📌 The French Revolution resulted from difficulties that reinforced one another and transformed a social and economic crisis into a political crisis.
1. Regarding the causes of the French Revolution, which statements are correct?
2. A nation is best defined as which of the following?
3. Which statements correctly distinguish sovereignty before and after 1789?
What transformed a social and economic crisis into a political crisis in France?
Difficulties that reinforced one another.
What defines a nation in terms of people and territory?
A large group united by language, culture, and common territory.
Who held sovereign authority before 1789 in France?
The king.
After 1789, to whom did sovereignty belong in France?
The nation.
What did the Third Estate deputies form on 17 June 1789?
The National Assembly.
Where did deputies gather on 20 June 1789 after being prevented from their usual hall?
At the Tennis Court.
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