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France Abolishes Monarchy and Becomes a Republic

This Class 9 History topic from The French Revolution examines how political crisis and revolutionary opposition brought an end to France’s monarchy and led to the establishment of a republic in 1792. Students learn about the weakening of royal authority, the role of revolutionary groups, and the importance of popular sovereignty. The topic also explains how ending hereditary rule changed ideas of citizenship, equality, and government.

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  1. France declared a republic
  2. The king's power increased further
  3. Feudal dues restarted
  4. The Church took over parliament
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  1. Return of the old Estates-General
  2. New election based on universal male suffrage
  3. Appointment of clergy by the king
  4. Restoration of nobles' tax exemption
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  1. Bastille was stormed
  2. Tennis Court Oath was taken
  3. Monarchy was abolished in France
  4. Louis XVI was crowned
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  1. The king got absolute power
  2. Government was based on elected representatives instead of a hereditary king
  3. All feudal rights returned
  4. France was given to a foreign king
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  1. The Revolution remained limited to the court
  2. Foreign war and internal suspicion increased political tension
  3. The king's popularity permanently increased
  4. The Convention ended immediately
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  1. It was the private song of the royal court
  2. It became a symbol of revolutionary patriotism
  3. It was the name of a feudal tax
  4. It was a Church prayer
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  1. Robespierre
  2. Louis XVI
  3. Roget de L'Isle
  4. Mirabeau
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  1. Complete support for the king
  2. Intensity of popular discontent against monarchy
  3. Economic victory of the Church
  4. Tax freedom of nobles
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  1. He got power to impose more taxes
  2. He and his family were imprisoned
  3. He got a new empire
  4. He was made president of the National Assembly
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  1. Because it was only a courtly group of nobles
  2. Because it organised more radical revolutionary politics
  3. Because it strengthened monarchy
  4. Because it was a foreign trade guild
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  1. Maximilian Robespierre
  2. Napoleon III
  3. Louis XIV
  4. De Launay
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  1. Only king and queen
  2. Small shopkeepers artisans servants and workers
  3. Only high nobles
  4. Only foreign ambassadors
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  1. Privileged noble identity
  2. Identity of ordinary revolutionary people
  3. Church official identity
  4. Foreign soldier identity
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  1. Liberty
  2. Royal birth
  3. Feudal dues
  4. Church tax
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  1. To show their popular identity distinct from aristocratic knee-breeches
  2. To imitate the king's dress
  3. To enter the Church
  4. To collect feudal taxes
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  1. People felt the king might side with foreign powers
  2. The king gave all land to peasants
  3. The king sacrificed himself to stop war
  4. The king abolished all taxes
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  1. Hereditary rule
  2. Government based on popular representation
  3. Right of feudal lord
  4. Rule by Church
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  1. Treason
  2. Theft
  3. Loss in sea trade
  4. Not paying Church tax
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  1. Guillotine
  2. Cannon
  3. Sword duel
  4. Hanging ship
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  1. 21 January 1793
  2. 14 July 1789
  3. 5 May 1789
  4. 4 August 1789
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  1. Final break from hereditary monarchy
  2. Restoration of monarchy
  3. Return of noble privilege
  4. Beginning of Church rule
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  1. Political fall of the royal family
  2. Construction of the Bastille
  3. Estates-General meeting of 1614
  4. Napoleon's coronation
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  1. Abolition of monarchy opened the way for the declaration of a republic
  2. Declaration of republic gave full power to the king
  3. Both events had no relation
  4. Abolition of monarchy increased feudal taxes
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  1. It removed property-based limits and gave vote to more men
  2. It gave vote only to nobles
  3. It gave full political rights to women
  4. It gave the only vote to the king
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  1. In 1791 the king remained while in 1792 monarchy was abolished
  2. Republic came in 1791 and king returned in 1792
  3. In both the king was fully absolute
  4. In both there was no representative body

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