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The French Revolution: Enlightenment Ideas and Key Events

Explore the pivotal events and concepts of the French Revolution, including the Enlightenment ideas that inspired it. Learn about influential figures such as Locke and Robespierre, the significance of the Declaration of the Rights of Man and the Citizen, and the power struggles between different estates. Discover the roles of the Third Estate, the National Assembly, and the Sans-Culottes. Understand Napoleon's impact and the outcomes of revolutionary governance, including the Congress of Vienna's aims to restore peace and order in Europe.

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The French Revolution: Enlightenment Ideas and Key Events

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  1. Final Jeopardy Jeopardy Enlightenment Ideas The Revolution People of the Revolution Napoleon Potpourri $100 $100 $100 $100 $100 $200 $200 $200 $200 $200 $300 $300 $300 $300 $300 $400 $400 $400 $400 $400 $500 $500 $500 $500 $500

  2. Q: France was known as the home of what? $100 Enlightenment Ideas

  3. R: $100 Enlightenment Ideas The Enlightenment

  4. Q: Whose revolution encouraged the French Revolution? $200 Enlightenment Ideas

  5. R: $200 Enlightenment Ideas American

  6. Q: What were Locke’s two ideas that helped lead to the French Revolution? $300 Enlightenment Ideas

  7. R: $300 Enlightenment Ideas • Natural Rights • Social Contact

  8. Q: What document reflected Enlightenment ideas (main points were liberty, equality, and fraternity)? $400 Enlightenment Ideas

  9. Declaration of the Rights of Man and the Citizen $400 Enlightenment Ideas

  10. $500 Enlightenment Ideas Q: What group was on the left of the political spectrum in the new legislative assembly?

  11. $500 Enlightenment Ideas R: Radicals

  12. Q: $100 The Revolution Who made up the 1st estate?

  13. R: Clergy $100 The Revolution

  14. Q: $200 The Revolution What was the name of the group formed by the 3rd estate to pass laws and reforms for the French people?

  15. R: $200 The Revolution National Assembly

  16. Q: $300 The Revolution What did the National Assembly do to pay off the French debt?

  17. R: $300 The Revolution Took over and sold church land

  18. Q: $400 The Revolution Because of the French Revolution, a series of alliances were formed between European monarchs to help each other in case of revolution. What was this alliance called? (Holy Alliance)

  19. R: $400 The Revolution Concert of Europe

  20. $500 The Revolution Q: What was the name of the group from the 3rd estate, made up of merchants and artisans, who led the Revolution?

  21. $500 The Revolution R: Borgeoisie

  22. Q: $100 People of the Revolution Who paid all of the taxes before the Revolution and made up 98% of the population?

  23. R: $100 People of the Revolution Third Estate

  24. Q: $200 People of the Revolution What was the name of the group who left France who wanted the monarchy restored?

  25. R: $200 People of the Revolution Emigres

  26. Q: $300 People of the Revolution What were the working class revolutionaries who were long pants called?

  27. R: $300 People of the Revolution Sans- Culottes

  28. Q: $400 People of the Revolution Which group forced a meeting of the estates general?

  29. R: $400 People of the Revolution 2nd Estate

  30. $500 People of the Revolution Q: Who was the Jacobin Radical (revolutionary) who led the Reign of Terror?

  31. $500People of the Revolution R: Robespierre

  32. Q: $100 Napoleon What was Napoleon’s first political position in the French government?

  33. R: $100 Napoleon 1st Consul

  34. Q: $200 Napoleon Napoleon’s system of laws which created more equality was known as?

  35. R: $200 Napoleon Napoleonic Code

  36. Q: What was the famous battle in which Napoleon met his final defeat? $300 Napoleon

  37. R: $300 Napoleon Waterloo

  38. Q: $400 Napoleon Where was Napoleon first sent in exile?

  39. R: $400 Napoleon Elba

  40. $500 Napoleon Q: After the defeat of Napoleon, the powers of Europe gathered at the Congress of Vienna. Who became the leader of this famous meeting?

  41. $500 Napoleon R: Metternich

  42. Q: What became the symbol of the Revolution? $100 Potpourri

  43. $100 Potpourri R: Storming (Fall) of the Bastille

  44. Q: $200 Potpourri What were the three types of governments that France went through from 1789-1793?

  45. R: $200 Potpourri Absolute monarchy, constitutional monarchy, republic.

  46. Q: $300 Potpourri Restoring old monarchies, creating a balance of power, and strengthening the countries around France were all goals of what?

  47. R: $300 Potpourri The Congress of Vienna

  48. Q: What group, led by Robespierre, led France during the Reign of Terror? $400 Potpourri

  49. R: $400 Potpourri Committee for Public Safety

  50. $500 Popourri Q: The Congress of Vienna represented a shift to what political ideology? (Wanted to restore the old order)

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