Lesson 19.3 Radical Days

What was the Great Fear?

• The Great Fear was a movement advocating for the return of the monarchy in France.
• The Great Fear was a celebration of peace and prosperity during the French Revolution.
• The Great Fear was a period of panic and unrest during the French Revolution.
• The Great Fear was a military campaign led by Napoleon Bonaparte.

What kind of government was the National Assembly?

• A radical government

• A radical liberal government

• A moderate government

• A radical conservative government

Why were the other European countries not supportive of the French Revolution?

• They were in support of the French monarchy
• They did not believe in the principles of the French Revolution
• They were too busy with their own internal conflicts to get involved
• They feared that the revolutionary ideas would spread to their own countries and threaten their monarchies.

What happened to King Louis XVI when he and his family tried to escape France?

• They were captured and brought back to Paris.
• They were killed by a mob.
• They successfully escaped to another country.
• They were pardoned and allowed to return to the throne.

What is suffrage?

• The right to run for political office.
• The right to bear arms.
• The right to free speech.
• The right to vote in political elections.

What French King was executed during the French Revolution?

• Charles de Gaulle
• Napoleon Bonaparte
• Louis XVI
• Louis XIV

Who was the inventor of the guillotine?

• Joseph-Ignace Guillotin
• Napoleon Bonaparte
• Louis XVI
• Marie Antoinette

What was the Reign of Terror?

• The Reign of Terror was a period during the French Revolution characterized by mass executions and violence, lasting from 1793 to 1794.
• The Reign of Terror was a period of peace and stability during the French Revolution.
• The Reign of Terror was a political movement led by Maximilien Robespierre.
• The Reign of Terror was a period of economic prosperity in France.

Why did the guillotine replace the traditional execution methods?

• It was cheaper to produce.
• It was easier to clean up after.
• It was considered more humane and efficient.
• It was a more visually dramatic method of execution.

What happened to Marie Antoinette?

• She died of natural causes.
• She was exiled to a remote island.
• She escaped and lived in hiding.
• She was executed by guillotine.