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The French Revolution

Haryana Board · Class 9 · Social Science

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In which year did Louis XVI ascend the throne of France?

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The fortress-prison that was stormed by the people of Paris on July 14, 1789 was called:

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What was the main demand of the Third Estate regarding voting in the Estates General?

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The Jacobins were known for wearing:

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Which of the following were the three estates in French society before 1789?

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The Clergy, The Nobility, The Common People

French society was divided into three estates: First Estate (Clergy), Second Estate (Nobility), and Third Estate (Common People including peasants, merchants, lawyers, and other commoners). The Third Estate made up about 98% of the population but had to pay all the taxes.

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True or False: Only members of the Third Estate paid taxes in pre-revolutionary France.

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This is true. The First Estate (clergy) and Second Estate (nobility) enjoyed exemption from paying taxes by birth. Only the Third Estate, which included peasants, merchants, and other commoners, had to pay various taxes to the state including taille (direct tax) and indirect taxes on everyday items.

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Arrange the following events in chronological order:

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Match the following revolutionary figures with their descriptions:

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Mirabeau - Led the Third Estate and was a powerful speaker

These were all important figures during the French Revolution: Mirabeau was a noble who supported the Third Estate, Robespierre led the radical Jacobins, Olympe de Gouges fought for women's rights, and Marie Antoinette was the unpopular queen who was eventually executed.

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