Question

1. what was the tennis court oath?

a promise to build more tennis courts
a vow to remain in session until a new constitution was created
an agreement to support the kings policies
a pledge to overthrow the monarchy

1. what was the significance of the storming of the bastille?

it freed thousands of political prisoners
it provided weapons for the revolutionaries
it became a symbol of the end of the old regime
it led to the immediate abdication of the king

1. why did the third estate break away from the estates - general

they wanted a communsit government
they feared being outvoted by the first and second estate again
they wanted to create their own country
to be able to change their name from third estate to first estate

Explanation:

• For question 8: The Tennis - Court Oath was a vow by the Third - Estate representatives to remain in session until a new constitution was created during the French Revolution.
• For question 9: The storming of the Bastille became a powerful symbol of the end of the old regime in France, representing the people's uprising against the monarchy and feudal system.
• For question 10: The Third Estate broke away from the Estates - General because they feared being outvoted by the First and Second Estates again, as the voting system in the Estates - General was unfair to them.

Answer:

1. B. A vow to remain in session until a new constitution was created
2. C. It became a symbol of the end of the old regime
3. B. They feared being outvoted by the first and second estate again