7. when did the deputies of the CPS pass a decree that suspended the constitution with its one man one vote?
March 1791
October 1793
December 1792
January 1794
8. by when did the Jacobin Government succeed in the dictatorship of the CPS?
beginning of 1794
a long time ago, in a galaxy far far far away
end of 1793
september 1793
9. when were the Indulgents removed, convicted and guillotined the next day?
23rd August 1794
26th September 1794
5th April 1794
19th March 1794
10. when was the trial of 21 Girondins begin?
13th June 1789
22nd October 1793
when they felt like it
23rd March 1790
11. who did the CPS have control over at the end of 1793?
Paris Parlement
Sans-Culottes
Jacobins
Girondins
12. In 1794, the CPS faced which challenges?
both answers
The Indulgents, a faction led by Danton, campaigned to the end of the terror. The mood had changed in Paris and Robespierre seemed to be siding with the Indulgents.
A clemecy committee that was set up.
13. Ture or False: after Thermidor the serviving members of the CPS tried to continue the Terror, but deputies of th eNational Convention reasserted their control to end it.
True
False
why am i still taking this quiz?
14. which groups did the Law of FRimaire confirm had full executive powers, including control of local goverenment, which enabled them to break the power of the sans-culottes in the Paris Commune?
only the CGS
CGS and CPS
Jaconins and CPS
only the Jacobins
15. When did the Terror come to an abrupt end in the bloodbath of Thermidor?
March 1794
October 1794
July 1794
January 1794
May 1794
16. when did the Hébertists get released and accuse both the Indulgents and the CPS of betraying the revolution and called for a popular rising?
December 1793
Febuary 1794
September 1793
April 1794
17. True or False: Robespierre and his close associates on the CPs, Couthon and Saint Just, were arrested. Later that day they escaped and went to the Paris Commune to try and rally their supporters against those of the National Convention. They failed.
True
False
18. Following Danton's fall no one dared challenge the CPS. its surviving members carried on with centralising control and repression and passed new laws. How many members of the CPS remained?
19
23
11
5
19. the Law of General Police banned who from doing what?
former nobles and foreigners from living in ports and frontier towns
nobles from coming back into the country
Sans-culottes from being members of political clubs and speaking publically
20. when were the 21 Girondins convicted and guillotined?
