Croix-de-Feu children and men marching

The transcript describes the daily marches and reviews by Marshall through various French cities, highlighting the disciplined and powerful army of 300,000. The movement captures the imagination of young men, leading to a realization in Republican France of the army's strength.

Which cities did Marshall review through almost daily?

• Marseilles, Strasbourg, Leil Vaccien, Calais, Paris

• Lyon, Bordeaux, Nice, Toulouse, Nantes

• Dijon, Lille, Grenoble, Rennes, Reims

• Amiens, Rouen, Metz, Nancy, Tours

What is the significance of the Quad's legions in the movement?

• They were a small, disorganized group.

• They were a powerful, disciplined force.

• They were a group of artists and musicians.

• They were a peaceful protest group.

How did the movement influence the young men in France?

• It had no impact on them.

• It made them leave the country.

• It captured their imagination and inspired them.

• It discouraged them from joining the army.

What realization did Republican France come to regarding the army?

• The army was too small to be effective.

• The army was not needed anymore.

• The army was a powerful, well-disciplined force.

• The army was weak and disorganized.

Approximately how many soldiers were in the disciplined army?

• 100,000

• 200,000

• 300,000

• 400,000