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Causes of the French Revolution

French Revolution I

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. Who was the hated queen of Francewho never said, “Let them eat cake.”

A 100

Marie Antoinette

A 100

These were three reasons forThe financial crisis that led to the

French Revolution and Exhausting the French Treasury.

A 200

What were the famine, structure of the tallie, the expensive lifestyle of the

royal family, and the American Revolution?

A 200

This was the Legislative body convened by Louis XVI to

validate the raising of the tallie.

A 300

What were the Three Estates?

A 300

This is the term used to describeThe middle class.

A 400

What is the bourgousesie?

A 400

A 500

This movement proved to provide the

French people with the philosophical reasons

For the French Revolution.

What was the Enlightenment?

A 500

This was the famous pledge That the Third Estate tookNot to dissolve until they Wrote a constitution for

France.

B 100

What is the Tennis Court Oath?

B 100

This was the prison in Paris thatWas stormed by the Paris mob on

July 14, 1789 and even thoughIt only housed seven inmates

It became the symbol of .

B 200

What is Bastille?

B 200

This was the famousnickname given to the French Queen because

of her elaborate spendinghabits.

B 300

Madame Deficit

B 300

This was the French document That was based on the

American Declaration of Independence and enlightened

Ideals and drawn up by the NationalAssembly in 1789.

B 400

What was the Declaration ofRights of Man and of Citizen?

B 400

He was the radical leader of the Jacobins and later helped

Lead the Reign of Terror. He wouldAlso be one of the last victims

Of the Revolution.

B 500

Who was Maximillan

Robespierre?

B 500

This was the government of ParisThat took control of France in

1792 from the Legislative AssemblyAnd took the country in a radical

Move toward a Republic.

C 100

What was the ParisCommune?

C 100

This was the radical journalist who was

stabbed in the bathtub by the Girondist

Charlotte Corday.

C 200

Who was Jean Marat?

C 200

The high price and scarcity of this product helped to lead

To the peasant starvation, riots, and Resentment of the royal

family.

C 300

What is bread?

C 300

DAILY DOUBLE

C 400

DAILY DOUBLE

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Two of the political factionsThat made up the Legislative

Assembly

C 400

What were royalist, Jacobins,Or Girondists?

C 400

This was the town in Northern France where Louis XVI’s family was apprehended.

C 500

Varennes?

C 500

A term that would describe the military takeover as done by

Napoleon.

D 100

What is a coup d’ etat?

D 100

Tactic used by the Russians That destroyed all food and Supplies as they retreated.

D 200

What is scorched earth policy?

D 200

The greatest achievement of

Napoleon in which he made all men

equal before the law and embodied the

ideals of the French Revolution. D 300

What was the Napoleonic Code?

D 300

Name of the time period after Napoleon escaped from Elba and

Invaded France to take backHis throne.

D 400

What is the Hundred Days?

D 400

Where Napoleon Experienced his final defeatAt the hands of the Duke of

Wellington.

D 500

What is the Battle of Waterloo?

D 500

The religiousdocument that made peace with

the Revolution’s most hated enemy.

E 100

What is the Concordat

E 100

This country was Napoleon’sUlcer?

E 200

What is Spain?

E 200

The size of this army was over 500,000 but only 40,000 survived the Russian winter.

E 300

What is the Grande Armee

E 300

The relative of Bonaparte thatwas placed on the Spanish throne

causing the Dos de Mayo

E 400

Who was Joseph?

E 400

This Neo-Classical Artist depictedsome of Napoleon’s greatest

moments such as his march throughthe Alps.

E 500

Who is David?

E 500

These were the artisans and

Shop keepers who came to dominate Parisian politics.

(Hint name refers to a type of clothing)

F 100

What were sans-coulottes?

F 100

This was the group of twelve men who led the police and

court tribunals in eliminating the enemies of the state and

known of the use of the guillotine.

F 200

Who was the Committee of Public Safety?

F 200

This was the event that ended the Great Terror.

F 300

What was the beheading of Robespierre?

F 300

This was the government established in the new

Constitution of 1795 which was not a democracy or republic or dictatorship.

F 400

What was the Directory?

F 400

This was the new government established by

Napoleon in 1799.

F 500

What was the Consulate?

F 500

The Final Jeopardy Category is:

French Revolution and

The Enlightenment

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List Enlightened philosophers and how their ideas were incorporated in

the Declaration of the Rights of Man and the Citizen

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Locke Natural rights

And limited government ?

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