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The French Revolution ended when a military leader–Napoleon Bonaparte–took control of the government ina coup d’état. The people of France were so exacerbated with the corrupt mismanagement of the Directory that they were willing to return to a form of monarchy. What mistakes were made during the French Revolution that caused people to lose faith in the idea of a republic guaranteeing essential freedoms?  \n_______________________________________________________________________________________________  \n________________________________________________________________________________________________  \n________________________________________________________________________________________________  \n________________________________________________________________________________________________  \n2. Describe four effects of the French Revolution.  \n________________________________________________________________________________________________  \n________________________________________________________________________________________________  \n________________________________________________________________________________________________  \n\n| 3. | Imagine that you are a woman, a devotee of Enlightenment ideas and advocate of women’s rights, during the French Revolution. What might be your reaction to the revolutionary reforms and actions you see? |\n| --- | --- |\n\n________________________________________________________________________________________________  \n________________________________________________________________________________________________  \n________________________________________________________________________________________________  \n4. Many historians argue that forces of causation play a bigger role than individual people in bringing about change. For example, the long-standing problems in France would have led to changes in the government regardless ofwho the king and queen were or who led the revolution. Do you agree or disagree? Explain your answer.  \n________________________________________________________________________________________________  \n________________________________________________________________________________________________  \n________________________________________________________________________________________________  \n\n| 5. | Some historians have argued that the Reign of Terror was a necessary evil–that without it, the nobility would have regained power and restored the Old Regime. Do you agree or disagree? 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