WorksheetsHistorical Period 3: AP Test Review
Total questions: 103
Worksheet time: 1hrs 6mins
Name
Class
Date
1.
Which European ruler conquered the dark shaded areas on this map in the early 1800s?
a)
King Louis XVI
b)
Simon Bolivar
c)
Otto von Bismarck
d)
Napoleon Bonaparte
2.
How did the Congress of Vienna inspire nationalist movements across Europe in the revolutions of 1830 and 1848?
a)
They imposed British rule on Europe
b)
They put absolute monarchs back in power
c)
They established the nations of Germany and Italy
d)
They established democratic governments across Europe
3.
Why did the Congress of Vienna return absolute monarchs to power in Europe after the Napoleonic Wars?
a)
to restore order and the balance of power
b)
to encourage the spread of nationalism
c)
to promote the spread of Enlightenment ideas
d)
to protect the power of the Catholic Church
4.
What is containment of France
a)
to make countries a lot weaker than stronger
b)
to make neighboring countries swear into power.
c)
to make countries that surround france a lot stronger than weaker.
d)
to make bestfriends with the conquered lands by napolean
5.
Who led the Congress of Vienna?
a)
Duke Wellington
b)
Napoleon Bonaparte
c)
Klemens Von Metternich
d)
Alexander I
6.
Romantics responded specifically to which of the following aspects of the Industrial Revolution?
a)
Children and the breakdown of the family
b)
Government’s lack of efficiency
c)
The industrial focus of the time and scientific writing
d)
The differences in the classes
7.
The Romantics believed that people could improve their world-view by …
a)
focusing on the problems and working for a solution
b)
focusing on meditation and yoga
c)
focusing on beauty, emotion and imagination as a means of escape
d)
focusing on getting the right people elected to make change
8.
Realists hoped to create a change in society by …
a)
exposing the realities of the working class and poor in order to create empathy for that group
b)
studying nature in the hopes of protecting the wilderness and a more rural lifestyle
c)
showing the reading public that the poor were lazy and inferior
9.
Which aspect of Realism is best shown by the following quote? “It’s very hard to clean the snow away, particular when it’s been on the ground some time. It’s awful cold and gives us chilblains on our feet.”
a)
London’s weather conditions
b)
details of character
c)
difficult working conditions
d)
difficult living conditions
10.
When did the Romantic Literary Movement appear?
a)
In the late 18th century
b)
In the late 17th century
11.
the artist who painted this image is named
a)
Boromini
b)
Ingres
c)
Le Brun
d)
Fraggonard
12.
Which of the following is a trademark of impressionist art?
a)
Visible brushstrokes
b)
Dark-colored canvases
c)
Extremely complicated compositions
d)
Gentle colors
13.
What was Monet's objective in doing the series paintings?
a)
get it right by doing the same painting multiple times
b)
please prospective buyers
c)
show effect of light on color at different times of the day
d)
prove his talent, that he was not just a caricaturist
14.
What is the title of this painting?
a)
Starry Night
b)
Stargazing at Night
c)
Midnight Stars
d)
Stairy
15.
Monet named this movement
a)
Expressionism
b)
Impressionism
c)
Post-Impressionism
d)
Neo-Impressionism
16.
By 1890, what percentage of the earth's population was subject to Queen Victoria?
a)
1%
b)
10%
c)
25%
d)
40%
17.
Which of the following was the major player behind German unification?
a)
Austria
b)
Prussia
c)
Switzerland
d)
Schleswig-Holstein
18.
During this time period what nation had to lose land/power for Germany and Italy to become unified?
a)
Russia
b)
Ottoman Empire
c)
The Austrian Empire
d)
England
19.
With which of the following country's defeat at the hands of Bismarck and his forces did the final unification of Germany and Italy finally take place?
a)
Russia
b)
Austria-Hungary
c)
England
d)
France
20.
Who is known as the "Iron Chancellor"?
a)
Mazzini
b)
Bismarck
c)
Cavour
d)
Geribaldi
21.
Who formed a group of volunteers known as the Red Shirts to conquer Italy?
a)
Emmanuel II
b)
Cavour
c)
Bismarck
d)
Garibaldi
22.
What is the goal of anarchists?
a)
Strengthen government
b)
Weaken government
c)
Abolish government
d)
Create government
23.
What is the name of Russia's legislative branch?
a)
Duma
b)
National Assembly
c)
Parliament
d)
Bundestag
24.
Bismarck believed the __________ and ___________ posed a problem for the German state.
a)
socialists and protestants
b)
Catholics and communists
c)
socialists and Catholics
d)
protestants and communists
25.
Which Russian Czar ended serfdom?
a)
Alexander I
b)
Alexander II
c)
Nicholas I
d)
Nicholas II
26.
Who attempted to achieve Russification by making all people embrace Russian culture and persecuted all other cultures?
a)
AIexander I
b)
Alexander II
c)
Alexander III
d)
Alexander IV
27.
Which of the following country's was hampered by the fact that it had very little to no middle class?
a)
Russia
b)
England
c)
France
d)
Germany
28.
Which of the following groups of people saw millions of its people die over the fact that a blight hit their major food source?
a)
French
b)
Spanish
c)
Germans
d)
Irish
29.
Which of the following was the major player behind Italian Unification?
a)
Piedmont-Sardinia
b)
Prussia
c)
Austria-Hungary
d)
France
30.
Which of the following conflicts destroyed the Concert of Europe?
a)
Napoleonic Wars
b)
Franco Prussian War
c)
Crimean War
d)
7 Weeks War
31.
What was the name given to the followers of Mazzini?
a)
Zollverin
b)
Brown Shirts
c)
Young Italy
d)
Red Shirts
32.
What was the Zollverein?
a)
A religious movement in the late 1800s?
b)
A nationalistic movement in the late 1800s
c)
An economic free trade zone
d)
A military alliance
33.
Which of the following was known as "The Sick Man of Europe"?
a)
Russia
b)
England
c)
Ottoman Empire
d)
Austria-Hungary
34.
Which of the following European countries does NOT gain its independence in 1830?
a)
Poland
b)
Serbia
c)
Greece
d)
Belgium
35.
Who abdicated (left) the throne of France following the Revolution of 1830, and who subsequently became king?
a)
Louis-Napoleon, Napoleon III
b)
Napoleon Bonaparte, Louis XVI
c)
Louis Philippe, Napoleon III
d)
Charles X, Louis Philippe
36.
Who abdicated (left) the throne of France following the Revolution of 1848?
a)
Louis Philippe
b)
Napoleon III
c)
Napoleon Bonaparte
d)
Charles X
37.
What government was established in France following the Revolution of 1848?
a)
Second French Empire
b)
French Second Republic
c)
French Third Republic
d)
Second Reich
38.
Who won the Austo-Prussian War (1866)?
a)
Austria
b)
Prussia
39.
Who won the Franco-Prussian War (1870)?
a)
France
b)
Prussia
40.
Who said the following quote?:
"Nationalism is an infantile disease. It is the measles of mankind."
"Nationalism is an infantile disease. It is the measles of mankind."
a)
Napoleon Bonaparte
b)
Thomas Edison
c)
Albert Einstein
d)
Nikola Tesla
41.
Nicolas II issued the__________ which created the Duma.
a)
October Manifesto
b)
Communist Manifesto
c)
Duma Creation Act
d)
Emancipation Proclamation
42.
What were the violent, government encouraged mobs that attacked Jews in Russia in the late 1800s?
a)
pogroms
b)
zemstvos
c)
zionists
d)
Dreffusards
43.
True or false: The Chartists wanted a Secret Ballot
a)
True
b)
False
44.
What were many skilled craft workers threatened by in the 1830's?
a)
Growth of steam powered machinery
b)
Ultra radicals
c)
Electoral Reform
d)
The colonies in Australia
45.
Why were there protests at "Peterloo" in Britain in 1815?
a)
The creation of a new police force, the “bobbies”
b)
The increase in taxes on the press and restriction of meetings
c)
The revision of the Corn Laws to the advantage of the upper class
d)
The introduction of universal male suffrage into British politics
46.
The Great Reform Bill in Britain
a)
was a result of revolution
b)
redistricted Parliament seats
c)
gave nobles the right to vote
d)
gave Catholics the right to vote
47.
Karl Marx argued that socialism would be established
a)
through electoral victories and control of legislatures.
b)
by violent revolution.
c)
by the cooperation of all classes to alleviate poverty and exploitation.
d)
through the efforts of enlightened rulers.
e)
by a gradual process of concentration of ownership of economic enterprises.
48.
This group of people believed that everybody has a role to play for the benefit the greater good.
a)
The Luddites
b)
Utopians
c)
Marxists
d)
Utilitarians
49.
Who would have supported the king of France, Charles X?
a)
Liberals
b)
America
c)
Ultraroyalists
d)
Urban workers
50.
Who was the "Citizen King" or "Bourgeois Monarchy"?
a)
Louis XVIII
b)
Louis Philippe
c)
Charles X
d)
Louis Napoleon
51.
The majority of Revolutions of 1848...
a)
Failed and returned to conservatism
b)
Ended with liberal constitutions
c)
Gave equal rights to the working classes
d)
Brought about nationalistic unifications
52.
What reforms stayed permanent after the Revolutions of 1848 in Austria?
a)
Ending of serfdom
b)
Liberal Constitution
c)
Equal rights for Hungarians
d)
Independence for Czechs
53.
This law allowed for MPs from Ireland and wealthy taxpayers to vote...
a)
Reform Act of 1832
b)
Test Act of 1673
c)
Catholic Emancipation Act of 1829
d)
Coercion Act of 1817
54.
This nation had a successful revolution in 1830, splitting it from another nation. It was recognized as a neutral state.
a)
Britain
b)
France
c)
Belgium
d)
Prussia
55.
Who was the great leader of the Hungarians?
a)
Kossuth
b)
Fichte
c)
Herder
d)
Hegel
56.
This man wanted to do more for the people in France during economic crisis. He advocated for government-backed workshops and factories to guarantee full employment. The end result were some "National Workshops" that no one was very happy with...
a)
Robert Owen
b)
Louis Blanc
c)
Louis Napoleon
d)
Karl Marx
57.
Iron Law of Wages...
a)
Malthus
b)
Ricardo
c)
Smith
d)
Marx
58.
The population will grow in geometric ration, where as food supply increases arithmetically. This will lead to starvation and hardship...
a)
Malthus
b)
Ricardo
c)
Smith
d)
Marx
59.
This move by Metternich in the German regions discouraged liberal teachings, outlawed student organization, and imposed censorship ...
a)
Chartist Movement
b)
Bill of Rights
c)
Carlsbad Decrees
d)
Congress of Vienna
60.
This ism wanted the workers to gain the surplus value of what he made, not the factory owners. It called for revolution to overthrow the bourgeoisie. Ultimately, government would wither away and a classless society would emerge.
a)
Communism
b)
Socialism
c)
Capitalism
d)
Anarchism
61.
He believed that every people is unique and possesses a distinct national character. One culture is not superior to another.
a)
Herder
b)
Hegel
c)
Fichte
d)
Jahn
62.
He believed that there was a pattern of change, the dialectic, where there was a given state (thesis), the opposite state of affairs (antithesis), and then these forces would reach a common ground (synthesis) and become a new thesis.
a)
Herder
b)
Hegel
c)
Fichte
d)
Jahn
63.
What was the effect of the Bessemer Process on American industry and manufacturing?
a)
increased steel production, made steel cheaper
b)
led to the development of the light bulb
c)
advanced refrigeration techniques, allowing people to preserve food longer
d)
allowed Americans to harness nuclear power
64.
Many workers reacted to poor working conditions by
a)
Quitting their jobs
b)
Organizing into labor unions
c)
Buying factories and changing them
d)
Refusing to work and living on welfare
65.
The social changes brought about by the Industrial Revolution was seen in the
a)
Emergence of the middle class and the working class
b)
Famines caused by families abandoning their farms
c)
Cloud of air pollution that choked the British Isles
d)
Growing death rates from accidents on the roads
66.
To rebuilt Paris, the baron Haussmann
a)
Brought together the whole community to agree
b)
He went to Germany to take inspiration
c)
He sought to respect the Parisian identity
d)
Demolished the old quarters to create a more modern Paris
67.
What Romantic philosopher not only opposed absolute monarchy but what he called the "tyranny of the majority"
a)
Robert Owen
b)
Louis Blanc
c)
Louis Philippe
d)
John Stuart Mill
68.
Robert Owen achieved his greatest success by setting up a model Utopian community in
a)
Paris, France
b)
New Harmony, Indiana
c)
New Lanark, Scotland
d)
London, England
69.
Two "classes" according to Marx?
a)
upper and lower
b)
proletariat and bourgeoisie
c)
poor and rich
d)
nobles and clergy
70.
The country that started the Crimean War was
a)
the Ottoman Empire.
b)
France.
c)
Russia.
d)
Prussia.
71.
1815
a)
Treaty of Versailles
b)
Congress of Vienna
c)
Unification of Italy
d)
Congress of Berlin
72.
1851
a)
Unification of Germany
b)
English Bill of Rights
c)
Great Exhibition
d)
Unification of Italy
73.
1861
a)
Unification of Germany
b)
Edict of Nantes
c)
Berlin Conference
d)
Emancipation of Serfs
74.
What is a rotten borough?
a)
large factory town with no representation in gov't
b)
rural town w/ small population but still had representation in gov't
c)
decrepit town w/ poor infrastructure
d)
Irish town w/ poor residents
75.
What socialist group tried to achieve reform through legal means?
a)
Free Traders
b)
Abolitionists
c)
Absentee Landlords
d)
Fabians
76.
Convicts from overflowing English jails were sent to
a)
Africa
b)
Germany
c)
Australia
d)
China
77.
Napoleon III's greatest achievement was the building of
a)
the Panama Canal
b)
the Suez Canal
c)
the Mexican Empire
d)
a border wall to keep out Prussia
78.
After the war with Prussia, France lost this territory.
a)
Alsace & Lorraine
b)
Schleswig & Holstein
c)
Gadsden
d)
Lombardy
79.
What group of people did Karl Marx encourage to rebel against oppression?
a)
Bourgeoisie
b)
Proletariat
c)
Realists
d)
Socialists
80.
Wrote about hardship in England's Industrial Age
a)
Engels
b)
Tolstory
c)
Dickens
d)
Maxwell
81.
What is Joseph Lister known for?
a)
discovered how antiseptics prevented infection
b)
pasturization
c)
anistesia
d)
vaccination against Tuburculosis
82.
George Haussman, the chief planner for Napoleon III
a)
destroyed many tangled medieval streets full of tenement housing
b)
built wide boulevards
c)
built splendid public buildings
d)
all of these
83.
Which term refers to the process by which individuals that are better adapted to their environment are more likely to survive and reproduce?
a)
natural selection
b)
overproduction
c)
competition
d)
variation
84.
Coined the term “positivism”
a)
Auguste Comte
b)
Karl Marx
c)
Emile Durkheim
d)
Harriet Martineau
85.
Introduced the concept of "Social Darwinism"
a)
Harriet Martineau
b)
Herbert Spencer
c)
Max Weber
d)
Karl Marx
86.
The Berlin conference is most closely associated with the colonization of:
a)
North America
b)
Africa
c)
Asia
d)
South America
87.
This was an immediate result of the the Opium War.
a)
Signing the Treaty of Nanking
b)
Beginning of the Boxer Rebellion
c)
Imperialism
d)
Cultural Diffusion
88.
Based on the White Mans' burden,it was the belief that is the duty of Western colonial powers to:
a)
civilize the people they control
b)
cultural diffusion
c)
colonize them
d)
contain them
89.
The major goal of these, was to remove foreign influences in their countries.
a)
French and Industrial Revolution
b)
Sepoy Mutiny and Boxer Rebellion
c)
Mercantilism and Nationalism
d)
Humanism and Militarism
90.
The Europeans were able to utilize their superior military forces in order to divide China into
a)
sphere of influences
b)
military zones
c)
agricultural zones
d)
centers of learning
91.
What natural resources did Great Britain gain in India?
a)
rubber, ivory and timber
b)
coal, iron and diamonds
c)
cotton, tea, spices and opium
d)
fur, wool and flax
92.
What rebellion led to the end of indirect rule and the beginning of direct rule in India?
a)
The Boxer Rebellion
b)
The Zulu War
c)
The Sepoy Rebellion
d)
The Boer Rebellion
93.
Who created the uncertainty principle?
a)
Heisenberg
b)
DeBrogile
c)
Dalton
d)
Bohr
94.
Who wrote Les Miserables and the Hunchback of Notre Dame?
a)
Ludwig van Beethoven
b)
Victor Hugo
c)
Chopin
d)
Charles Dickens
95.
In Freudian theory, the part of the psyche associated with instinctual, repressed, or antisocial desires, usually sexual or aggressive:
a)
id
b)
ego
c)
superego
96.
In Freudian theory, the part of a person's mind that acts as a self-critical conscience, reflecting standards learned from parents and teachers:
a)
id
b)
ego
c)
superego
97.
Which of these was the "year of revolutions" because almost every country in Europe revolted for a constitution or against their corrupt governments?
a)
1833
b)
1820
c)
1848
d)
1861
98.
What is the art movement associated with this painting?
a)
Romanticism
b)
Realism
c)
Impressionism
d)
Cubism
99.
What invention revolutionized painting in the 1800s?
a)
Photography
b)
The Printing Press
c)
Impressionism
d)
Oil Painting
100.
What is the movement associated with this painting?
a)
Romanticism
b)
Realism
c)
Impressionism
d)
Cubism
101.
What movement is Emmaline Pankhurst associated with?
a)
Feminism
b)
Liberalism
c)
Industrialism
d)
Biological Determinism
102.
Who developed the theory of evolution?
a)
Marie Curie
b)
Charles Darwin
c)
Sigmund Freud
d)
Dmitri Mendeleev
103.
Who discovered the form of energy known as radioactivity?
a)
Louis Pasteur
b)
Dmitri Mendeleev
c)
Charles Darwin
d)
Marie Curie
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