Question

Who advocated government based on Social Contract? (a) Darwin (b) Spencer (c) Rousseau (d) Montesquieu Members of the Third Estate were led by (a) Louis XVI and Marie Antoinette (b) Lenin and Kerensky (c) Mirabeau and Abbe Sieyes (d) Rousseau and Voltaire Which of the following symbolized Eternity? (a) Sceptre (b) Eye within a triangle radiating light (c) The Law Tablet (d) Snake Which of the following was a factor in the rise of Napoleon? (a) Fall of the Jacobin government (b) Robespierre Reign of Terror (c) Political instability of the Directory (d) Nationalist forces Which were the two privileged classes in France before the Revolution? (a) Nobility and peasants (b) Nobility and clergy (c) Nobility and bourgeoisie (d) Clergy and bourgeoisie A writer whose ideas influenced the Declaration of the Rights of Man was (a) Rousseau (b) Robespierre (c) Richelieu (d) Hugo This law gave the French government control of the Catholic Church? (a) Tennis Court Oath (b) Civil Constitution of the Clergy (c) Committee of public safety (d) None of these The attack on a Paris prison by enraged citizens was called (a) The storming of the Bastille (b) The Great Fear (c) The Reign of Terror (d) None of these

Answer 1

This response addresses several historical questions concerning Rousseau's Social Contract, the privileged classes in pre-revolution France, the rise of Napoleon, French governance of the Catholic Church, and the attack on the Paris prison.

Step-by-step explanation:

The advocate for government based on the Social Contract was (c) Rousseau. Members of the Third Estate were led by (c) Mirabeau and Abbe Sieyes. The symbol for Eternity is represented by (d) Snake. The rise of Napoleon was heavily impacted by (c) Political instability of the Directory. The two privileged classes in France before the Revolution were the (b) Nobility and clergy. The ideas of (a) Rousseau heavily influenced the Declaration of the Rights of Man. The French government gained control of the Catholic Church through the (b) Civil Constitution of the Clergy law. The attack on a Paris prison by citizens entering its turbulent phase is known as (a) The storming of the Bastille.

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