History
The Outbreak of the Revolution
Practice questions
Which statement gives the best multi causal analysis of 1789 events?How can the storming of the Bastille be linked with crisis of state legitimacy?If the Declaration speaks of equality and 4 August removes feudal rights what do they create together?Why is it incomplete to call the women's march only a bread movement?What was the combined importance of Paris events and the rural Great Fear?The birth of the National Assembly and fall of Bastille show the Revolution in which two forms?Which voting method in the Estates-General symbolised political inequality for the Third Estate?If someone says the Declaration of Rights immediately gave equal political rights to everyone what should be the answer?What is the deepest conclusion about the outbreak of the Revolution?What was the deepest political meaning of calling the Estates General in 1789?What tension did the Estates General meeting at Versailles show between the center of power and public demands?Why did the voting dispute not end even after the Third Estate got 600 representatives?Which modern political signal was hidden in the demand for one person one vote?The Third Estate declaring itself the National Assembly shows what change in legitimacy?Why is it incomplete to call the declaration of 17 June 1789 only an organizational event?Why is the Tennis Court Oath considered a symbol of constitutional struggle?What behavior is shown by the deputies going to the tennis court after finding the meeting hall closed?Mirabeau speaking for the Third Estate complicates which aspect of the estate system?Why is Abbé Sieyès's role considered different from the usual role of clergy?The change from the Estates General to the National Assembly shows which broader process?