WorksheetsFrench Revs Dates and More
Total questions: 34
Worksheet time: 8mins
What was the third journee?
Flight to Varennes
Night of Varennes
Champ de Mars
the 20th of June
When did Louis XVI accept the revolution and wear the tricolour?
4 August 1789
17 July 1789
15 September 1791
5 May 1789
When was 'What Is the Third Estate' published?
January 1789
July 1788
December 1789
February 1781
What happened on 20 June 1789?
Tennis Court Oath
Night to Varennes
the fourth journee
Brunswick Manifesto
What happened on 20 June 1791?
Tennis Court Oath
Civil Constitution of the Clergy
Flight to Varennes
the fourth journee
What happened on 20 June 1792?
Tennis Court Oath
Flight to Varennes
fourth journee
Jacobin Constitution unveiled
What occurred on 4th August 1789?
the Declaration of the Rights of Man and Citizen
the murder of Foulon and de Savigny
August Decrees
Night of Patriotic Delirium
Fall of the Bastille
17 July 1789
14 July 1789
26 August 1789
11 July 1790
Compte Rendu
February 1781
January 1784
February 1788
April 1774
When was opening of the Assembly of Notables?
13 May 1786
8 July 1788
22 February 1787
20 June 1786
How many people were in the Society of 30?
about 60
30
29
25
Who first headed the National Guard?
Brissot
Mirabeau
Foulon
Lafayette
When was church land first seized?
December 1789
November 1789
July 1790
November 1791
When were assignats first printed?
November 1789
December 1789
July 1790
November 1790
When was the Civil Constitution of the Clergy passed?
12 November 1789
15 December 1789
12 July 1790
27 November 1790
When was the Clerical Oath passed?
12 November 1789
15 December 1789
12 July 1790
27 November 1790
When was the first journee?
20 June 1789
14 July 1789
5 October 1789
22 February 1787
When was the second journee?
14 July 1789
5-6 October 1789
17 July 1791
20 June 1792
Which event first pitted 'revolutionary against revolutionary'?
the Fall of the Bastille
the March of the Women
Champ de Mars
Storming of the Tuileries
When was the third journee?
20 June 1792
10 August 1792
31 May-2 June 1793
17 July 1791
When was the fourth journee?
17 July 1791
20 June 1792
10 August 1792
31 May - 2 June 1793
When was the fifth journee?
10 August 1793
10 August 1792
20 June 1792
31 May - 2 June 1793
What is the sixth journee also known as?
Storming of the Tuilerlies
Call for the Maximum
the Federalist Revolt
Expulsion of the Girondins
When was the sixth journee?
10 August 1793
31 May- 2 June 1793
5 September 1793
2 June 1792
Who was the leader of the Enrages?
Hebert
Roux
Danton
Robespierre
Who was the leader of the so-called Indulgents?
Danton
Robespierre
Roux
Brissot
Who died first?
Mirabeau
Brissot
Louis XVI
Sieyes
Who was the first buried in the Pantheon?
Mirabeau
Voltaire
Marat
Rousseau
Who is still buried in the Pantheon in the 21 century?
Marat
Mirabeau
Rousseau
Sieyes
'Violence was the motor of the revolution.'
Schama
Doyle
Chateaubriand
Hibbert
'Terror is the order of the day.'
--Danton 5 September 1793
--Robespierre 10 October 1792
--Marat 10 April 1793
--Brissot 17 July 1791
Which is in the correct order:
National Constituent Assembly--Legislative Assembly--National Convention--the Directory
Legislative Assembly--National Convention--National Legislative Assembly-Directory
National Constituent Assembly--National Convention--Legislative Assembly--Directory
National Assembly-Federalist Assembly--National Directory--the Empire
Which group lost members to the guillotine?
women
peasants
nobility
bourgeoisie
Which author maintains that political pornography was more influential and widespread than the Enlightenment?
Darnton
Danton
Doyle
Schama
