Question

men who acted as the executive branch of the government under the directory. head of the committee of public safety before being executed in 1794. an agreement between napoleon and the catholic church, which restored some power to the church in france. fancy silk knee breeches worn by the rich. a person who takes a position in the political center. monarchy sans - culottes robespierre moderate continental system culottes five directors napoleonic code concordat of 1801 storming of the bastille a blockade initiated by napoleon in 1806 to prevent british goods from reaching europe. an event that occurred on july 14, 1789 and is commonly referred to as the start of the french revolution. a set of civil laws established by napoleon in 1804, which influenced legal systems around the world. a nickname for the commoners in france that wore long pants. autocracy governed by a ruler who usually inherits authority.

Explanation:

1. MONARCHY: Autocracy governed by a ruler who usually inherits authority.
2. SANS - CULOTTES: A nickname for the commoners in France that wore long pants.
3. ROBESPIERRE: Head of the Committee of Public Safety before being executed in 1794.
4. MODERATE: A person who takes a position in the political center.
5. CONTINENTAL SYSTEM: A blockade initiated by Napoleon in 1806 to prevent British goods from reaching Europe.
6. CULOTTES: Fancy silk knee breeches worn by the rich.
7. FIVE DIRECTORS: Men who acted as the executive branch of the government under the Directory.
8. NAPOLEONIC CODE: A set of civil laws established by Napoleon in 1804, which influenced legal systems around the world.
9. CONCORDAT OF 1801: An agreement between Napoleon and the Catholic Church, which restored some power to the Church in France.
10. STORMING OF THE BASTILLE: An event that occurred on July 14, 1789 and is commonly referred to as the start of the French Revolution.

Answer:

1. MONARCHY: Autocracy governed by a ruler who usually inherits authority.
2. SANS - CULOTTES: A nickname for the commoners in France that wore long pants.
3. ROBESPIERRE: Head of the Committee of Public Safety before being executed in 1794.
4. MODERATE: A person who takes a position in the political center.
5. CONTINENTAL SYSTEM: A blockade initiated by Napoleon in 1806 to prevent British goods from reaching Europe.
6. CULOTTES: Fancy silk knee breeches worn by the rich.
7. FIVE DIRECTORS: Men who acted as the executive branch of the government under the Directory.
8. NAPOLEONIC CODE: A set of civil laws established by Napoleon in 1804, which influenced legal systems around the world.
9. CONCORDAT OF 1801: An agreement between Napoleon and the Catholic Church, which restored some power to the Church in France.
10. STORMING OF THE BASTILLE: An event that occurred on July 14, 1789 and is commonly referred to as the start of the French Revolution.