French Revolution

What was Olympe de Gouges known for during the French Revolution?

• Writing the Declaration of the Rights of Woman and the Female Citizen

• Leading the Committee of Public Safety

• Supporting the Divine Right of Kings

• Defeating Napoleon Bonaparte

Which role did Maximillian Robespierre play during the French Revolution?

• He was a military leader who defeated Napoleon.

• He was a key figure in the Reign of Terror.

• He wrote about Natural Rights.

• He was a king who believed in the Divine Right.

What was one of the main causes of the French Revolution?

• The rise of Napoleon Bonaparte

• The belief in the Divine Right of Kings

• The demand for Natural Rights

• The defeat of Napoleon

How did the Reign of Terror impact France?

• It led to the rise of the Divine Right of Kings.

• It resulted in widespread fear and executions.

• It was a peaceful period with no conflicts.

• It marked the end of the French Revolution.

What are John Locke's Natural Rights?

• Life, Liberty, and Property

• Freedom, Equality, and Justice

• Peace, Prosperity, and Power

• Honor, Courage, and Strength

Explain how Olympe de Gouges' writings contributed to the French Revolution.

• They supported the monarchy and the Divine Right of Kings.

• They advocated for women's rights and equality.

• They promoted the Reign of Terror.

• They led to Napoleon's rise to power.

Analyze the role of Maximillian Robespierre in the Reign of Terror.

• He was a passive observer.

• He actively led and justified the executions.

• He opposed the Reign of Terror.

• He was exiled during this period.

Discuss the impact of the Divine Right of Kings on the French Revolution.

• It strengthened the monarchy's power.

• It was a key factor leading to the revolution.

• It had no impact on the revolution.

• It was supported by Napoleon Bonaparte.

Evaluate the strategic decisions made by Napoleon Bonaparte that led to his rise.

• He ignored military strategies.

• He formed alliances and reformed the military.

• He focused solely on political reforms.

• He avoided any conflicts.

How did John Locke's concept of Natural Rights influence the French Revolution?

• It was ignored by revolutionaries.

• It inspired demands for equality and freedom.

• It supported the monarchy's rule.

• It led to the Reign of Terror.