World History Chapter 3 Section 2

The French declared war on Austria, Prussia, Britain, and others, which caused those great powers to react in what way?

• They expected an easy victory.

• They would not fight with the French.

• They expected to stop revolt.

• They had sympathy for the radicals.

What form of government was demanded by the sans-culottes?

• émigré

• faction

• republic

• monarchy

__________ declared that, "Woman is born free and her rights are the same as those of man."

• Marquis de Lafayette

• Marie Antoinette

• Olympe de Gouges

• Jacobins

The French Revolution dislodged the old social order, overthrew the monarchy, and

• brought about the acquisition of much new land.

• brought the Church under state control.

• joined France with Spain in an alliance.

• elevated the rights of both men and women.

European rulers opposed the French Revolution because

• It promoted the French monarchy.

• they were afraid that revolutionary ideas would spread to their own countries.

• it granted more power to the French Catholic Church.

• the disruptions in France threatened world trade.

Which phrase best describes the term sans-culotte?

• announced officially

• men and women who were radical revolutionaries

• dissenting group of people

• people who fled France and its revolutionary forces

Which phrase best describes the term faction?

• dissenting group of people

• people who fled France and its revolutionary forces

• announced officially

• government ruled by elected representatives

Which of the following statements about the Declaration of Pilnitz is true?

• European rulers threatened to intervene to protect the French monarchy.

• The Austrian government opened its borders as a sanctuary for the French.

• Prussia declared grave consequences for anyone revolting against the throne.

• Britain issued a statement applauding the revolt led by the French citizens.

Who was known as a "hero of two worlds?"

• Olympe de Gouges

• Jacobins

• Marie Antoinette

• Marquis de Lafayette

As a first step toward writing a constitution, the National Assembly issued the

• Civil Constitution of the Clergy

• Tennis Court Oath.

• Declaration of the Rights of Man and the Citizen.

• Bill of Rights.