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WorksheetsFrance abolishes monarchy and becomes republic
Total questions: 15
Worksheet time: 5mins
In April 1792, the National Assembly declared war on _______ and Austria.
Russia
Poland
Prussia
England
The _______ is now the national anthem of France.
Jana Gana Mana
Marshall
Marsha
Marseillaise
The most successful political club was the _________.
Jacobars
Jacobins
Jack and Jill
Jacotins
The leader of the Jacobins Club was ________.
Maximillian Bobyspierre
Milianmax Robespierre
Max Spierre
Maximillian Robespierre
Tick the statements which are true in relation to Jacobins Club. (CHOOSE ALL THE CORRECT OPTIONS)
Members wore a yellow cap symbolizing liberty
Members belonged to fashionable society
Members were also known as san-culottes
Members included shopkeepers and artisans
The Palace of Tuileries was attacked on the morning of __________.
11th August 1792
12th August 1792
13th August 1792
10th August 1792
France was declared as Republic on __________.
12th September 1792
21st September 1792
2nd September 1792
21st September 1729
The period from 1793 to 1794 was known as _________.
Rain of Terror
Ruler of Terror
Ring of Terror
Reign of Terror
The new constitution formed after the fall of Jacobin government provided for _______ elected legislative councils.
One
Two
Three
Four
The political instability of the Directory paved the way for rise of military dictator _________.
Kim Jong-un
Adolf Hitler
Mussolini
Napoleon Bonaparte
'The Winged Woman' was a symbol of -
Execution of Law
Personification of Law
Equality before Law
All of the above
Which of these is is NOT an inalienable right?
Right to life
Equality before law
Right to information
Freedom of speech
The National Assembly was ______ elected.
Directly
Indirectly
Which of the statements are true with reference to Estates General?
(Choose all the correct options)
It represented all the Three Estates
It took place on 20th June 1789
It followed the principal of 'One Estate One Vote'
It had 600 members from the First Estate
________ was born in a noble family but was not in support of feudal privilege.
Abbe Sieyes
Rousseau
John Locke
Mirabeau
