1. Jeopardy! English Civil War Glorious Revolution Estates General
The Terror
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2. $100 Question from 1789 This prison was the symbol of the Old
Regime. It was stormed and taken
down by the revolutionaries.

3. $100 Answer from 1789
Bastille

4. $200 Question from 1789 Thousands of women marched to the
king’s palace at this site to protest
the price of bread.

5. $200 Answer from 1789
Versailles

6. $300 Question from 1789 The group within the Third Estate who
led the revolution were from which
group.

7. $300 Answer from 1789
Bourgeoisie

8. $400 Question from 1789
At the tennis court, what did the members of the Third Estate vow to do?

9. $400 Answer from 1789
Not to disband until they had
a constitution

10. $500 Question from 1789 This is when peasants starting killing
nobles in the French countryside soon
after the start of the revolution.

11. $500 Answer from 1789
Great Fear

12. $100 Question from Estates General
The Third Estate abandoned the
Estates General and founded this
legislative body on the Tennis Court.

13. $100 Answer from Estates General
the National Assembly

14. $200 Question from Estates General
This French king called the Estates in
an attempt to solve France’s economic
problems.

15. $200 Answer from Estates General
Louis XVI

16. $300 Question from Estates General
Why did the king need to call an
Estates General?

17. $300 Answer from Estates General
France’s financial problems

18. $400 Question from Estates General
The people in this Estate owned
10 percent of French land and
received tithes to boot.

19. $400 Answer from Estates General
First Estate (Clergy)

20. $500 Question from Estates General
What did the king do to the Third
Estate at the Estates General after
they complained about voting
procedures.

21. $500 Answer from Estates General
He locked them out of their
chambers.

22. $100 Question from Anything Goes
She was the queen of France who maybe
said ‘Let them eat cake.’

23. $100 Answer from Anything Goes
Marie Antoinette

24. $200 Question from Anything Goes
This is the belief that the ‘right to rule
comes from God.’ The first Stuart kings
of England like to throw it around.

25. $200 Answer from Anything Goes
Divine Right

26. $300 Question from Anything Goes
Her death in 1603 led the first Stuart
king of England just because she didn’t
want to get married.

27. $300 Answer from Anything Goes
Queen Elizabeth I

28. $400 Question from Anything Goes
The queen of France during the French
Revolution was actually from this
country.

29. $400 Answer from Anything Goes
Austria

30. $500 Question from Anything Goes
The misnamed Committee of Public Safety
emerged from this governing body in
France in 1793.

31. $500 Answer from Anything Goes
the National Convention

32. $100 Question from Glorious Revolution
They were the king and queen of
England following the Glorious
Revolution in 1689.

33. $100 Answer from Glorious Revolution
William and Mary

34. $200 Question from Glorious Revolution
The new king and queen were forced
to sign this in The English consider
it an important part of their ‘constitution.’

35. $200 Answer from Glorious Revolution
Bill of Rights

36. $300 Question from Glorious Revolution
He was the Catholic king of England
prior to the Glorious Revolution. He just
got out of England with his head.

37. $300 Answer from Glorious Revolution
James II

38. $400 Question from Glorious Revolution
His death in 1665 left England with a
Catholic monarch for the first time in more
than 100 years. He was known as the
‘Merry Monarch.’

39. $400 Answer from Glorious Revolution
Charles II

40. $500 Question from Glorious Revolution
These two political parties both agreed
that the Catholic king had to go as they
feared a Catholic dynasty and possibly
another civil war (might be the last time
two political parties agreed with each
other, btw  .)

41. $500 Answer from Glorious Revolution
Whigs and Tories

42. $100 Question from English Civil War
His head was chopped off in 1649 at
the end of the war.

43. $100 Answer from English Civil War
Charles I

44. $200 Question from English Civil War
He lead the new model army to
victory in the English Civil War.

45. $200 Answer from English Civil War
Oliver Cromwell

46. $300 Question from English Civil War
He was the first Stuart king of England.
He did not deal well with Parliament.

47. $300 Answer from English Civil War
James I

48. $400 Question from English Civil War
The king signed this in 1628 to get money
from Parliament. It further reduced the
power of the king. (BTW…he didn’t pay
any attention to it after he signed it.)

49. $400 Answer from English Civil War
The Petition of Right

50. $500 Question from English Civil War
This religious group was largely voted into the English Parliament prior to the English Civil War giving them much power.

51. $500 Answer from English Civil War
Puritans

52. $100 Question from The Terror
This “machine” became one of the
biggest symbols of the revolution.

53. $100 Answer from The Terror
Guillotine

54. $200 Question from The Terror
He led the Terror as the head of
the Committee of Public Safety.

55. $200 Answer from The Terror
Robespierre

56. $400 Question from The Terror
This group felt that the revolution had
gone too far during the Terror. Many
lost their heads because of this belief.

57. $400 Answer from The Terror
Girondists

58. $300 Question from The Terror
The political party dominated France
during the terror. To protect the
republic/democracy they forced many to
lose their heads.

59. $300 Answer from The Terror
Jacobins

60. $500 Question from The Terror
About how many people died during the
Terror in 1793 – 1794? (A very bloody
way to get democracy if you asked me.)
Must be within 5,000.

61. $500 Answer from The Terror
40,000

62. Final Jeopardy The new National Assembly in France
in 1789 signed this document into law which abolished the Estate system and made everyone equal. The king actually signed it too.

63. Final Jeopardy Answer The Declaration of the Rights of Man
and Citizen.