National Values of France and U.S.A

Question 1

French National Values

Answer 1

Liberté, Égalité, Fraternité

Question 2

Liberty

Answer 2

Being free to do what you want, without someone unfairly controlling you.

Question 3

Equality

Answer 3

Everyone having the same rights and opportunities.

Question 4

Fraternité

Answer 4

People acting like brothers and sisters, supporting and caring for each other.

Question 5

Droits de l’Homme (Human Rights)

Answer 5

Basic rights that every person should have.

Question 6

Democracy

Answer 6

A type of government where everyone gets to vote and have a say.

Question 7

République (Republic)

Answer 7

A country without a king or queen, where people elect leaders.

Question 8

American National Values

Answer 8

Life, Liberty, and the Pursuit of Happiness

Question 9

Independence (American)

Answer 9

Being able to take care of yourself and make your own decisions.

Question 10

The year the French Revolution starts.

Answer 10

1789

Question 11

Year the Declaration of the Rights of Man and of the Citizen is made.

Answer 11

1791

Question 12

Third French Republic starts, making “Liberté, Égalité, Fraternité” very important.

Answer 12

1870

Question 13

Declaration of the Rights of Man and the Citizen

Answer 13

Important French document about human rights.

Question 14

French Constitution

Answer 14

The rules for how France is governed.

Question 15

Date (Month, Day, Year )the Declaration of Independence is signed.

Answer 15

July 4, 1776

Question 16

The year the U.S. Constitution is signed

Answer 16

1787

Question 17

The year the Bill of Rights is added to the Constitution

Answer 17

1791

Question 18

Declaration of Independence

Answer 18

America is free from British rule.

Question 19

U.S. Constitution

Answer 19

The main rules for the USA.

Question 20

Bill of Rights

Answer 20

The first ten changes to the Constitution, giving people important rights.

Question 21

Reason

Answer 21

Using your mind to think and make good decisions.

Question 22

Individualism

Answer 22

Believing each person is important and has rights.

Question 23

Skepticism

Answer 23

Doubting and questioning things instead of just believing them.

Question 24

Secularism

Answer 24

Keeping religion separate from government.

Question 25

Social Contract

Answer 25

An agreement among people to form a society and follow its rules.

Question 26

Empiricism

Answer 26

Learning from experience and what you see and feel.