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Very Short Question and Answers - Ideas and Practices Promoted by French Revolutionaries

Q 1.

What concept replaced subjects of the king during the French Revolution?

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Q 2.

What does 'La Patrie' symbolize?

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Q 3.

In what year was the French monarchy abolished?

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Q 4.

What system was introduced to promote linguistic unity?

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Q 5.

What flag replaced the royal flag during the revolution?

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Q 6.

What was the slogan that encapsulated revolutionary values?

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Q 7.

What system of weights and measures was introduced during the Revolution?

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Q 8.

What significant army reform occurred in 1793?

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Q 9.

Which revolutionary ideals did Napoleon carry across Europe?

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Q 10.

What did the Napoleonic Code abolish?

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Q 11.

Which European countries were inspired by the French Revolution to demand constitutional governments?

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Q 12.

What role did the French armies play during the Revolution?

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Q 13.

What did the painting 'The Planting of the Tree of Liberty' symbolize?

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Q 14.

What does the courier in 'The Courier of Rhineland' represent?

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Q 15.

Which two countries fought against revolutionary France fearing its ideas?

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Q 16.

What was a major impact of the French Revolution on Europe?

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Q 17.

What significant change did the National Assembly promote?

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Q 18.

What was one of the primary roles emphasized by 'Le Citoyen'?

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Q 19.

In what year did Napoleon Bonaparte introduce the Napoleonic Code?

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Q 20.

How did the revolutionary ideals affect the unification of Italy and Germany?

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People were considered citizens of a nation.

La Patrie symbolizes the nation as a fatherland that unites all its people.

The French monarchy was abolished in 1792.

French was declared the official language of the nation.

The Tricolour Flag replaced the royal flag.

Liberty, Equality, Fraternity.

The metric system was introduced.

Universal conscription was introduced.

Liberty and equality.

The Napoleonic Code abolished feudalism.

Germany, Poland, and Spain.

They carried the values of liberty and equality to other parts of Europe.

It symbolized liberation from feudal control and the beginning of a democratic society.

The fast spread of revolutionary ideas across Europe.

Austria and Prussia.

It inspired nationalist movements across the continent.

The introduction of democratic principles.

Equal membership of individuals in the nation with shared rights and responsibilities.

The Napoleonic Code was introduced in 1804.

They laid the foundation for modern nationalism and the future unification of these countries.