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Total questions: 115
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1.
Magna Carta can be matched with
a)
limiting the power of the dictator
b)
limiting the power of the Republicans
c)
limiting the power of the Monarch
d)
limiting the power of the Democrats
2.
Rousseau is known for what 2 things?
a)
extending power of the Magna Carta
b)
Social Contract
c)
voting rights
d)
People agreeing to ruled by the governed
3.
If I say John Locke you say
a)
Social Contract
b)
Magna Carta
c)
Three branches of Government
d)
Natural Rights
4.
This was a time period where Philosophers emerged like John Locke and Rousseau.
a)
Absolutism
b)
Heliocentricism
c)
Enlightenment
d)
Realism
5.
The Glorious Revolution did what?
a)
Created the Toleration Acts
b)
Created the Magna Carta
c)
Created a Constitutional Monarchy
d)
Created a Dictatorship
6.
The USA Declaration of Independence and French Declaration both
a)
want international justice
b)
green peace
c)
protection of earthly rights
d)
protected of natural rights
7.
If I say Montesquieu you say
a)
Social contract
b)
Seperation of Powers
c)
Natural Rights
d)
Magna Carta
8.
This was where the French promised (vowed) to meet until they had a new constitution.
a)
Magna Carta
b)
Declaration of rights of man and citizen.
c)
Tennis court Oath
d)
Basketball Oath
9.
Robespierre said his job was to
a)
Kill all people of France
b)
To kill the English
c)
To Kill the National Assembly
d)
To defend France from all external and internal threats
10.
Who carried the burden of the French before the Revolution?
a)
1st estate
b)
2nd estate
c)
3rd estate
d)
the King
11.
What did the Declaration of Rights of Man and Citizen allow for?
a)
equal rights for men and women
b)
equal rights for women
c)
equal rights only for men
d)
voting rights for women
12.
The French were inspired by the
a)
Tennis court Oath
b)
The American Revolution
c)
The English Rebellion
d)
The Magna Carta
13.
If I say Voltaire you say
a)
Freedom of speeech
b)
Magna Carta
c)
Trial by Jury
d)
Cruel and Unusual punishment
14.
Magna Carta influenced the
a)
Consitution
b)
Declaration of Independence
c)
Communist Regimes
d)
Dictatorship Constitution
15.
If I say Adam Smith you say
a)
Economics
b)
Democracy
c)
Laissez Faire
d)
Dictatorship
16.
What document came first? Constitution, Magna Carta, Bill of Rights, Declaration of Independence.
a)
Consitution
b)
Magna Carta
c)
Bill of Rights
d)
Declaration of Independence
17.
How was Napoleon taken down? The first time?
a)
He was exhiled
b)
Russians burned all of their countryside and villages leaving nothing for Napoleon
c)
Germans burned all of their countryside and villages leaving nothing for Napoleon
d)
He was captured at the Battle of Waterloo
18.
What person in South America is known as the Liberator?
a)
Jose Marti
b)
Jesus Montez
c)
Simon Bolivar
d)
Miguel Hidalgo
19.
During the Industrial Revolution they were now able to
a)
Create more cottage industries
b)
Produced less food
c)
Had less jobs availble
d)
Produced more food with fewer workers
20.
If I say Watt you say
a)
Bicycle
b)
Electric Engine
c)
Gas Engine
d)
Steam Engine
21.
If I say Germs you say
a)
Smith
b)
Currie
c)
Edison
d)
Pasteur
22.
The industrial revolution brought about this social change
a)
Thick air pollution
b)
Hands being chopped off
c)
Breathing problems
d)
A middle and working class
23.
America entered WWI because
a)
unrestricted submarine warfare
b)
the bombing of Pearl Harbor
c)
chemical warfare
d)
abuses against human rights
24.
Charles Dickens would write about
a)
Great awakening
b)
2nd Glorious Revolution
c)
Enlightenment
d)
Industrial Revolution
25.
Karl Marx talked about
a)
Proletariat over-throwing the Bourgeois
b)
Laissez faire economics
c)
Social Darwinism
d)
Racial injustice
26.
Britain had these natural resources
a)
coal and copper
b)
coal and water
c)
coal and iron
d)
wildlife
27.
If I say Social Darwinism you say
a)
Industrial Revolution
b)
Magna Carta
c)
Imperialism
d)
Industrialization
28.
Ghandi was known for
a)
fighting against France
b)
non violence
c)
fighting for India
d)
protesting for Independence
29.
In Africa during colonization what can you say
a)
They have many rights
b)
They were forced to work
c)
They saw little benefit from their hard work
d)
They had no protections
e)
They loved being colonized because it helped their infrastructure
30.
How did the Magna Carta (1215) contribute to the development of the English government?
a)
It created a two-house parliament
b)
It provided for a bill of rights
c)
It extended voting rights
d)
it limited the power of the monarch
31.
In Jean-Jacques Rousseau’s concept of a social contract,
a)
an entire society agrees to be governed by its general will
b)
the government should not interfere in economic matters
c)
punishments are not exercises in brutality, and capital punishment is discarded
d)
women should be granted rights nearly equal to those of men
32.
The English Philosopher John Locke argued that life, liberty, and property are derived from the consent of the governed. Which idea below best reflects this belief?
a)
natural rights should be protected by the government
b)
economic rights earned in a capitalistic system
c)
political rights to granted and determined by the government
d)
social rights are not guaranteed by the government
33.
The Declaration of Independence illustrates what philosophical school of thought?
a)
Realism
b)
Absolutism
c)
Enlightenment
d)
Heliocentrism
34.
The foundation for a constitutional monarchy in England was laid by the
a)
Toleration Act of 1489
b)
Glorious Revolution.
c)
Declaration of Independence.
d)
Rump Parliament.
35.
Both the United States Declaration of Independence and the French Declaration of the Rights of Man emphasized the idea that governments must
a)
guarantee economic prosperity
b)
support established religious beliefs
c)
protect the right of people
d)
operate on a system of checks and balances
36.
According to Montesquieu, when a country’s constitution requires the branches of government to remain independent of each other, it is adhering to the constitutional principle of
a)
popular sovereignty
b)
separation of powers
c)
Federalism
d)
direct democracy
37.
The French National Assembly swore the Tennis Court Oath, which was
a)
a protest against the extravagant lifestyle of the nobility.
b)
an oath of loyalty to Louis XVI.
c)
a vow to continue to meet until they had produced a French constitution.
d)
a promise not to rest until all members of the clergy were tried and executed.
38.
The Committee of Public Safety, led by Robespierre, was given broad powers to
a)
drain all the canals.
b)
protect the Paris Commune from thieves.
c)
defend France from external and domestic threats.
d)
coordinate attacks on Great Britain.
39.
Which estate is depicted as carrying the burden of the French society prior to the French Revolution?
a)
first estate
b)
third estate
c)
second estate
d)
monarchy
40.
The Declaration of the Rights of Man and the Citizen proclaimed
a)
equal rights for all men, but no political rights for women.
b)
equal rights for all citizens, male and female.
c)
an end to the monarchy and the abolition of the National Assembly.
d)
an end to the National police force.
41.
The start of the French Revolution can be directly linked to what event?
a)
The Rise of Napoleon
b)
The Mexican Revolution
c)
The American Revolution
d)
The English Revolution
42.
What did Voltaire advocate that is the cornerstone of the American Bill of Rights?
a)
Freedom of Speech
b)
Trial by jury
c)
Freedom of Assembly
d)
Natural Rights of Man
43.
The Declaration of Independence and the American Constitution have their origins in what document?
a)
Petition of the Rights of Man
b)
Treaty of Versailles
c)
American Bill of Rights
d)
Magna Carta
44.
Adam Smith’s ideas of Laissez-Faire are most closely related to
a)
Religion
b)
Government
c)
Economics
d)
Military tactics
45.
Which of the following is the correct sequence?
a)
English Bill of Rights, American Constitution, Declaration of Independence
b)
Declaration of the Rights of Man, English Bill of Rights, American Bill of Rights
c)
Magna Carta, Declaration of Independence, American Constitution
d)
American Constitution, Magna Carta, English Bill of Rights
46.
The Russians defeated Napoleon’s superior Grand Army by
a)
retreating hundreds of miles and burning their own villages and countryside.
b)
splitting their meager forces in half and attacking from two sides.
c)
waiting to attack during the brutal Russian summer.
d)
making an alliance with Egypt, which launched an attack on Turkey to draw Napoleon out of Russia.
47.
Napoleon’s Civil Code was a great achievement, but which of the following is NOT true?
a)
Everyone was equal under the law
b)
Women could now vote in elections
c)
It included Enlightenment ideals of natural rights
d)
All citizens were required to pay taxes
48.
Which leader was inspired by the ideas of the American Revolution and the Enlightenment to lead the liberation of much of South America from Spain?
a)
Simon Bolivar
b)
Padre Miguel hidalgo
c)
Jose Marti
d)
Antonio Lopez de Santa
49.
The agricultural changes which took place in England during the 1600s contributed to England’s later industrial development by
a)
Strengthening the importance or the family farm.
b)
Breaking large estates into smaller farms.
c)
Encouraging city dwellers to return to farming.
d)
Producing more food with fewer workers
50.
This invention perfected by James Watt was crucial to Britain’s Industrial Revolution.
a)
Windmill
b)
Flying shuttle
c)
Water powered loom
d)
Steam engine
51.
The social change brought about by the Industrial Revolution was evident in the
a)
Emergence of the middle class and the working class.
b)
Growing death rates, due to accidents on the highways.
c)
Thick air pollution that choked the British Isles.
d)
Widespread famines caused by families abandoning their farms.
52.
Who proposed the germ theory of disease?
a)
Farhid Molotof
b)
Michael Faraday
c)
Louis Pasteur
d)
Charles Darwin
53.
The historical era most likely referred to in this quotation is the
a)
Industrial Revolution
b)
Great Awakening
c)
French Revolution
d)
Enlightenment
54.
What natural resources gave Britain an advantage in the Industrial Revolution?
a)
Water and forest
b)
Wildlife and precious gems
c)
Good harbors
d)
Coal and iron
55.
Adam’s Smith’s theory of laissez-faire economics can best be described as
a)
The government has a hands off or limited role of regulating the economy
b)
The government controls all means of production
c)
The government restricts workers’ wages
d)
The government discourages entrepreneurship
56.
In the philosophy called Social Darwinism, Charles Darwin’s theories were used to justify
a)
Imperialism and racism towards native peoples
b)
Psychoanalysis
c)
Secularization and modernism
d)
Theories set forth in the Communist Manifesto
57.
Mohandas Gandhi used his philosophy of civil disobedience in an effort to
a)
Form a Marxist government in India
b)
Convince his fellow Indians to support the Allies in World War II.
c)
Persuade Pakistanis to separate from India.
d)
Achieve India’s independence from Great Britain.
58.
Which of the following best describes the life of Africans under European rule?
a)
Life improved through education and skill training.
b)
Life improved because new farming methods improved crop yields.
c)
Africans saw little benefit of their hard work.
d)
Africans were forced to move to cities to prevent them from rising up against European rule.
59.
True or false? Women had the right to vote during Napoleon's reign and at the same time in the United States in 1804
a)
True
b)
False
60.
President Wilson said that his Fourteen Points would provide a framework for
a)
a lasting and just peace
b)
determining war reparations
c)
expanding colonial empires
d)
punishing aggressor nations
61.
A major goal of France and Great Britain at the Conference of Versailles following World War I was to:
a)
create a politically unified Europe
b)
keep Germany from rebuilding its military forces
c)
restore pre-war imperial governments to power
d)
help Germany rebuild its industrial economy
62.
In Germany after the war, the Weimar Republic would be forced to pay:
a)
Russia back for equipment taken
b)
the Ottoman Empire for loss of land
c)
Austrians for starting the war
d)
war reparations to France and Britain
63.
Which of the following is NOT true about the League of Nation Mandates in the Middle East?
a)
France governed Syria
b)
England controlled Palestine and Iraq
c)
The Ottoman Empire kept some of its territories
d)
The mandates violated the principles of the '14 Points'
64.
Which of the following is NOT true about Article 231 the War Guilt Clause of the Versailles Treaty
a)
It punished Germany
b)
It required Germany to take the blame for the war
c)
It allowed Germany to rebuild it's economy
d)
It created massive resentment amongst the German population
65.
What effect did America's entry into the war have on the Western Front?
a)
American troops were actually sent to the Eastern Front
b)
The Fresh and numerous American troops helped drive back the Germans
c)
The inexperienced American soldiers lost many battles
d)
It had no real effect because the stalemate continued
66.
What was the final peace settlement of WWI?
a)
the Treaty of Versailles
b)
the “Fourteen Points”
c)
the Weimar Republic
d)
the reparation that Germany had to pay.
67.
What was the main purpose of the League of Nations?
a)
to prevent the use of nuclear weapons.
b)
to help feed the world.
c)
to prevent future wars.
d)
to help create a baseball league for women around the world.
68.
When did WWI officially come to an end?
a)
November 11th, 1918 at 11 am. (The 11th hour, 11th Day, 11th month)
b)
November 12th, 1918 at 12 am. (The 12th hour, 12th Day, 12th month)
c)
November 1st, 1918 at 1 am. (The 1st hour, 1st Day, 1st month)
d)
November 22nd, 1918 at noon
69.
____ were councils composed of representatives from the workers and soldiers
a)
Bolsheviks
b)
Vanguards
c)
Soviets
d)
Dumas
70.
Who organized War Communism during the Russian Civil War?
a)
Lenin
b)
Stalin
c)
Trisktsky
d)
Dumas
71.
Which one was NOT part of Lenin’s plan?
a)
Farmland distributed among the peasants.
b)
Control of factories went to the workers.
c)
All workers were paid in American dollars.
d)
Peace talks with Germany began.
72.
Which of the following Not True about Nichols II?
a)
He was the last of the Romanovs
b)
He was an incompetent military leader
c)
He worked closely with the Duma
d)
He believed that he was infallible (unable to be wrong)
73.
What color represents the Bolsheviks?
a)
Blue
b)
Brown
c)
White
d)
Red
74.
What was the new name of the Bolshevik party that created centralized authority in the USSR?
a)
the Capitalist Party
b)
the Communist Party
c)
the Socialist Party
d)
the Nazi Party
75.
What three words summed up the Bolshevik’s/Lenin’s program?
a)
Peace, Land, Bread
b)
Land, Gold, Bread
c)
Peace, Luxury, Steak
d)
God, Gold, Glory
76.
Why did Rasputin have a tremendous influence over the Czarina?
a)
He could ease the pain of her son
b)
He was a respected and trustworthy religious leader
c)
He was the most qualified Doctor in Russia
d)
He was a long time advisor to the Romanov Dynasty
77.
How did many Russians feel about the Treaty of Brest-Litovsk?
a)
Most were overjoyed that the war was over and accepted the terms
b)
Many felt humiliated and started a civil war with the Bolsheviks
c)
The Russian people reluctantly accepted this treaty
d)
This was a secret treaty that most Russians were completely unaware of
78.
What was the name of the group that conspired to assassinate Archduke Francis Ferdinand?
a)
the Serbian People’s Front
b)
the Red Band
c)
the Bosnian Militia
d)
the Black Hand
79.
The Schlieffen Plan was...
a)
Austria-Hungary’s attempt to negotiate a peaceful settlement with Serbia.
b)
Germany’s proposal for dividing up Serbia between Russia and Austria-Hungary.
c)
The Black Hand’s plan to assassinate the heir to the Austro-Hungarian throne.
d)
Germany’s plan for a two-front war with Russia and France, which had formed a military alliance.
80.
_________, the aggressive preparation for war, was growing along with nations’ armies.
a)
Pacifism
b)
Militarism
c)
Warmongering
d)
Imperialism
81.
The Western Front was characterized by
a)
the slow but steady advance of the German army.
b)
trench warfare that kept both sides in virtually the same positions for four years.
c)
decisive victories by the French army, quickly driving back the German forces.
d)
innovative strategies and tactics that fully utilized the new technologies available to both armies.
82.
Austria-Hungary, Bulgaria, Germany, and the Ottoman Empire became known as
a)
the Allied Powers.
b)
the League of Nations.
c)
the Central Powers.
d)
the Eastern Powers.
83.
The Ottoman Empire tried to wipe out an entire ethnic group. Which of the following is true in that regard?
a)
Armenians were killed in large numbers
b)
This is called Genocide
c)
The victims were mostly innocent civilians
d)
All of the above are true
84.
What caused the United States to join the Allies in fighting World War I?
a)
the sinking of the Titanic
b)
the German embargo on gasoline
c)
the United States’s fear of the Austro-Hungarian powers
d)
the Germans’ use of unrestricted submarine warfare
85.
What was the area between the enemy trenches known as?
a)
Mud bog
b)
Crater city
c)
Kill Zone
d)
No Mans Land
86.
What caused Napoleon to invade Russia?
a)
When Russia began trading with England.
b)
When he heard that the Russians were going to assassinate him.
c)
When France ran out of vodka and Russia would not sell them any.
87.
Promotion within Napoleon's new bureaucracy was...
a)
given only to those Napoleon favored
b)
based on ability rather than rank of birth
c)
designed to keep the middle class out of high ranking positions
88.
DBQ: What percentage of the population was the nobility?
a)
65%
b)
1.5%
c)
98%
d)
.5%
89.
Who made up the first estate?
a)
The Clergy
b)
The Commoners
c)
The Nobles
d)
The Romans
90.
Which estate held many leading positions in pre-revolutionary France?
a)
The Commoners
b)
The Nobles
c)
The Clergy
d)
The Committee of Public Safety
91.
Who made up the Bourgeoisie?
a)
Poor middle class people
b)
The most outspoken of the middle class
c)
Wealthiest of the middle class
d)
Both b and c
92.
The French National Assembly swore the Tennis Court Oath, which was...
a)
a protest against the extravagant lifestyle of the nobility.
b)
an oath of loyalty to Louis XVI.
c)
a vow to continue to meet until they had produced a French constitution.
d)
a promise not to rest until all members of the clergy were tried and executed.
93.
The Declaration of the Rights of Man and of the Citizen proclaimed...
a)
Equal rights for all men, but not political rights for women
b)
Equal rights for all citizens , male and female
c)
The end of the monarchy and the abolition of the National Assembly
d)
An end to the National Police force
94.
Which of France’s Estates was NOT exempt from the taille?
a)
The First Estate
b)
The Third Estate
c)
The Second Estate
d)
No Estates were exempt
95.
Louis XVI was forced to accept the National Assembly’s decrees because...
a)
The army turned against him and threatened to execute him.
b)
The people of France caught him trying to escape to Poland.
c)
Thousands of armed Parisian women descended on the palace and captured him and his family.
d)
The Church was to take over the Legislative Assembly.
96.
The Committee of Public Safety was given broad powers to...
a)
Drain all the canals.
b)
Protect the Paris Commune from thieves.
c)
Defend France from internal/external threats.
d)
Coordinate attacks on Great Britain.
97.
"Robespierre made the most of his opportunity to help the common people. He spoke at debates and won a reputation as a strong supporter of democracy. In September 1792, he was elected to the National Convention and demanded that Louis XVI be executed as a traitor. The Convention agreed, and on January 18, 1793, ordered the king’s death. By early June, Robespierre controlled the convention." ****How did Robespierre gain support to win election to the National Convention?****
a)
He publicly demanded the execution of Louis XVI.
b)
He spoke out and was a defender of democracy.
c)
He marched an army to the Assembly meeting place.
d)
He bribed election officials.
98.
What was Queen Marie Antoinette’s alleged (rumored) quote?
a)
“Let them starve.”
b)
“Let them eat nothing.”
c)
“Let them eat bread.”
d)
“Let them eat cake.”
99.
The term sans-culottes, meaning “without breeches,” implied that the members of this political group were
a)
Women, because they wore skirts.
b)
Pacifists who did not use guns.
c)
Very poor and could not afford pants.
d)
Ordinary patriots without fine clothes.
100.
What document was modeled by the Declaration of Independence?
a)
The American Constitution
b)
The Declaration of the Rights of Man and of the Citizen
c)
The French Constitution
d)
The Declaration of the Rights of Men, Women, and Children
101.
What did the Guillotine become a symbol of?
a)
Terror
b)
Justice
c)
Revolution
d)
Unfairness
102.
Which centers of execution were located on the Mediterranean Sea?
a)
Paris and Arras
b)
Marseille and Toulon
c)
Nantes and Angers
d)
Lyon and Orange
103.
In its attempts to create a new order that reflected its beliefs in reason, the National Convention...
a)
Declared new national holidays.
b)
Pursued a policy of de-Christianization, going so far as to adopt a new calendar.
c)
Ordered the building of several new libraries and universities, even though the treasury was empty.
d)
Drafted another Constitution to reflect the ideas of the Enlightenment.
104.
___________ was the brutal head of the Committee of Public Safety
a)
Maximilien Robespierre
b)
Napoleon Bonaparte
c)
Jean-Paul Marat
d)
Olympe de Gouges
105.
Which best describes the Directory?
a)
executive under the Constitution of 1795 but notorious for its corruption
b)
Policies of the Committee of Public Safety to defend France from domestic threats
c)
a sudden overthrow of the government
106.
The most important of the seven legal codes established by Napoleon was
a)
the Religious Code
b)
the Merchant Code
c)
the Civil Code
107.
When Britain, Austria, Prussia and Russia met at the Congress of Vienna for peace talks after Napoleon's defeat, their aim was to...
a)
reignite the spirit of the French Revolution
b)
restore European Monarchs to power
c)
allow France to reclaim territories it lost in the war
108.
Which best describes a coup d'etat?
a)
executive under the Constitution of 1795
b)
Policies of the Committee of Public Safety to defend France from domestic threats
c)
a sudden overthrow of the government by Napoleon
109.
The three major parts of Napoleon’s Grand Empire were:
a)
the 1st estate, 2nd estate, and 3rd estate
b)
the French Empire, the dependent states, and the allied states
c)
France, Morocco, and Algeria
110.
The Russians defeated Napoleon’s superior Grand Army by
a)
retreating hundreds of miles and burning their own villages and countryside. Scorched Earth Policy.
b)
splitting their meager forces in half and attacking from two sides. Scathing Earth Policy.
c)
waiting to attack during the brutal Russian winter. Sacrament Earth Policy.
111.
Which best describes the Reign of Terror?
a)
Executive under the Constitution of 1795
b)
Policies of the Committee of Public Safety to defend France from domestic threats
c)
A sudden overthrow of the government
112.
The Duke of Wellington defeated Napoleon at
a)
Annecy in France.
b)
Waterloo in Belgium.
c)
Moscow in Russia.
113.
The commoners stormed and dismantled the _______, the royal armory and prison in Paris.
a)
Temple
b)
Bastille
c)
Directory of Public Safety
d)
National Assembly
114.
Napoleon’s coup d’etat overthrew the ______ to establish his consulate.
a)
Directory
b)
British Government
c)
Bourgeoise
115.
Why was Napoleon considered a product/child of the revolution?
a)
He was a baby when it happened
b)
He was not born when it happened
c)
Without the Revolution he would never had risen to power
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