Unit 5 Review Quiz

Who created the largest empire in Europe since the Romans?

• Horatio Nelson

• British Navy

• Napoleon Bonaparte

• The Spanish

What was one of the effects of the naval Battle of Trafalgar?

• Napoleon expanded his empire

• It started the 100 years war

• It ensured the supremacy of the British Navy for the next 100 years

• It led to the independence of the Grand Duchy of Warsaw

Which territories did Napoleon control by 1812?

• Britain, Spain, and France

• Spain, Grand Duchy of Warsaw, and German Kingdoms

• France, Italy, and Portugal

• German Kingdoms, Britain, and Grand Duchy of Warsaw

What caused Napoleon to invade Russia?

• A personal vendetta against the Russian Tsar

• Breakdown of the Russian-French alliance

• An invitation from the Russian monarchy

• Economic pressures in France

What was the condition of Moscow when Napoleon reached it?

• The city welcomed him as a liberator

• It was abandoned and in flames

• It was heavily fortified and defended

• It was already captured by another invading force

What was the impact of the Russian winter on Napoleon's campaign?

• It had no significant effect

• It provided a strategic advantage to Napoleon

• It helped to replenish Napoleon's supplies

• It took a toll on the French troops

How did the invasion of Russia affect the strength of the French and allied invasion forces?

• It increased their strength significantly

• It had no impact on their strength

• It reduced their strength to a small fraction of their initial strength

• It doubled their strength due to new alliances

What were central to Enlightenment thought that allowed humans to understand the universe and improve their own condition?

• The use and celebration of logic and reason

• The development of new forms of art

• The expansion of monarchical power

• The discovery of new continents

Which development of the Western European Renaissance most influenced the Enlightenment?

• The Scientific Revolution

• The Protestant Reformation

• Greek Philosophy

• The Counter Reformation

According to John Locke, whose job is it to protect natural rights?

• The Church

• People, by Social Contract

• Governments

• God