's wife An aristocratic spy
Which coalition fought against France during the First Coalition War?
Austria, Prussia and Britain Russia, Spain and Portugal Sweden, Denmark and Poland Italy, Switzerland and the Netherlands
What was the name of the law that accelerated judicial procedures during the Terror?
Law of 22 Prairial Law of Suspects Law of the Maximum Law of the Great Terror
What was the period after the fall of Robespierre called?
Thermidorian Response White Terror Directoire Consulate
Who staged the coup that brought down the Directoire?
Napoleon Bonaparte Joachim Murat Michel Ney Jean Lannes
What was the name of the movement that sought to destroy revolutionary culture?
Dechristianisation Desacralisation Republican culture Anticlerical movement
Which battle is seen as the revolutionary army's first major victory?
The Battle of Valmy The Battle of Jemappes The Battle of Fleurus The Battle of Wattignies
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Which law introduced the levée en masse (universal conscription) in 1793?
The Decree of 23 August 1793 The Jourdan-Delbrel Law The Law of the Maximum The Law of Suspects
Which political club met in a former Franciscan monastery?
The Jacobins The Girondins The Cordeliers The Feuillants
Which important revolutionary newspaper was published by Jean-Paul Marat?
L'Ami du peuple Le Moniteur universel Le Père Duchesne La Gazette nationale
Who was the architect of the Reign of Terror and was himself executed on 28 July 1794?
Maximilien Robespierre Georges Danton Jean-Paul Marat Jacques Hébert
Who was the "Uncrowned Queen of France" at the start of the revolution?
Madame de Polignac Madame de Pompadour Madame du Barry Madame Roland
What was the 'Conjuration des Égaux' (Conspiracy of the Equals)?
A communist conspiracy led by Gracchus Babeuf A royalist conspiracy A Girondine conspiracy A religious conspiracy
Which radical measure did the Law of 22 Prairial introduce?
Accelerated legal procedures for the Revolutionary Tribunal The abolition of the death penalty The introduction of universal conscription The nationalization of all church property
Which revolutionary group was known as the 'Mountain Party'?
The Montagnards The Girondines The Jacobins The Sans-culottes
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