The French Revolution

When did the agitated crowd destroyed the Bastille?

• 15 july

• 14 july

• 16 july

• 30 july

When did Louis XVI called an assembly of the estate general

• 1614

• 1735

• 1789

• 1778

When did the national assembly complete the draft constitution?

• 1790

• 1788

• 1791

• 1774

When did France become a republic?

• Sep, 1792

• Oct, 1791

• Sep, 1791

• Oct, 1792

What role did the Estates-General play in the French Revolution?

• It was a revolutionary council that governed France during the Reign of Terror

• It was a legislative body that represented the three estates of the realm: the clergy, the nobility, and the commoners

• It was a military assembly that planned France's defense strategies

• It was a group of financial advisors to the king

What was one impact of the French Revolution on France?

• The restoration of the absolute monarchy

• The establishment of a permanent republican government

• The abolition of the feudal system and privileges of the nobility and clergy

• The division of France into British-controlled zones

What was the significance of the Tennis Court Oath?

• It marked the beginning of the Reign of Terror.

• It was a pledge by the Third Estate to create a new constitution.

• It was a treaty with neighboring countries.

• It was a celebration of the king's birthday.

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DOK Level 2: Skill/Concept

How did the French Revolution contribute to the rise of nationalism?

• By promoting regional independence movements

• By uniting the French people under common revolutionary ideals

• By encouraging foreign invasions

• By establishing a new monarchy

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Discuss the role of women during the French Revolution.

• Women were not involved in the revolution.

• Women played a significant role, including participating in the March on Versailles.

• Women were only spectators of the events.

• Women were primarily responsible for the financial crisis.

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DOK Level 3: Strategic Thinking

What was the significance of the Storming of the Bastille?

• It marked the beginning of the French Revolution

• It was the final battle that ended the French Revolution

• It was a peaceful protest against the king's policies

• It was a celebration in honor of King Louis XVI