History
The Outbreak of the Revolution
Practice questions
How does the sequence from the Estates-General to the Bastille show an intensification of political struggle?If someone says before Bastille the Revolution was only of leaders which fact corrects it?How was the influence of peasants and women seen despite their limited direct representation?What common element can be seen in the cahiers and the march to Versailles?What was the main difference between constitution-making by the National Assembly and the search for arms in Paris?Why can the Declaration of Rights be called a further ideological link of the Tennis Court Oath?The summoning of the Estates-General in 1789 after 1614 shows what seriousness?How should an expert answer connect 5 May 20 June and 14 July 1789?What is the correct meaning of the events from 5 May to 4 August 1789?If asked how the Revolution moved from assembly to street what is the best answer?Why can the food crisis not be separated from the political causes of the Revolution?What common aim existed in the Declaration of Rights and the end of feudal privileges?Which two examples show fear turning into political energy at the outbreak of the Revolution?Which statement gives the best comparative analysis of the Tennis Court Oath and storming of Bastille?Which provision of the voting system in the Estates General was a main cause of the Third Estate's opposition in 1789?What is missed if the fall of Bastille is seen only as a search for weapons?Which is the most balanced chain of causes for the outbreak of the Revolution?What is the deepest conclusion of this subtopic?The summoning of the Estates-General again in 1789 after 1614 indicated which deeper crisis?How did the privileges of the First and Second Estates become a challenge for the Third Estate in the Estates-General?