When the Self-Declared National Assembly Was Locked Out of Its

question 65

Multiple Choice

When the self-declared National Assembly was locked out of its meeting hall, it

• A)dissolved itself, but the revolutionary momentum was taken over by the sans-culottes, who promptly stormed the Bastille.
• B)took the Tennis Court Oath to meet until a constitution was produced.
• C)proclaimed the Declaration of the Rights of Man and Citizen.
• D)found several servants at Versailles to open the door.
• E)assembled in the streets of Paris and attracted mobs of Parisian laborers.

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