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Jules Grévy Quiz
The Grévy Quiz: Testing Your Knowledge on France's 4th President
Updated: Mar 09, 2024
Travel back in time with our quiz on Jules Grévy, the fourth President of France. Test your knowledge on this influential historical figure in just a few quick questions!
Get ready to test your Jules Grévy knowledge to the max with this tricky quiz! Featuring 31 questions on a wide range of Jules Grévy topics, it's not for the casual fan. Only the most dedicated enthusiasts will be able to answer them all correctly. So what are you waiting for?
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Jean Paul Grévy
Jules François Grévy
François Judith Paul Grévy
Jules Paul Grévy
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15 August 1807
15 August 1827
15 August 1817
15 August 1837
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12 Years, From 1877 To 1889
6 Years, From 1883 To 1889
10 Years, From 1881 To 1891
8 Years, From 1879 To 1887
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The Liberal Monarchists
The Socialist Union
The Conservative Democrats
The Moderate Republicans
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First Real Republican President Of France
First Monarchist President Of France
First Socialist President Of France
First Imperialist President Of France
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Alsace
Côte-d'Or
Haut-Rhin
Jura
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Lyon
Paris
Marseille
Toulouse
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1871
1848
1860
1851
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The Paris Commune Of 1871
The July Revolution Of 1830
The French Revolution Of 1848
The French Revolution Of 1789
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Louis-Philippe I
Napoleon III
Louis-Napoléon Bonaparte
Charles X
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He Was Briefly Imprisoned
He Escaped To Switzerland
He Was Elected President
He Was Exiled
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The Restoration Of The Monarchy
The Start Of The Third French Empire
The Formation Of The French Fourth Republic
The Downfall Of The Second French Empire
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He Wanted To Abolish Executive Authority
He Wanted To Increase Executive Authority
He Wanted To Maintain Existing Executive Authority
He Wanted To Reduce Executive Authority
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He Embraced Colonialism
He Provoked International Conflicts
He Strove For Peaceful Relations
He Isolated France From The Rest Of The World
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A Personal Health Crisis
An International Crisis
A Military Coup
A Political Scandal Involving His Son-in-law
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Yes
No
He Was Partially Implicated
It Remains Unknown
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The Restoration Of The French Monarchy
The Downfall Of The French Third Republic
The Start Of The French Fourth Republic
The Consolidation Of The French Third Republic
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1883
1887
1885
1879
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Yes, After His Presidency
Yes, Before His Presidency
Yes, During The 1851 Coup D'état
No
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This Is Unknown
He Supported Colonialism
He Opposed Colonialism
He Was Neutral On Colonialism
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No, He Favored Maintaining It
No, He Favored Reducing It
Yes
No, He Favored Abolishing It
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Adolphe Thiers
Albert, Duc De Broglie
Patrice De MacMahon
Marie François Jules Grevy
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He Retired To His Home In Pars
He Retired To A Quiet Village
He Did Not Retire
He Retired From Political Life
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This Information Is Not Recorded
Positive
Neutral
Negative
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10 Years
9 Years
8 Years
7 Years
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Population, Healthcare, Education
Education, Justice, Foreign Affairs
Defense, Internal Order, Foreign Relations
Economy, Transport, International Trade
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Empowering The Courts
Maintaining Balance Of Power
Emphasizing Presidential Power
Shifting Executive Authority To The Parliament
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Rise Of The French Monarchy
Fall Of The Second French Empire
Establishment Of The French Fourth Republic
Collapse Of The French First Republic
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There Were Many International Crises
The Regime Was Highly Monetarist
No, Cabinets Consistently Changed
Yes
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Only One Lasted More Than A Year
No, None Lasted More Than A Year
It's Not Clear From The Records
Yes, Many Lasted More Than A Year
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Apr 21, 1896
Sep 9, 1891
Jun 22, 1931
Nov 15, 1877
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