After the Second World War, a(n) ________ form of government was established in France.
A. republic
B. constitutional monarchy
C. constitutional dictatorship
D. authoritarian
E. feudalistic
Q. 2Which of the following was a consequence of the French Revolution?
A. It replaced all types of French dictatorships with a representative government.
B. It marked the end of monarchy in France.
C. Its ideology became the principal driving force for dictators around the world.
D. It replaced long-held values associated with monarchy in France like obedience to
one's supposed social betters.
E. It marked the shift of French society from a Catholic one to a Protestant one.
Q. 3Federalism is created generally in the wake of
a. a strong, authoritarian leader
b. weak, multiparty government
c. as a response to a strong central bureaucracy
d. activist courts
e. none of the above
Q. 4Switzerland is a country characterized by
a. Deep Racial diversity
b. Deep seated class distinctions
c. Highest income inequality in Europe
d. Significant religious and linguistic diversity
e. None of the above
Q. 5Which of the following events led to the end of France's Second Republic?
A. The rise of the Orleans' line of descendants to the French monarchy in 1830.
B. The storming of the Bastille prison in 1789.
C. The defeat of Napoleon Bonaparte at the Battle of Waterloo in 1815.
D. The capture of Louis Napoleon by German forces during the Franco-Prussian War in
1870.
E. The coup d'tat staged by Louis Napoleon in 1851.
Q. 6During the French Revolution, what was the purpose of the National Assembly?
A. to be the new French parliament completely abolishing monarchy
B. to be the representative body of the French middle class in political decision making
C. to be the constitutional arm of the monarchy which represented the upper classes
D. to be a convening place for the monarchy, clergy, and the nobility
E. to represent the monarchy exclusively in French parliament
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