The French Revolution: Key Events and Slogans of Change

The video discusses the French Revolution, highlighting its significance in world history. It explains the importance of July 14th, celebrated as Bastille Day, and introduces the revolutionary slogan 'Liberty, Equality, Fraternity.' The storming of the Bastille is detailed, emphasizing its symbolism against despotic power. The aftermath, including the capture and execution of the King, is briefly covered.

What is the significance of 14th July for the French people?

• It is the day Napoleon was crowned.

• It marks the end of World War II.

• It is the day of the French Revolution.

• It is celebrated as Bastille Day.

Which three words were the slogan for the French revolutionaries?

• Freedom, Justice, and Brotherhood

• Peace, Love, and Unity

• Honor, Courage, and Strength

• Liberty, Equality, and Fraternity

On what date did the French Revolution begin?

• 4th July 1776

• 14th July 1789

• 25th December 1799

• 1st January 1800

What was the initial action taken by the revolutionaries on 14th July 1789?

• Signing of a peace treaty

• Execution of the King

• Storming of the Fort Bastille

• Formation of a new government

Why was the Fort Bastille targeted by the revolutionaries?

• It was a symbol of the King's uncontrolled power.

• It was the residence of the King.

• It was a place of religious significance.

• It was a major financial center.

What was the rumor that spread in Paris before the storming of Bastille?

• The King was going to abdicate the throne.

• The King was planning to flee the country.

• The King had ordered soldiers to fire on the people.

• The King was going to reduce taxes.

What did the revolutionaries form in front of the town hall?

• A militia

• A peace treaty

• A new government

• A trade union

What happened to the commander of the Bastille Fort during the attack?

• He was captured and imprisoned.

• He was killed.

• He escaped to another country.

• He joined the revolutionaries.

What happened to the King after the initial events of the revolution?

• He was captured and later executed.

• He was reinstated as a constitutional monarch.

• He was exiled to another country.

• He abdicated the throne voluntarily.