Analyze results of the French Revolution

Analyze results of the French Revolution
In his essay “On Liberty” (1859), John Stuart Mill wrote, “If all mankind
minus one were of one opinion, mankind would be no more justified in
silencing that one person than he, if he had the power, would be justified
in silencing mankind.” This idea is best represented in the
(A) Declaration of the Rights of Man
(B) Fifth Amendment to the US Constitution
(C) Declaration of Independence
(D) First Amendment to the US Constitution
(E) Articles of Confederation
155. Napoleon might be called an heir of the French Revolution because he
(A) spread the ideas of equality of law and religious toleration throughout
Europe
(B) created an absolute monarchy in France
(C) gave the Catholic Church control over European religious matters
(D) stressed the importance of birth as a criterion for advancement
(E) denounced the idea of an aristocracy of merit
156. Which estate began the French Revolution against the monarchy?
(A) First Estate
(B) Second Estate
(C) Third Estate
(D) Fourth Estate
(E) Fifth Estate
157. All of the following are true regarding Simón Bolívar EXCEPT that
(A) he declared himself dictator in 1828 and barely escaped assassination
the next night
(B) his victory at Boyacá in 1819 capped one of the greatest military
campaigns in history
(C) he advocated a united South America
(D) he detested the French Revolution as an example of what might
happen if the masses gained power
(E) he wrote La Carta de Jamaica to justify revolution and republican
government in Spanish America
158. All of the following were results of the French Revolution EXCEPT
(A) the Declaration of the Rights of Man
(B) the end of feudalism in France
(C) restrictions on the independence of the Catholic Church
(D) creation of a stable, limited monarchy in France
(E) the emancipation of the Jews of France