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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.

Medium · Level 6 · 25 questions

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  1. Monarchy
  2. Liberty
  3. Feudal dues
  4. Church tax
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  1. Absolute monarchy
  2. Complete republic
  3. Foreign rule
  4. Constitutional monarchy
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  1. 21 September 1792
  2. 21 January 1793
  3. 10 August 1792
  4. 5 May 1789
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  1. Beginning of Church rule
  2. Return of feudal taxes
  3. Restoration of king's absolute power
  4. Decisive break from hereditary monarchy
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  1. The king is above the law
  2. The law applies only to peasants
  3. Justice has no role in a republic
  4. The king is also accountable to the nation and the law
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  1. Suspicion about links between the king and foreign powers
  2. Complete trust in the king
  3. Support for feudal dues
  4. Happiness about Church tax
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  1. Because royal absolutism became stronger
  2. Because the legitimacy of the old constitutional arrangement weakened
  3. Because the Church took all decisions
  4. Because feudal dues increased
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  1. Because it established the principle of government based on citizens’ representatives instead of hereditary monarchy
  2. Because it placed all governing power solely in the hands of the army
  3. Because it made the clergy the supreme ruler of the state
  4. Because it restored feudal privileges and dues
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  1. Women were elected to all offices
  2. Women were active but suffrage was limited to men
  3. Women joined the king's council
  4. Women dissolved the National Convention
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  1. Both were feudal taxes
  2. Both were the king's private orders
  3. Both were symbols of revolutionary identity
  4. Both were linked with foreign kings
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  1. It gave privileges to the royal family
  2. It made the Church the state
  3. It restored feudal dues
  4. It gave political voice to ordinary urban groups
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  1. Shift from dynasty to citizen representation
  2. Shift from citizens to feudal lords
  3. Shift from representatives to absolute king
  4. Shift from nation to Church tax
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  1. Because it increased power of all kings
  2. Because it showed hereditary monarchy could be removed
  3. Because it removed people from politics
  4. Because it made feudal dues permanent
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  1. King's execution then republic declaration then Tuileries attack
  2. Republic declaration then Bastille construction then Estates-General
  3. Tuileries attack then Convention election then abolition of monarchy then king's execution
  4. Napoleonic rule then National Convention then 1614
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  1. Louis XVI composer of La Marseillaise
  2. Roget de L'Isle Jacobin leader
  3. Robespierre Jacobin Club
  4. De Launay president of National Convention
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  1. Movement toward National Convention after the Tuileries attack
  2. Birth of the king
  3. Construction of Bastille
  4. Return of feudal dues
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  1. The king is above law
  2. People can elect representatives
  3. A republic has no king
  4. Red cap is a symbol of liberty
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  1. They were a political organisation linked with radical revolutionary politics and ordinary urban groups
  2. They only made clothes for the king
  3. They were only Church singers
  4. They were only foreign traders
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  1. Legislative Assembly
  2. Estates-General
  3. National Convention
  4. Directory
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  1. War suspicion Tuileries attack Convention and abolition of monarchy together led to republic
  2. Republic came only by singing one song
  3. The king increased absolutism himself and republic came
  4. Feudal dues calmed the people
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  1. Power moved from hereditary king toward the nation and representatives
  2. The king again got full powers
  3. The Church ended the republic
  4. Nobles' tax exemption returned
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  1. Because only supporters of the king were elected
  2. Because it was based on universal male suffrage
  3. Because only clergy voted in it
  4. Because it was conducted by foreign kings
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  1. Establishment of Church rule
  2. Return of feudal dues
  3. The process of monarchy's fall and movement toward republic
  4. The process of rebuilding Bastille
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  1. Because it was linked with wartime revolutionary patriotism
  2. Because it was the king's private order
  3. Because it was the name of a feudal tax
  4. Because it was the daily prayer of the Church
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  1. They created an ordinary people's identity different from aristocratic fashion
  2. They wanted to become royal courtiers
  3. They wanted to become Church officials
  4. They copied foreign soldiers

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