Revolutions Quiz

What was NOT part of the Napoleonic Code?

• Both men and women can start divorces

• Religion can not be used in government

• New laws are to be kept secret

• Equal rights were granted to all men

Napoleon was able to convince people to give him power because...

• He was born into a powerful family and inherited his position.
• He bribed and threatened his way into power.
• He was seen as a military hero.

• He used his intelligence and strategic planning to gain support.

This is showing Napoleon's...

• Throne

• Coffin

• Desk

• Chest

Napoleon can be seen as a betrayer of the French revolution because...

• He abolished all rights and freedoms gained during the revolution.

• He reinstated the monarchy and became King Louis XVIII.

• He suppressed freedom of speech and incorporated religion into the government

• He established a dictatorship and this undermined the principles of the revolution.

Napoleon can be seen as a friend to the French Revolution because...

• he implemented some of the ideas of the French Revolution in the Napoleonic Code.

• he upheld all the changes made to France including the new calendar.

• he had a good relationship with all the leaders of the French Revolution.

• he helped write the declaration of Independence

Who was Simon Bolivar?

• Simon Bolivar was a French philosopher who influenced the Enlightenment.
• Simon Bolivar was a Spanish conquistador who colonized South America.
• Simon Bolivar was a Venezuelan military leader who helped countries fight for independence.

• Simon Bolivar was an American inventor who revolutionized the transportation industry.

Why did Bolivar think Authoritarianism was the answer?

• Bolivar believed that authoritarianism would provide stability and unity to Latin America.

• Bolivar believed that authoritarianism would encourage democratic participation in the government.
• Bolivar thought that authoritarianism would promote individual rights.

• Bolivar believed that authoritarianism would lead to economic prosperity.

How were the Latin American revolutions similar to the Haitian revolution?

• They were similar because all these revolutions were fighting for authoritarianism.

• They were similar because all these countries were slave colonies

• They were similar because all these countries were fighting for independence.

• They were similar because all these revolutions were unsuccessful