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- In 1799,____ lead a coup de'etat to destroy the Directory
- Robespierre called his new order of good citizens the Republic of __
- On the verge of financial crisis, Louis XIV was forced to call a meeting of the
- What was the most populous segment of French society?
- The Girondins, the mountain, and the Jacobins are all examples of Political clubs with varying social and political views. What did they agree on?
- Why did government finances come close to collapse in the 1780s?
- The National convention, fearing domestic uprisings and external threats, gave broad powers to the Committee of Public___.
- What did reformers such as Martin Luther find troubling and corrupt about the Catholic Church practice of selling indulgences?
- The word fundamental comes from the Latin word fundamentum, which means "foundation" or "base," as in the foundation of a building. Explain why the Bible was the fundamental work of Christianity to early Protestants such as Luther. Use the vocabulary word to explain your answer.
- Which of the following is an Enlightenment ideal that helped fuel the French Revolution?
- One of the most important causes of the economic crisis that caused the French Revolution was
- The most populous segment of French society was the
- What was the name of the special committee put in charge of crises during the French Revolution?
- Ghana, mali, and songhai empires are located in...
- Which of the following conditions caused the collapse of Napoleon's Grand Empire
- When Britain, Austria, Prussia, and Russia met at the Congress of Vienna for peace talks after Napoleon's defeat, their aim was to
- Parliament invited William and Mary to take the English throne on the condition that they
- The Petition of Right (1628) resulted in the powers of the monarchy being
- Belief in the divine rights of kings means believing that kings are chosen by
- Which Catholic monk was especially scholarly and authored A History of the English Church and People