What is the constitution of 1791?

Answer 1

One of the main provisions of the Constitution of 1791 was to redefine the organization of the French government. It also redefined the organization of citizenship and what the government could do.Ê

Answer 2

It is to set up a limited monarchy in place of the absolute monarchy. The Legislative Assembly was in charge of making laws, collecting taxes, and deciding on issues involving war and peace. The law makers were to be elected by tax paying men citizens over the age of 25. To the Moderate reformers, the Constitution of 1791 had completed the revolution. It gave equality to everyone before the law for all male citizens and ended Church interference in the government. At the same time, it gave the power to only the men.

Answer 3

It is the first French Constitution, written after the French revolution and the fall of King Louis XVI.

Answer 4

It led to the creation of the Legislative Assembly.

It created a limited monarchy and decreased the power of Louis XVI.

Answer 5

The Constitution of 1791 established popular sovereignty. It was the first written constitution in France and was similar to the United States Constitution.

Answer 6

The provision of the Constitution of 1791 gave citizens natural and civil rights. This also gave them access to employment.

Answer 7

I'm not sure exactly what you're asking but the Bill of Rights was adopted December 15, 1791.

Answer 8

The constitution the year 1791 was a big thing. The constitution was what gave people freedom.