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This test consists of 5 multiple choice questions, 5 short answer questions, and 10 short essay questions.

Multiple Choice Questions

1. How does King Louis show his support for the new government?
(a) He dons their colors.
(b) He gives them money.
(c) He chants their motto.
(d) He writes a newspaoer column.

2. Where does Axel say he can help the King escape to?
(a) Demark.
(b) England.
(c) Sweden.
(d) Russia.

3. What country's forces started to gather at the French border in 1792?
(a) Poland.
(b) Hungary.
(c) Austria.
(d) Britain.

4. What was the first stages Antoinette took to prepare for their escape?
(a) Arranged for her brother to find them a place to live.
(b) Borrowed as much money as possible.
(c) Sent everything they would need in exile out of the country.
(d) Found schools for her children.

5. Why does Louis refuse to escape with Axel?
(a) He has accepted his fate.
(b) He won't leave his family behind.
(c) He doesn't like Axel.
(d) He wants to face the people.

Short Answer Questions

1. What is the name of the old Parisian fortress the protesters storm?

2. Who is it said were more eager to go to war with France than Austria in 1792?

3. What was Lomenie de Brienne's position in the court?

4. What important person dies at the end of this section?

5. What do the Parisians mob in this section?

Short Essay Questions

1. Why does Antoinette want to get away from Paris?

2. What problems does the King cause in Paris?

3. How did the crowds react to the king calling in the military?

4. How was the climate of the court changing?

5. How do Antoinette and her family plan to escape the Tuileries?

6. What was life like in Paris in 1790?

7. Why is Mirabeau important to the king?

8. How does France celebrate the one year anniversary of the Bastille invasion?

9. What problems was Marie Antoinette's son suffering from?

10. How do the crowds react to seeing Antoinette and her family at the end of this section?

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