Monarchs and Revolutions Test 1 Review

Revolutions can be caused by...(you can select more than one answer)

• Corruption

• Opression

• Economic Inequality

• Other Revolutions

One can claim that the objective of the National Assembly was to transition the French government into a Consitutional Monarchy

• True

• False

House Tudor, Bourbon, and Habsburg are all examples of...

• Absolute Monarchs

• French Dynasties

• European Dynasties

• None of the above

It was under the rule of House _____ that France became an absolute monarchy

• Bourbon

• Romanov

• Habsburg

• Tudor

Cardinal Richelieu's Main Goals were to... (you can choose more than one)

• Make the King supreme in France

• Make himself the most powerful

• Make France supreme in Europe

• Improve the French tax system

Which of the Louis below can be considered the "poster child" for absolute monarchs?

• Louis XIII

• Louis XIV

• Louis XV

• Louis XVI

The Age of Enlightenment was...

• An intellectual movement characterized by the use of reason

• A revolution focused on the revival of Christian tradition

• A social movement focused on social equality

• None of the above

The ideas of the Age of Enlightenent served as inspiration for the American and French Revolution

• True

• False

The bourgeoisie were a part of the...

• First Estate

• Second Estate

• Third Estate

Simmilarities between the Nobles and Bourgeoisie included (you can choose more than one)...

• Education Level

• Wealth

• Government and Army Positions

• There were no similarities between the two groups