The End of the French Revolution and Napoleon's Rise

The video explores the end of the French Revolution and the rise of Napoleon Bonaparte. It discusses the new constitution, political changes, and Napoleon's ascent to power. The video highlights his military campaigns, political maneuvers, and his role as First Consul. It concludes with Napoleon's legacy and impact on France, emphasizing the lasting principles of the Revolution.

What was the main outcome of the new constitution in France in 1795?

• More rights for the wealthy citizens

• Increased power for the monarchy

• Universal suffrage for all citizens

• Abolition of the military

How did the Directory attempt to maintain its power despite its unpopularity?

• By holding free elections

• By relying on the military

• By reducing taxes

• By forming alliances with other countries

What was a significant factor in Napoleon's rise to power?

• His opposition to the French Revolution

• His support from the royalists

• His defeat in the Italian campaign

• His ability to adapt to changing circumstances

What was the result of Napoleon's coup in 1799?

• He was defeated by the royalists

• He was exiled to Corsica

• He established a new monarchy

• He became the First Consul of France

Which reform did Napoleon introduce to stabilize France?

• Reinstating the feudal system

• Establishing the Code Civil

• Introducing a new currency

• Abolishing the military

How did Napoleon ensure his continued rule as First Consul?

• By manipulating referendum results

• By abolishing the parliament

• By holding fair elections

• By forming a coalition government

What was one of the lasting impacts of Napoleon's rule on France?

• End of all revolutionary principles

• Separation of church and state

• Abolition of private property

• Reinstatement of the monarchy

In what way did Napoleon's rule contradict the ideals of the French Revolution?

• He encouraged political dissent

• He promoted freedom of the press

• He established a new monarchy

• He abolished the legal system

What was a key feature of Napoleon's governance?

• Complete freedom of speech

• Strict censorship of the press

• Open borders policy

• Decentralized government

How did Napoleon's rule affect the principle of equality?

• It was completely abolished

• It was partially maintained

• It was fully realized

• It was replaced by fraternity