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| Today France is/is not a free country. |
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| The National Assembly is the Upper/Lower House of Parliament. |
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| T/F The dream of France was liberty, equality, and fraternity. |
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| The French Revolution lasted then years and was from 17___ to 17____. |
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| There were/were not huge numbers of political prisoners. |
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| The guillotine did/did not eliminate excessive political prisoners. |
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| The guillotine was called "The National R____" |
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| 30,_____ to 40,_____ political prisoners were decapitated. |
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| The aristocracy and clergy were the first and second e______. |
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| The commoners and bourgeoisie were the t______ estate. |
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| The bourgeoisie were the m_______ class of merchants, doctors, etc. who had some wealth and education. |
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| The Reign of Terror was/was not out of control. |
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| T or F - King Louis XVI's main problem was lack of jewels. |
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| T or F: King Louis XVI's wife was Marie Antoinette. |
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| T or F: Marie Antoinette was from France. |
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| T or F: The palace of Versailles was in the center of Paris. |
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| King Louis XIV was known as the "s_____ king" |
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| King Louis XIV loved silver/gold. |
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| Louis XIV did/did not love water fountains. |
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| T/F: The Grand Trianon, Petit Trianon, and the Hamlet were pastimes for royal ladies. |
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| France did/did not send troops to the American colonies. |
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| The French did/did not respect England. |
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| Marquis de Lafayette came to help the A________ fight the English. |
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| T/F: Voltaire, Montesquieu, and Rousseau were French philosophers with new ideas about freedom. |
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| T/F: The monarchy received money from taxes. |
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| T/F: The third estate, the peasants, and bourgeoisie, paid very little taxes. |
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| Salt was/was not highly taxed. |
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| The nobles did/did not tax themselves. |
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| T/F: The Estates General make the king share some power. |
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| The B______ of Grievances was taken to Louis XVI. |
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| Count de Mirabeau was/was not sympathetic to the poor. |
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| The National Assembly was made up of the rich/poor. |
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| The T_______ Court Oath said the National Assembly would meet anywhere until France had a constitution. |
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| T/F: July 14, 1789 was the storming of the Bastille. |
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| The prison is/is not standing today. |
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| T/F: The stones of the Bastille prison were used to build a bridge. |
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| The French flag has been t______ colored since July 1789. |
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| T/F: The flag if red, white, and green. |
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| False: red, white, and blue |
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| July _____ is now called French Independence Day. |
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| Marquis de Lafayette fought for/against King Louis XVI. |
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| Feudalism was/was not abolished. |
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| T/F: Declaration of Rights of Man gave the common people rights. |
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| The women marched on Versailles to complain about the shortage of bread/wine. |
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| T/F: The royal family was taken from Versailles to the Tuileries. |
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