The following concepts will be on the French Revolution Quiz on Wednesday, 24 January. This is not a review and will not expand all concepts, but is a good starting point for your studying.

For the complete and more detailed notes, click on the links (French Revolution Quiz Study Guide) to the notes, videos, and other resources.

Part I: Vocabulary

The following terms will be on the quiz.

• Nationalism

• Conservatism

• Liberalism

• Legitimacy

• Absolute Monarchy

• Limited Monarchy

• Third Estate

Part II: Documents

The following documents will be on the quiz.

• Declaration of the Rights of Man and of the Citizen
• Magna Carta
• English Bill of Rights

Part III: Absolute Monarchy

For more details and the complete notes, see Absolute Monarchy in Europe. The notes guide for this lecture is attached below.

Absolute Monarchy Notes Guide.pdf

1. What is Absolute Monarchy and how did monarchs justify it?
2. How did Louis XIV and Peter the Great exercise absolute power in France and Russia?

Part IV: Limited Monarchy

For more details and the complete notes, see Limited Monarchy in England. The notes guide for this lecture is attached below.

Limited Monarchy Notes Guide.pdf

1. How did the Magna Carta and English Bill of Rights change the monarchy in England?

Part V: American Revolution Stations

For the stations assignment, see the attachment. The complete stations are available for viewing in American Revolution Stations.

American Rev Stations.pdf

1. What were the causes of the American Revolution?

Part VI: The French Revolution

The French Revolution lesson was divided into two parts.

For more details and the complete notes, see The French Revolution. The notes guide for this lecture is attached below.

French Revolution Part 1 Notes Guide.pdf