This French Enlightenment thinker believed in the freedom of speech, the press, and religion and argued that a monarch must protect an individual's rights and freedoms.

This English Enlightenment thinker argued that people were naturally cruel and selfish and needed the strong rule of an absolute monarch to protect people from themselves.

This English Enlightenment thinker argued that all people were born with the natural rights of life, liberty, and property and if a ruler fails to protect these rights then the people are justified in overthrowing that ruler.

This French Enlightenment thinker argued for the separation of powers in the government into three branches - legislative, executive, and judicial - and there should be checks and balances so that one branch would not get too powerful.

This French Enlightenment thinker believed that the government that governed the least was the best. He also argued that the government only exists to follow the general will of the people.

This French estate was made up of the nobility, owned land, and did not have to pay taxes.

This French estate was made up of the the church clergy and could collect taxes from peasants living on church land.

This French estate was made up of all the commoners. It included rich merchants and poor farmers. This estate paid most of the taxes.

The ___________________________ was when the members of the Third Estate in the Estates General promised not to leave Versaille until a new French constitution was written.

This event saw the execution by guillotine of 20,000 to 40,000 "Enemies of the Revolution."

What was not a cause of the French Revolution?

This was the first national set of laws in France which was passed by Napoleon, swept away ancient privilege, and made all French people equal before the law.

What event happened on July 14, 1789 and is seen as the symbolic start of the French Revolution?

What was significant about the Battle of Waterloo?

What faction of the National Assembly believed in using violence to achieve the goals of the French Revolution?

What countries were allied to Napoleon?

What countries were enemies of Napoleon?

What countries were conquered or dependent to Napoleon?

This document created a constitutional limited monarchy in France.

This group of men were created to protect the French Revolution from counter-revolution and oversaw the Reign of Terror.

What was not a major mistake of Napoleon?

What French monarchs were executed for high treason against France?

The purpose of the ___________________ was the containment of France and the creation of a balance of power among European nations.

Who was Maximillian Robespierre?

What was the tactic the Russian Army used against Napoleon during his invasion of Russia?

What was not a reform created by Napoleon?