Question

After the French Revolution, the Jacobins split into two groups. The _______wanted to protect the middle class and the __________ wanted more change and wanted to get rid of King Louis XVI.
a.
National Convention & National Assembly
c.
Girondists & Mountains
b.
National Assembly & National Convention
d.
Mountains & Girondists

Answer 1

@Vallarylynn16

Answer 2

@iPwnBunnies @KendrickLamar2014

Answer 3

Please?

Answer 4

@raul_escobedo

Answer 5

Will give medal?

Answer 6

I have no idea, honestly, I've been looking around to see if anyone else has the answer, but I can't find it, I hope there's someone out there w/ better help ^.^

Answer 7

LOL me to I can't afford to fail this

Answer 8

@lolly

Answer 9

Its C

Answer 10

TY

Answer 11

Why did cities grow quickly during the Industrial Revolution?
a.
People loved city night life.
b.
Fewer workers were needed on farms.
c.
People fled rural pollution.
d.
People grew rich in cities.

Answer 12

B

Answer 13

The “enclosure system” was a contributing factor to the industrial revolution because it ____
a.
provided additional natural resources
c.
changed the way that landowners used their land
b.
gave peasants more money to spend on goods
d.
allowed additional textiles to be produced in the home

Answer 14

ty

Answer 15

Idk

Answer 16

HMMMM

Answer 17

Is this one of the questions:

Bonaparte’s coup d’etat led to the ____ legal system.
a.
Equal Rights Code
c.
Enlightenment Code
b.
Catholic Code
d.
Napoleonic Code

Answer 18

It was on my last try why?

Answer 19

cuz u already asked it a month ago

Answer 20

lol I think that the answer to taht question is D

Answer 21

http://inquus.org/updates/533ae02fe4b0b6802a5dd413

Answer 22

it is d :D

Answer 23

LOL I did xD

Answer 24

In English social and economic history, enclosure or inclosure[1] is the process which ends traditional rights such as mowing meadows for hay, or grazing livestock on common land formerly held in the open field system. Once enclosed, these uses of the land become restricted to the owner,

Answer 25

In France, the Second Estate was
a.
left to family members after death.
b.
the Catholic clergy.
c.
the nobles who lived in luxury.
d.
the bourgeoisie.

Answer 26

The answer is right here: http://quizlet.com/7199014/history-test-3-chapters-111213-flash-cards/original

Answer 27

It won't tell me the question or the answers on there >:(

Answer 28

Oh ok

Answer 29

Yeah

Answer 30

Although the industrial revolution had a major impact on Great Britain, it did not spread to other parts of Europe.


Please select the best answer from the choices provided

T
F

Answer 31

@MUZZAK

Answer 32

@Muzzack

Answer 33

im eating hot chips and-hot-hot-hot ahhh

Answer 34

LMFAO

Answer 35

F

Answer 36

Makes sense

Answer 37

I-CANT-UHH0-CANT EVEN-TAA-TALK

Answer 38

Industrial life changed society in all of the following ways except
a.
eliminated the need for a poor, working class
c.
a middle class developed
b.
women joined the workforce
d.
society became urbanize

Answer 39

LMFAO

Answer 40

a

Answer 41

Go chug some water

Answer 42

How does life change for women in the early 1800s?
a.
They began to work outside the home
c.
they enter political offices
b.
they began working on the farm
d.
they get the right to vote in England

Answer 43

Or just throw the rest of the bag in your mouth:)

Answer 44

i did uhh feels so good ahhhhh

Answer 45

Which one?

Answer 46

a

Answer 47

what grade are you

Answer 48

7th u?

Answer 49

8th grade
gtg going to camp sorry please medal me :), wish me luck, im going to the woods

Answer 50

Although it eventually had a huge impact on Britain, the Industrial Revolution started in America.


Please select the best answer from the choices provided

T
F

Answer 51

f

Answer 52

ty

Answer 53

Despite Robespierre’s desire for a Republic of Virtue, his rule and actions are referred to as
a.
the Reign of Righteousness
c.
the Reign of terror
b.
the National Assembly
d.
the Committee of Public Safety

Answer 54

LOL am I throwing the questions in your face or??

Answer 55

@Phebe

Answer 56

@Aimee98

Answer 57

Oh, lol hey

Answer 58

HI

Answer 59

Despite Robespierre’s desire for a Republic of Virtue, his rule and actions are referred to as
a.
the Reign of Righteousness
c.
the Reign of terror
b.
the National Assembly
d.
the Committee of Public Safety