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WHACK-A-MOLE

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WHACK-A-MOLE

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  1. 13 21 5 17 1 9 WHACK-A-MOLE 14 22 6 2 18 10 15 23 7 19 3 11 24 16 8 20 12 4

  2. 1 The Declaration of the Rights of Man and Citizen asserted A Freedom from slavery B Gender Equality C Human rights and equality D Civic equality and popular sovereignty

  3. 2 These were lists of grievances that the 3rd estate brought to the Estates General A Jacobins B Sans-Culottes C Caheirs de Dolerances D Emigres

  4. 3 Proponents of the "Republic of Virtue" developed their notion of civic virtue from the writings of which of the following? A Voltaire B Locke C Rousseau D Diderot

  5. 4 This Powerful Jacobin figure was on the Committee for Public Safety, and was one of the driving forces behind The Terror A Rousseau B Louis XVI C Robespierre D Burke

  6. 5 Robespierre argued that the terror was A An expression of love for country B An unfortunate, but necessary consequence of circumstances C A consequence of the general principle of democracy applied to a pressing need D A ritual of "The Cult of the Supreme Being

  7. 6 This author wrote a book criticizing the French Revolution A John Locke B Robespierre C Napoleon Bonaparte D Edmund Burke

  8. 7 In 1789, around 7,000 women marched on which of the following locations after hearing rumors that food was being hoarded there? A The Bastille B Versailles C The Louvre D Paris

  9. 8 This faction of the legislative assembly was strongly pro republic and had a deep seated mistrust of anybody who was wealthy A Sans-Culottes B Girondists C Jacobin D Brackonians

  10. 9 By 1793, which of the following nations was France NOT at war with? A Austria B Italy C Prussia D Spain

  11. 10 This faction of the legislative assembly was strongly pro republic, and focused mainly on eliminating special privileges of the nobility A Sans-Culottes B Girondists C Jacobins D Brackonians

  12. 11 The Levee en Masse did which of the following? A Repurposed the Catholic Mass as a ceremony of civic Virtue B Conscripted males into the military and directed the economy to military purposes C Allowed women to serve as combat troops in the Army D Provided universal male suffrage

  13. 12 This is a term for French nobles who left the nation during the early stages of the revolution, and provided motivation for counter-revolutionary activities A Brackonians B Girondists C Jacobins D Emigres

  14. 13 The tactic/policy that Russian soldiers followed which helped contribute to the eventual defeat of Napoleons invading army is called A Turn and Burn B Blitzkreig C Scorched Earth D Guerilla Warfare

  15. 14 This faction of the Legislative Assembly wanted to maintain the king and have France be a Constitutional Monarchy A Sans Culottes B Jacobins C Girondists D Brackonians

  16. 15 Napoleon's Continental System in Europe was designed to A Funnel taxes from captured territories back to France B Provoke Britain into a trade war with the Dutch C Cut off British trade with the rest of Europe D Prepare for an invasion of Russia

  17. 16 This was a small group of people appointed by the Committee for Public Safety with the purpose of protecting the republic. Mostly just executed lots of people A Tribunals B Jacobins C Brackonians D Consulate

  18. 17 Which of the following is one of the long term effects of the French Revolution? A The French reputation for having a weak military B A permanent Constitutional Monarchy in France C The application of the 2/3 law to all French legislative bodies D The use of the Metric System

  19. 18 Government in which Napoleon was in charge, prior to crowning himself Emperor A Tribunal B Consulate C Directorate D Republic

  20. 19 What was the result of revolutionary ideals similar to those in France spreading in Poland? A The Terror B The Russo-Pole war of 1795 C The Polish Revolution D The 2nd and 3rd partitioning of Poland

  21. 20 This French government was comprised of a Bi-cameral legislature A Consulate B Directory C Tribunal D Bracktopia

  22. 21 Which of the following was NOT one of the groups represented by the Estates General? A Clergy B Everyone Else C Prisoner D Nobility

  23. 22 Which of the following was NOT one of the elements of the Napoleonic Code? A End of Primogeniture B Protection of Property C Equality for women D Authority for Fathers

  24. 23 Which of the following was NOT a challenge the Directory had to face A Lack of Credibility B Narrow Franchise C Depended on Army for power D Women's Suffrage movement

  25. 24 Which of the following was NOT one of the elements of the Civil Constitution for the Clergy? A Clergy were government employees B Clergy were chosen by Government C Clergy were required to use a government approved hymnal D Number of positions for Clergy were reduced

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