What happened after the French Revolution?

When was Robespierre executed by the guillotine?

• June 1793

• June 1794

• June 1793

• July 1794

After Robespierre's death what was the name given to the group of middle-class landowners that governed France?

• The Directory

• The Committee

• The Dictators

• The Bureaucrats

How did the new government of France try to stop the sans-culottes from influencing how France was run?

• They only allowed elections for one member of the Directory per year.

• Only richer people were allowed to vote for the national chamber that passed laws.

• Any revolts by the sans-culottes were ruthlessly put down.

• All of the above

Which of these events were not threats to the new government of France?

• Workers' uprisings

• famine

• Britain invaded France

• paper money became worthless due to inflation

When did Napoleon, a great army general, successfully stop a revolt by supporters of the monarchy against the government?

• September 1795

• October 1795

• November 1795

• October 1796

In November 1799 Napoleon and two members of the Directory seized power. They ruled France and the three leaders were known as what?

• dictators

• emperors

• consuls

• senators

In 1804 Napoleon seized all power for himself and ruled France with what official title?

• Emperor

• King

• Chairman

• President

Napoleon ruled France, and nearly succeeded in conquering the whole of Europe, until he was defeated in 1815 by the British and Prussians at which battle?

• Trafalgar

• Moscow

• Waterloo

• Stalingrad

As part of the peace deal between France and its enemies it was forced to restore the monarchy. The brother of the executed Louis XVI became king. What was his name?

• Louis XVII

• Louis XVIII

• Louis XIX

• Louis XX

When did France officially abolish the monarch forever?

• 1860

• 1870

• 1880

• 1890