The History of the Czech Republic

The first states in our territory in a chronological order were

• Great Moravian Empire,

  Samo´s Empire,

  Czech State

• Samo´s Empire,

  Great Moravian Empire,

  Czech State

• Samo´s Empire,

  Czech State,

  Great Moravian Empire

• Czech State,

  Great Moravian Empire,

  Holy Roman Empire

Who were Cyril and Methodius?

• The missionaries who translated the Bible into Czech language

• The missionaries who popularised Christianity in our territory, created the first alphabet here.

• Rulers of Great Moravian Empire who invited Christian missionaries

• Creators of the first Slavonic Chronicle, called Glagolitsa

Which order of dynasties on the Czech throne in chronologically correct?

• Přemyslid

  Jagellon

  Luxembourg

  Habsburk

• Jagellon

  Přemyslid

  Luxembourg

  Habsburk

• Přemyslid

  Luxembourg

  Habsburk

  Jagellon

• Přemyslid

  Luxembourg

  Jagellon

  Habsburk

Which Czech king became the Holy Roman Emperor?

• Charles IV

• Přemysl Otakar II

• John of Luxembourg

• Rudolph II

Charles University was...

• the first university in Central Europe

• the first university in Europe

• the first university in the world

• the first university in the Czech Republic

Which of the following did Carles IV NOT built (had it built)?

• New Town in Prague

• Charles Bridge

• St Vitus Cathedral

• Old Town Square

Charles IV was a

• Habsburg

• Jagellon

• Luxembourg

• Přemyslid

Who was Jan Hus?

• An missionaire who established a new church - the Hussite Church

• Famous Czech bishop. He wanted to reform the Catholic Church

• Professor, dean, and rector of Charles University. He wanted to reform the Catholic Church

• A leader of the Hussite tribes against Crusaders

Jan Hus was

• sent to Brixen to be burnt at the stake as a heretic

• sent to Constance to be burnt at the bonfire

• tried by the Church council in Constance and burnt at the stake as a heretic

• sent to Church council in Constance and burnt at the bonfire as a heretic

The millitary leaders of the Hussite Movement were...

• Jan Žižka and Prokop Holý

• Jan Žižka and Jakub Krčín

• Jan Žižka and Kryštof Harant

• Jan Žižka and Albrecht Valdštejn