History
The Outbreak of the Revolution
Practice questions
Why did bringing the king to Paris break the old distance of the court?What expansion is visible in events from the Estates-General to the march on Versailles?If only male representatives' role is written in the outbreak of the Revolution which important side will be missed?The Bastille in the city and burning records in villages show which common symbolic politics?What conflict of legitimacy is visible in the actions of National Assembly and Great Fear?Which sequence shows the Revolution moving from tax crisis to popular movement?If 1789 is called only a constitutional debate which fact makes that incomplete?What does the spatial difference between Estates-General at Versailles and Bastille attack in Paris show?What was the difference between popular action at the Bastille and the march on Versailles?How was popular pressure similar in the decisions of 4 August and the Versailles march?How were the voting dispute inside the Estates-General and the bread crisis outside connected?If the king had immediately accepted the National Assembly which conflict might have reduced?Before the storming of the Bastille the search for gunpowder shows which strategic need?Why did Necker's popularity make his dismissal more explosive?After rural revolts abolition of feudal dues moved toward which legal change?Which event symbolically weakened royal power and psychologically strengthened people?The spread from voting dispute to Bastille and Great Fear indicated what?Which option gives the correct relation between Bastille and 4 August?What common element existed in the demands of the Third Estate and the women's march?If the Bastille is called only a military event, what meaning is missed?