1. What was the traditional wedding night ceremony of newlywed monarchs? 2. Why was Louis XVI such an ineffective ruler? 3. Who was Marie Antoinette? Give an example of why she was not well liked? 4. What "acts of God"made the situation in France worse under Louis XVI? 5. Why was the Estates General unfair to the 3^rd estate? 7. What was the new "tradition" revolution aries would do to those they killed? 6. What happens with the Tennis Court Oath? 9. What is the famous statement (though she never said it)by Marie Antoinette when she learns about the Paris Women's March? 8. What is mentioned in the Declaration of the Rights of Man? 10.How did Louis try to get back his kingdom? What happens? 11.What is the new humanistic method of execution? 13.Who "changes his mind" and decides to allow the execution of the king? 12.What country does The Assembly declare war on? 14.What is the reaction of Europe toward the Revolution? 16. Why was the Committee of Public Safety not really a good name? 15.How and where is Marat killed? 17.What happens to the Catholic Church during the Terror? 18.What does Robespierre do to show that he had gone too far? 19.Who is going to take control of France after this long period of Revolution? 20. What three words end the video? (Hint:slogan of the Revolution)

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1. What was the traditional wedding night ceremony of newlywed monarchs? 2. Why was Louis XVI such an ineffective ruler? 3. Who was Marie Antoinette? Give an example of why she was not well liked? 4. What "acts of God"made the situation in France worse under Louis XVI? 5. Why was the Estates General unfair to the 3^rd estate? 7. What was the new "tradition" revolution aries would do to those they killed? 6. What happens with the Tennis Court Oath? 9. What is the famous statement (though she never said it)by Marie Antoinette when she learns about the Paris Women's March? 8. What is mentioned in the Declaration of the Rights of Man? 10.How did Louis try to get back his kingdom? What happens? 11.What is the new humanistic method of execution? 13.Who "changes his mind" and decides to allow the execution of the king? 12.What country does The Assembly declare war on? 14.What is the reaction of Europe toward the Revolution? 16. Why was the Committee of Public Safety not really a good name? 15.How and where is Marat killed? 17.What happens to the Catholic Church during the Terror? 18.What does Robespierre do to show that he had gone too far? 19.Who is going to take control of France after this long period of Revolution? 20. What three words end the video? (Hint:slogan of the Revolution)

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1. Traditional wedding night ceremonies of monarchs varied, often involving private celebrations, consummation rituals, and symbolic gestures.2. Louis XVI's ineffective rule was marked by financial mismanagement, indecisiveness, and inability to address social and economic issues, contributing to the French Revolution.3. Marie Antoinette was the Queen of France, criticized for extravagant spending, insensitivity to public suffering, and the apocryphal phrase "Let them eat cake."4. "Acts of God," like harsh weather affecting crops, worsened France's economic woes under Louis XVI, aggravating discontent.5. The Estates General was unfair to the

estate because it had disproportionately fewer representatives despite comprising the majority of the population.6. The Tennis Court Oath occurred when the

estate declared themselves the National Assembly, vowing not to disband until a new constitution was established.7. Revolutionaries adopted the new tradition of using the guillotine for executions during the Reign of Terror.8. The Declaration of the Rights of Man proclaimed equality, liberty, and fraternity as fundamental rights and principles.9. The infamous but unverified statement attributed to Marie Antoinette during the Paris Women's March is "Let them eat cake."10. Louis XVI attempted to escape France but was captured, leading to increased distrust and his eventual trial and execution.11. The new humanistic method of execution during the French Revolution was the guillotine.12. The Assembly declared war on Austria, leading to conflicts with other European powers.13. Louis XVI changes his mind and allows his own execution.14. Europe initially reacted with concern, later forming alliances against revolutionary France.15. Marat was killed in his bathtub by Charlotte Corday in 1793.16. The Committee of Public Safety's actions during the Reign of Terror contradicted the notion of public safety.17. The Catholic Church faced significant reforms and challenges, including the dechristianization campaign.18. Robespierre's excessive use of the guillotine and the Reign of Terror led to his own downfall.19. After the Revolution, Napoleon Bonaparte rose to power and took control of France.20. The slogan of the Revolution "Liberté, égalité, fraternité" ends the video.

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