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A) against taxation.
B) in support of the Catholic tradition.
C) in support of royalism.
D) against conscription.
E) all of the above
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A) Priests were dismissed and church closed in many regions.
B) Churches were stripped of items that could be used to support the war effort.
C) Robespierre was the primary supporter of de-Christianization.
D) The Convention drew up a Republican calendar to replace the Old Christian calendar.
E) The cathedral of Notre Dame hosted a celebration of the goddess Reason.
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A) getting younger sons influential positions in clerical orders.
B) buying land in the French countryside and living like nobles.
C) striving for university professorships if their sons were qualified.
D) seeking high positions in the colonies.
E) reinvestment in industry and patronage of the arts.
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A) issued a manifesto of their own declaring neutrality in the war.
B) attacked Louis XVI's palace and massacred hundred of his supporters.
C) arrested and executed Robespierre.
D) proclaimed their loyalty to Napoleon.
E) none of the above
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A) democrats
B) individuals favoring the 1789-1791 political system
C) members of the bourgeoisie who attempted to continue Robespierre's policies
D) "madmen" who stoke the fire of sans-culotte anger
E) socialists
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A) debt remaining from earlier wars.
B) the poverty of France.
C) tax exemptions for and tax evasion by the nobility, the clergy, and the wealthy bourgeoisie.
D) an inefficient tax collection system.
E) well-meaning but ineffective leadership.
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A) an upper clergy associated with the nobility.
B) a lower clergy (parish priests) associated with commoners.
C) exemption from royal taxes.
D) possession of 30 percent of the land in France.
E) a state within a state, including censorship and tithes.
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A) on the road to Versailles during a protest march.
B) at the meeting place of the parlement of Paris.
C) at the Bastille.
D) on a tennis court.
E) in the Paris grain market.
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A) registering births, marriages, and deaths.
B) censoring books.
C) collecting the tithe.
D) controlling public worship.
E) all of the above
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A) his continued immense popularity in France.
B) that Napoleon thoroughly understood the French soldier.
C) Napoleon's supreme self-confidence.
D) the weakness of the restored Bourbon dynasty in France.
E) all of the above
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A) believed that the bourgeoisie was becoming the new privileged class.
B) envisioned a nation of small shopkeepers and farmers rather than one of big business and a truly free market.
C) believed laws should be passed to reduce economic inequality.
D) demanded that wages be increased and prices on food be controlled.
E) all of the above
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