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| Starting July 1794, what was the violent backlash against the Terror, ending the most radical phase of the French Revolution? | The Thermidorian Reaction |
| Who was the leader of the St. Domingue slave uprising who remained in power as Governor of the island until his arrest by the French in 1802? | Toussaint L’Ouverture |
| This mass conscription was issued by the National Convention during the French Revolution in response to international threats. | levee en masse |
| What was the government that replaced the Terror, suppressed the Jacobins, released many political prisoners, and set up a two house legislature with an executive led by 5 men? | The Directory |
| What was the French political club formed in 1789 that formed a national network whose members ruled the revolutionary government during the Terror? | The Jacobins |
| What was the revolutionary government that implemented a variety of propagandistic festivals, as well as the Cult of the Supreme Being? | The Republic of Virtue |
| This minister of finance was fired by Louis XVI, which caused a popular protest and the fall of the Bastille? | Jacques Necker was fired on July 11, 1789, and the Bastille fell 3 days later. |
| Who were the "indulgents" and "ultrarevolutionaries"? | These were two groups purged by the Committee of Public Safety in spring 1794. |
| What was the major revolt in southeast region of Russia from 1773 to 1775 in which serfs and Cossacks rebelled against Catherine the Great? | Pugachev Rebellion |
| What was the personally appointed group of advisors picked by King Louis XVI that is membered for refusing to endorse Louis XVI’s proposal for a uniform land tax to solve the fiscal crisis in 1787? | Assembly of Notables |
| What pledge was signed at Versailles on June 20, 1789, in which members of the National Assembly swore an oath not to disband until France had a constitution? | the Tennis Court Oath |
| Identify the intensely disliked Bourbon royal couple, both convicted of treason and executed in 1793 | Louis XVI and Marie Antoinette, of Austria |
| Who, as the leader of the Committee of Public Safety, established the Terror, and was executed in 1794? | Maximillian Robespierre |
| What was the faction of well of republican professionals, lawyers, and leaders who played a key role in the Legislative Assembly by trying to slow down the pace of the revolution? | the Girondists |
| What was name for the radical faction of Jacobins whose members sat on the highest benches in the Assembly? | the Mountain |
