ASSEMBLIES- 18TH CENTURY

The monarchical power in France collapsed because:

• The National Assembly assumed all powers.

• The people recognized the Assembly as the only authority.

• The nobles and the clergy gave up the power to the bourgeoisie.

• The bourgeoisie seized power.

The French National Constituent Assembly allowed:

• Create a new form of government based on the division of powers.

• Maintain the old monarchical state.

• It promoted the processes of independence of America.

• Dethrone the king.

Who decides and approves a Constitution is:

• The Constituent Assembly

• The highest government authority

• The village

• Social movements

The characteristics of constitutional power are:

• Exclusive and direct

• Sovereign and supreme

• Unconditional

• All of them

The 2008 Constitution created new political institutions such as:

• The Council for Citizen Participation and Social Control

• The National Electoral Council

• The empty chair

• All of the them

The expansion of popular political participation was possible through:

• Universal suffrage for previously excluded sectors

• The creation of popular councils

• The revocation of the mandate

• All of them

Popular participation in the empty chair is possible in:

• The National Assembly

• The Citizen Participation Council

• The Provincial and Municipal Councils

• All of them

What kind of government did France have before the French Revolution?

• Monarchy

• Republic

• Democracy

• Socialism

What were the social classes of France called?

• castes

• grades

• rankes

• estates

Who paid the majority of the taxes in the French government?

• nobles

• commoners

• kings

• the church