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Why was King Louis XVI executed?

Because the monarchy was abolished, and he was seen as a threat to the Republic.

In which year was the first French Constitution approved?

In 1791.

What is a revolution?

A revolution is a big and fast change in how a country works.

What year did the French Revolution end?

In 1799.

What were the three social groups (Estates) in France?

Clergy (church), Nobility (rich people with privileges), and Third Estate (peasants and workers).

What happened to people who did not support the Revolution during the Reign of Terror?

They were executed.

Who was the king of France during the Revolution?

King Louis XVI.

When did the French Revolution start?

It started in 1789.

Who took power in France after the Revolution ended?

Napoleon Bonaparte.

What was the importance of the Declaration of the Rights of Man and of the Citizen?

It established that all citizens are equal and have rights.

Why did the Third Estate protest against the king?

They had no rights, paid high taxes, and suffered from inequality.

How did the Revolution change human rights in France?

It introduced democratic ideas and established equality and human rights.

What happened to the privileges of the nobility after the Revolution?

They lost their privileges, and everyone became equal citizens.

What financial problem did France have before the Revolution?

France was bankrupt due to wars and the king’s spending.

What type of government replaced the monarchy after the king’s execution?

A Republic.

What is the name of the prison that people attacked on July 14, 1789?

The Bastille.

Who was the leader during the Reign of Terror?

Robespierre

What was the main social problem in France before the Revolution?

Social inequality between the three Estates.

What type of government did France have before the Revolution?

An absolute monarchy.

What device was used to execute the king?

The guillotine.