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12. Who does the Declaration of the Rights of Man give power to? A. The king B. The National Assembly C. The First Estate D. The Sans-Culottes 13. What newspaper becomes popular once freedom of press is granted? A. L'Ami du Peuple (Friend of the People) B. The Revolutionary Herald C. Le Monde (The World) D. Ancien Regime (Old Regime) 14. How would you describe Marat? 15. Describe the women that march on Versailles: 16. Does Louis sign the Declaration of the Rights of Man? 17. How free are the King and Queen when they are moved to Paris?
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Joel
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12. The Declaration of the Rights of Man gives power to: B. The National Assembly13. The newspaper that becomes popular once freedom of the press is granted is: A. L'Ami du Peuple (Friend of the People)14. Marat can be described as: A. A radical journalist and politician, associated with the Jacobins.15. The women who march on Versailles can be described as: A. Working-class women demanding bread, protesting food scarcity, and expressing political grievances.16. Louis does not sign the Declaration of the Rights of Man.17. The King and Queen are not entirely free when they are moved to Paris, as they are effectively under the control and influence of the revolutionary forces.