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Which social order represented the vast majority of French citizens before 1789?
Answer: Third Estate
Why: While the First and Second Estates held clergy and nobility, the Third Estate represented about 98 percent of France.
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What was the symbolic flower of the French royal family?
Answer: Fleur-de-lis
Why: Early kings strewed their blue shield with them; in 1376 Charles V cut the arms down to just three, said to honour the Trinity.
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How many men sat on the Committee of Public Safety?
Answer: Twelve
Why: Created on 6 April 1793, it began with nine members and ran France from the Pavillon de Flore, now part of the Louvre.
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What October 1789 event saw Parisian women storm the royal palace?
Answer: The Women's March on Versailles
Why: The marchers covered some 20 kilometres in driving rain, and the next day the crowd escorted the king back to Paris.
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How many days were in a French Revolutionary Calendar week?
Answer: Ten
Why: Each month held three of these cycles, and the tenth day, décadi, replaced Sunday as the day of rest and festivity.
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What did the revolutionary calendar rename the month of July?
Answer: Thermidor
Why: The poet Fabre d'Églantine named it from the Greek for summer heat, and it began on 19 or 20 July.