Frederick the Great and the Third Silesian War

What was Frederick's strategic mistake during the Battle of Kolin?

• He attacked too late.

• He split his forces unnecessarily.

• He underestimated the Austrian firepower.

• He relied too heavily on cavalry.

How did the Third Silesian War contribute to proto-nationalism?

• By uniting all German states under one rule.

• Through civilian engagement and commentary on battles.

• By establishing a national anthem.

• Through the creation of a national army.

What was Frederick's advantage in the Third Silesian War?

• Unity of command.

• Better weaponry.

• Superior numbers.

• Support from the British.

Which event marked a significant turning point in the war for Frederick?

• The death of Empress Elizabeth of Russia.

• The capture of Berlin by Prussian forces.

• The alliance with France.

• The defeat of the Swedish army.

What was one of Frederick's key domestic reforms?

• Building a new capital city.

• Reforming the legal code to reduce torture.

• Creating a national education system.

• Establishing a new currency.

How did Frederick promote the consumption of potatoes in Prussia?

• By importing them from France.

• By banning other staple foods.

• By sending royal guards to protect potato fields.

• By making them a royal delicacy.

What was the outcome of the partition of Poland proposed by Frederick?

• It united Poland under Prussian rule.

• It led to a new war with Austria.

• It was rejected by Russia.

• It expanded Prussian territory.

Which group adopted Frederick as a symbol during the Weimar Republic?

• The Prussian military.

• The Catholic Church.

• German nationalists.

• Berlin's rising gay culture.

How did Napoleon view Frederick the Great?

• As a weak leader.

• As a military genius.

• As a political rival.

• As an ally.

What was a significant aspect of Frederick's legacy?

• His lack of interest in the arts.

• His failure to expand Prussian territory.

• His influence on diverse groups and leaders.

• His promotion of ethno-nationalism.