Unit 4 AP Euro Test Review

Who was involved in the partition of Poland?

• France, Austria, Russia

• Austria, Prussia, Russia

• Russia, Britain, France

• Austria, Prussia, France

What was the 7 Years War? (Summarized)

• It began in 1789 when conflict broke out between France and Britain. They were fighting over control of the slave trade.

• Perpetrated by Russia, Prussia, and Austria, by which Poland's size was progressively reduced until, after the final Partition, the state of Poland eased to exist.

• Was a war that involved most of the great powers and lesser powers of Europe over the issue of Maria Theresa's succession to the Hapsburg Monarchy.

• It began in 1756 when the fighting between French and colonists merged into a European conflict involving France, Austria, and Russia against Prussia and Britain.

What country did Fredrick the Great lead?

• Prussia

• Russia

• Austria

• France

Who was Catherine the Great?

• She was from Russia and led her army into France to gain Prussia more land.

• She was from Austria and led her army into Prussia to attack Fredrick the Greats army.

• She was from Russia and led her army into other colonies, capturing the land for her country.

• She was from France and led her army into Russia taking most of it's land.

What was Maria Theresa son's name?

• James II

• Joseph I

• James I

• Joseph II

What is a Enlightened Despot?

• An absolute ruler who uses enlightened ideas to rule.

• A system of rulers that make decisions together.

• An absolute ruler who uses their own ides to benefit themselves.

Fredrick II, Joseph II, Maria Theresa, and Catherine the Great were all Enlightened Despots.

• Yes

• No

Maria Theresa was more Enlightened than Joseph.

• Yes

• No

What was the Agriculture Revolution?

• ................................

• It was growing food shortages and lack of jobs in Europe.

• was a period of technological improvement and increased crop productivity.

• was the need to find ways to address the growing labor shortages in Europe.

what part did the Turnip and Clove play in agriculture?

• It grew the fastest so they planted a vast majority of it.

• It was used to fertilize the land after a year of crops that used up all the nutrients.

• They were in high demand because of their great taste.

• Many people used them because everything else was to experience to grow.