Question

source 8.2 representing the declaration
jean - jacques le barbier | declaration of the
rights of man and citizen (painting) | ca. 1789
8 multiple choice 1 point
who painted this image, and when did he paint it?
it was painted by jean - jacques rousseau in opposition to napoleons return of
power in france.
it was painted by jean - jacques le barbier shortly after the outbreak of the
french revolution.
it was painted by jacques - louis david to celebrate napoleons seizure of power
in france.
it was painted by an unknown artist shortly before the outbreak of the french
revolution.
9 multiple answer 1 point
source 8.2 provides evidence relating to which of the following? select all that apply.
the role of statements of rights, like the united states declaration of
independence, in defining human rights
efforts to chart the rights of all full participants in society
the assertion that inalienable rights should exist to women
the expansion of rights to specific subgroups within a wider society
10 multiple choice 1 point

Explanation:

(Question 8):
The source explicitly labels the work as JEAN-JACQUES LE BARBIER | Declaration of the Rights of Man and Citizen (Painting) | ca. 1789. The French Revolution began in 1789, so this matches the timeline and artist given.

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(Question 9):

1. The work is the Declaration of the Rights of Man and Citizen, a foundational rights document analogous to the US Declaration of Independence, so it provides evidence for the first option.
2. The declaration was intended to outline universal rights for male citizens of France, so it counts as an effort to chart rights for full societal participants, matching the second option.
3. The 1789 Declaration did not extend inalienable rights to women (this came later with documents like the Declaration of the Rights of Woman and the Female Citizen), so the third option is incorrect.
4. The document focused on general male citizen rights, not expanding rights to specific marginalized subgroups, so the fourth option is incorrect.

Answer:

(Question 8):
B. It was painted by Jean-Jacques Le Barbier shortly after the outbreak of the French Revolution.