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QR Challenge: French Revolution Introduction & Review

QuestionAnswer
Define Absolute MonarchyA government that is run by one person who holds all power and authority.
List the 4 key characteristics of an Absolute Monarchy.1. One person rules, 2. Rules for life, 3. Passed down by bloodline, 4. The ruler has complete control
Who was the most "absolute" ruler of France?Louis XIV
King Louis XIV's NicknameThe Sun King
What was the best example of King Louis XIV's use of absolute power?Building the Palace of Versailles
What was the Estates General?Representatives who advised the French monarchs and represented the different groups of people.
What were the three "estates" in the Estates-General?First estate=clergy, Second estate=nobility, Third estate=common people
A privilege that exists due to the virtue of natural law.Natural Right
A privilege that exists due to being a citizen of a country.Civil Right
Explain the Social Contract TheoryAgreement between the people
Explain the responsibilities of the government according to Enlightenment thinkersProtect rights, work for the people
What events had a profound influence on the French Revolution?Enlightenment, American Revolution
What was the National Assembly?The third assembly formed to overcome the miss representation of the Estates-General
What was the Tennis Court Oath?Oath taken by the third estate at an indoor tennis court
What issues was France facing that lead to the French Revolution?Financial issues, food shortages, etc.

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