The French Revolution Practice Test

The creation of a stable socialist republic with universal male suffrage and permanent price controls enforced by sans-culotte militias.

The immediate restoration of the Bourbon monarchy with full absolutist powers, dissolving all revolutionary assemblies and constitutions.

A renewed escalation of the Terror under a strengthened Committee of Public Safety, expanding executions and tightening controls on political speech.

A successful federalist decentralization, granting provinces sovereignty and eliminating Paris as the political center of France permanently.

A conservative turn that curtailed radical clubs and reduced state coercion, while shifting power toward property-owning elites in the new political order.