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Froggy Jumps The Modern Age: IntroductionVersion en ligne Modern age par JAVIER ZAMORANO PEREZ 1 The French Revolution marked... a the end of the Modern Age b the beginning of the Modern Age c the beginning of the Stone Age 2 The revolution began in... a 1789 b 1897 c 1800 3 Before the French Revolution, much of Europe was in crisis. The French king, Louis XVI, ruled as an absolute monarch: a All power was concentrated in the people b All power was concentrated in the clergy c All power was concentrated in the king 4 On July 1789, the people of Paris attacked the Bastille prison. The revolt spread from the capital city to the other parts of France. The monarchy... a was abolished and the king was killed b was abolished and the king continued c wasn't abolished and the king wasn't killed 5 As a result of the revolution, France became a... a monarchy b republic c dictatorship 6 Power was separated into... a liberty, equality and fraternity b poor people and rich people c legislative, executive and judicial branches 7 The law recognised... a all citizens as equal and the nobility lost their special privileges b all kings as equal and the citizens lost their special privileges c all citizens as equal and the king lost their special privileges 8 The central ideas of the French Revolution were... a legislative, executive and judicial b men votes c liberty, equality and fraternity

Froggy Jumps

The Modern Age: IntroductionVersion en ligne

Modern age

par JAVIER ZAMORANO PEREZ

The French Revolution marked...

the end of the Modern Age

the beginning of the Modern Age

the beginning of the Stone Age

The revolution began in...

1789

1897

1800

Before the French Revolution, much of Europe was in crisis. The French king, Louis XVI, ruled as an absolute monarch:

All power was concentrated in the people

All power was concentrated in the clergy

All power was concentrated in the king

On July 1789, the people of Paris attacked the Bastille prison. The revolt spread from the capital city to the other parts of France. The monarchy...

was abolished and the king was killed

was abolished and the king continued

wasn't abolished and the king wasn't killed

As a result of the revolution, France became a...

monarchy

republic

dictatorship

Power was separated into...

liberty, equality and fraternity

poor people and rich people

legislative, executive and judicial branches

The law recognised...

all citizens as equal and the nobility lost their special privileges

all kings as equal and the citizens lost their special privileges

all citizens as equal and the king lost their special privileges

The central ideas of the French Revolution were...

legislative, executive and judicial

men votes

liberty, equality and fraternity

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The Modern Age: IntroductionVersion en ligne

par JAVIER ZAMORANO PEREZ

The French Revolution marked...

The revolution began in...

Before the French Revolution, much of Europe was in crisis. The French king, Louis XVI, ruled as an absolute monarch:

On July 1789, the people of Paris attacked the Bastille prison. The revolt spread from the capital city to the other parts of France. The monarchy...

As a result of the revolution, France became a...

Power was separated into...

The law recognised...

The central ideas of the French Revolution were...