Unit 5/6 Test Review

Napoleon’s Concordant with the Catholic Church accomplished all except

• establishing Roman Catholicism as the only legitimate religion in France

• requiring clergy to swear an oath of loyalty to the state

• giving the French state the right to name bishops

• 
  declaring Catholicism the religion of the majority of French citizens

The Continental System was designed to

• 
  cut off British trade with the rest of Europe

• 
  funnel taxes from conquered territories back to France

• establish French political control of Europe

• establish supply lines for Napoleon’s far flung forces

Napoleon invaded the Ottoman Empire to

• prevent the British fleet from communicating with India and damage trade

• obtain antiquities to enhance his empire

• establish a base for re-creating the Alexandrian Empire of France

• Thwart Ottoman invasions into the southern flank of Europe

Which statement best describes Napoleon’s treatment of his relatives he placed in control of European kingdoms

• he gave them orders and expected them to be carried out

• he generally allowed them to make decisions

• gave them considerable autonomy but expected to be consulted on important decisions

• he placed them only in unimportant kingdoms

Among the greatest difficulties Napoleon’s armies faced in Spain were

• guerrilla bands

• 
  Portuguese troops

• outbreaks of typhoid and malaria

• 
  

  lack of supplies

Robespierre argued that terror was

• a consequence of the general principle of democracy applied to a pressing need

• 
  a ritual of the “Cult of the Supreme Being”

• an unfortunate, but necessary, consequence of circumstances

• 
  the nefarious activities of counterrevolutionary forces within the republic

The Romantic Movement had roots in all of the following except

• the neoclassicism of the eighteenth century

• dramatic German poetry

• 
  Protestants devotion and personal piety

• 
  the individualism of the Renaissance

Perhaps one of the greatest results from Napoleons campaign in Egypt was

• 
  discovery of the Rosetta stone

• 
  renewed interest in the Crusades

• 
  a fresh attitude toward Muslims

• 
  discovery of the code of Hammurabi

What year/s did the Reign of Terror take place?

• 1793-1794

• 
  1792-1796

• 
  1786

• 
  1795

What years was the Continental System in place?

• 1806-1814

• 1804-1805

• 
  1792-1801

• 
  1793-1794