1. which of the following week bit one of the enlightenment ideas that promoted the revolution in france
a: people have natural rights
b: no one should pay taxes
b: government should represent the people
c: rights should be written in a constitution

2. france's absolute monarchs had very limited power
a: true
b: false

3. when the king called for a meeting of the estates-general, the commoners of the third estate demanded more power and formed a national assembly. fearing royal plots against them, the people of paris storemed the bastille and began to arm themselves.
a: true
b: false

4. the revolutionary government saw enemies of the revolution everywhere. it passed laws that
allowed it to arrest citizens on very little evidence. soon, no one felt safe. thousands of
innocent prisoners were executed-some nobles, some priests, and some the ordinary
"commoners" of france.
a: true
b: false

5. which statements are true

choose all answers that are correct.
a: the first estate was made up of clergy
b: the second estate was made up of nobles
c: the third estate was made up of poor monks and lord's.

6. select all that apply.
which statements are true?
choose all answers that are correct

a: the fourth estate was made up of "commoners"
b: it was very difficult to change membership in an estate.
c: the socail structure made most french people happy.

7. which claims about the declaration of the rights of man and the declaration of independence are true?

a: only the declaration of man expresses the ideas of the enlightenment .
b: both documents drew on the "natural law" philosophy of john locke.
c: only the declaration of independence mentions the right to liberty.

8. select all that apply
which phrases describe one of the reforms the national convention made to improve the lives of ordinary french people.
choose all answers that are correct.

a: free primary schooling for all boys and girls.
b: kings had to be elected.
c: equal inheritance for both sons and daughters.
d: slavery became illegal, even in the french colonies.

9. napoleon came to power by
a: allying himself with france's allies.
b: seizing power from the directory.
c: storming the bastille.