WorksheetsUNIT 1 - SOCIAL SCIENCE: SPAIN 19TH CENTURY
Total questions: 65
Worksheet time: 33mins
Signed the Treaty of Fontainebleau with the French Emperor Napoleon Bonaparte
General Espartero
Manuel Godoy
Rafael de Riego
General Manuel Pavía
Acted as regent during the first part of the reign of Isabel II.
General Martinez Campos
General Juan Prim
General Manuel Pavía
General Espartero
Sent Queen Isabel II into exile.
General Juan Prim
Rafael de Riego
Manuel Godoy
Maria Cristina of Habsburg
Organized a rebellion against Fernando VII
General Martinez Campos
Rafael de Riego
General Juan Prim
General Manuel Pavía
Was the regent for King Alfonso XIII.
General Espartero
Maria Cristina of Bourbon
Manuel Godoy
Maria Cristina of Habsburg
Began the coup d´état that ended the First Republic.
General Manuel Pavía
General Juan Prim
General Martínez Campos
General Espartero
Restored the monarchy to the Bourbons.
Maria Cristina of Habsburg
Rafael de Riego
Maria Cristina of Bourbon
General Martínez Campos
The son of Carlos IV.
Fernando V
Alfonso XII
Fernando VII
Alfonso XIII
The daughter of Fernando VII.
Maria Cristina of Bourbon.
Isabel I
Maria Cristina of Habsburg
Isabel II
The son of Isabel II.
Carlos V
Fernando VII
Alfonso XII
Alfonso XIII
The parents of Alfonso XIII
Maria Cristina of Bourbon.
Isabel II
Alfonso XII
Maria Cristina of Habsburg
Fernando VII
French Revolution begins.
1788
1789
1807
1808
Jose Bonaparte becomes King of Spain.
1788
1789
1807
1808
The first reign of Fernando VII begins.
1788
1789
1807
1808
The Treaty of Fontainebleau is signed.
1807
1808
1812
1814
The French Revolution begins.
1788
1789
1807
1808
The Constitution of Cádiz is signed.
1807
1808
1812
1814
The second reign of Fernando VII begins.
1807
1808
1812
1814
The War of Independence begins.
1807
1808
1812
1814
The War of Independence ends.
1807
1808
1812
1814
It is a formal agreement between two countries.
Exile
A treaty
A mutiny
A republic
A situation in which a group rebels against the authorities.
Coup d´état
A republic
A mutiny
Exile
A sudden overthrow of a government or monarch, usually by the military.
Coup d´état
A republic
A mutiny
Exile
Being sent away from one's country or having to leave for political reasons.
Coup d´état
A republic
A mutiny
Exile
A state in which only one ruler or group has the power to make decisions.
A republic
Absolutism
Coup d´état
A treaty
A state in which citizens elect the leader.
A republic
Absolutism
Coup d´état
A treaty
During this period, Goya's paintings were dark and often represented the horrors of war.
First Period from 1774 to 1808
Second Period from 1808 to 1820
Third Period from 1820 to 1824
During this period, Goya's paintings were colorful and depicted (represented) royalty and people enjoying leisure activities.
First Period from 1774 to 1808
Second Period from 1808 to 1820
Third Period from 1820 to 1824
During this period, Goya painted a series of 14 paintings on the wall of his house.
First Period from 1774 to 1808
Second Period from 1808 to 1820
Third Period from 1820 to 1824
It refers to the period of time from 1820 to 1823 when the Constitution of Cádiz was reinstated during Fernando VII's second reign.
The Disaster of ´98
Liberal Triennium
The Ominous Decade
After Fernando VII died, some people wanted his daughter, Isabel, to be queen, while others wanted his brother, Carlos, to be king. This caused a series of wars called...
the War of Independence.
World War I and World War II.
The Carlist Wars
The Spanish-American War
It is a law which states that only male members of the royal family may be crowned, females were excluded from succession to the throne.
A referendum
Salem's Law
Salic Law
Shalom Law
It refers to the period of time, during Fernando VII's second reign, from 1823 to 1833 when the Constitution of Cádiz was revoked for the second time and liberals were repressed.
The Disaster of ´98
Liberal Triennium
The Ominous Decade
He was the King of Spain when the War of Independence started.
Napoleon Bonaparte
Carlos IV
José Bonaparte
Fernando VII
They helped the Spanish to defeat the French in the War of Independence.
Portuguese
British
Scottish
Mexicans
He became the King of Spain when the War of Independence ended.
Carlos IV
José Bonaparte
Fernando VII
Alfonso XII
During the War of Independence, people in Spain's colonies felt less loyal to Spain. This led to revolutions in _?_ and the eventual formation of new, independent countries.
Portugal
Asia
Africa
the Americas
Was supported by General Prim.
It is referring to Isabel II.
It is referring to Amadeo I de Saboya.
It is referring to both Isabel II and Amadeo I de Saboya.
Was not popular with the church or nobility.
It is referring to Isabel II.
It is referring to Amadeo I de Saboya.
It is referring to both Isabel II and Amadeo I de Saboya.
Was not popular with Carlists.
It is referring to Isabel II.
It is referring to Amadeo I de Saboya.
It is referring to both Isabel II and Amadeo I de Saboya.
Was sent into exile.
It is referring to Isabel II.
It is referring to Amadeo I de Saboya.
It is referring to both Isabel II and Amadeo I de Saboya.
Abdicated.
It is referring to Isabel II.
It is referring to Amadeo I de Saboya.
It is referring to both Isabel II and Amadeo I de Saboya.
Ruled from 1833 to 1868.
It is referring to Isabel II.
It is referring to Amadeo I de Saboya.
It is referring to both Isabel II and Amadeo I de Saboya.
Ruled from 1870 to 1873.
It is referring to Isabel II.
It is referring to Amadeo I de Saboya.
It is referring to both Isabel II and Amadeo I de Saboya.
Experienced uprisings (revolts) during reign.
It is referring to Isabel II.
It is referring to Amadeo I de Saboya.
It is referring to both Isabel II and Amadeo I de Saboya.
Two periods of time during which Spain did NOT have a monarch.
The regency of Maria Cristina of Bourbon (from 1833 to 1843).
After Isabel II was sent to exile (from 1868 to 1870).
The regency of Maria Cristina of Habsburg (1885 to 1902).
During the First Republic (from 1873 to 1874).
They were the last three territories to remain part of the Spanish Empire until the Disaster of '98.
The Philippines
Argentina
Cuba
Puerto Rico
The Industrial Revolution begins.
1670s
1760s
1780s
1870s
This is the place where the Industrial Revolution began.
In The United States of America.
In France.
In Britain.
In Spain.
The Industrial Revolution created a new group of people called the bourgeoisie. They formed a part of the new _?_.
upper class
middle class
working class.
NOT a member of the upper class.
banker
factory owner
merchant
noble
NOT a member of the middle class.
labourer
civil servant
merchant
doctor
Not a member of the working class.
factory worker
labourer
servant
factory owner
Many political parties.
The First Republic
The reign of Alfonso XII
Political and social instability.
The First Republic
The reign of Alfonso XII
Only two political parties were legal.
The First Republic
The reign of Alfonso XII
Various civil wars.
The First Republic
The reign of Alfonso XII
Economic growth.
The First Republic
The reign of Alfonso XII
Political stability.
The First Republic
The reign of Alfonso XII
An increase in Basque and Catalan nationalism.
The First Republic
The reign of Alfonso XII
No single, strong leader. 4 different presidents.
The First Republic
The reign of Alfonso XII
Coup d'état
The First Republic
The reign of Alfonso XII
Monarchists were happy.
The First Republic
The reign of Alfonso XII
Men over the age of 25 were given the right to vote. It was Spain's first constitution. It established freedom of press. It made Spain a constitutional monarchy and gave Spain national sovereignty (right to rule itself).
The Constitution of 1812
The Constitution of 1820
The Constitution of Cádiz
The Constitution of Castilla y León.
A government in which voters elect the parliament and the monarch acts as the head of state.
A dictatorship
An absolute monarchy
A parliamentary monarchy
A republic
