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WorksheetsUnit 3 Super Mega All Section Review
Total questions: 125
Worksheet time: 1hrs 2mins
Name
Class
Date
1.
What did they call the Monarch in Russia
a)
King
b)
Emeror
c)
Tsar
d)
Father
e)
Lord
2.
What does "Oceania" refer to?
a)
Austrialia
b)
New Zealand
c)
Thailand
d)
Indonesia
e)
India
3.
what is the defenition of a mestizo.
a)
someone of mixed indigenous and european heritage
b)
european born in europe
c)
someone of mixed indigenous and african heritage
4.
what is the defenition of a criollo.
a)
someone of mixed indigenous and european heritage
b)
european born in latin american
c)
someone of mixed indigenous and african heritage
5.
What is the definition of a Peninsular
a)
Someone of mixed indigenous and european heritage
b)
someone of mixed indigenous and african heritage
c)
Someone of European heritage born in Europe
d)
european born in latin america
6.
What was Cardinal Richelieu role?
a)
the king
b)
the chief minister
c)
the tsar
d)
a member of parilament
7.
Europeans classified depicted Tahitians, Hawaiians and New Zealanders (before the murder of cook) as:
a)
corrupted animals
b)
noble savages
c)
noble tsars
d)
savage animals
8.
where did enlightenment start?
a)
europe
b)
asia
c)
africa
d)
australia
e)
america
9.
who discvoered gravity during enlightenment?
a)
brooke
b)
aristotole
c)
plato
d)
newton
e)
ms young
10.
what kind of monarchy did russia have
a)
tsar
b)
absolute monarchy
c)
democratic republic
d)
democracy
11.
Which of these people were pilosophers during the Enlightenment?
a)
Thomas Hobbes
b)
Oliver Cromwell
c)
Richelieu
d)
Captain Cook
12.
who is the one that confirmed copernicus idea about how the earth revoled around the sun.
a)
brooke
b)
bacon
c)
Galieo
d)
charles V
13.
Who lead the first three voyages to Australia?
a)
Captain Jeremy Crook
b)
Captain John Calvin
c)
Captain James Cook
d)
Captain Joshua Cablin
14.
Australia is in:
a)
Africa
b)
Oceania
c)
Europe
d)
Latin America
15.
Australia is by
a)
South Pacific
b)
North mediterranean
c)
North pacific
d)
South Atlantic
16.
which english king wanted to ditch parliment and become an absolute monarhcy
a)
no king wanted to become an asolute monarchy
b)
louisIII
c)
charles II
d)
charles I
e)
lousi II
17.
What planet did Captain Cook observe the movement of?
a)
Saturn
b)
Jupiter
c)
Uranus
d)
Venus
e)
Mars
18.
What is an Absolute Monarchy
a)
The monarch controls the right to tax, judge, make war and coin money.
b)
The throne is passed down to family members
c)
The ruler participates in festivals
d)
Everyone rules themselves
19.
Who lived in Latin America during the 16th, 17th and 18th centuries?
a)
europeans
b)
spanish
c)
japanese
d)
russian
20.
Which pholisherper helped deveop the scientic method
a)
brooke
b)
bacon
c)
newton
d)
cromwell
e)
aristotle
21.
What are some main features of Australia
a)
Harsh natural conditions with sparse population
b)
Humid with large population
c)
Cold and not warm with large population
22.
Who was Captain cooked killed by?
a)
Hawaiians
b)
Australians
c)
French
d)
Indians
e)
Vietnamese
23.
who were the amerind?
a)
american + indian
b)
american + mexican
c)
mexican + indian
24.
who decided to colonize Oceania?
a)
French
b)
British
c)
Spanish
d)
German
e)
American
25.
Durring what years did Queen Elizabeth reign?
a)
1520-1548
b)
1558-1603
c)
1420-1488
d)
1922-1999
e)
1777-1802
26.
Who is an indian
a)
The people Columbus met in the americas when he thought he was in asia
b)
someone who eats pasta daily
c)
someone who is born in asia
27.
Who did the bristish government assign for the secret mission
a)
Captain kirks Crunch
b)
Captain Cook
c)
Captain Cole
d)
John Locke
28.
What was the conquered land of Australia used for?
a)
prison
b)
growth of foreign crops
c)
a base against other countries
d)
slaves
e)
secret hideout
29.
Who believed that absolute monarchy was the way to go?
a)
Rousseau
b)
Ms Young
c)
Mr Oder
d)
Locke
e)
Hobbes
30.
How did nobles rise in power in France and Russia?
a)
Doing good work
b)
Being nice to the tsar or king
c)
Whoever asked
d)
The handsome ones
31.
Who liked absolute monarchies?
a)
Locke
b)
Montesquieu
c)
Hobbes
d)
Rousseau
32.
Who fought who in the English Civil War?
a)
Oliver Cromwell
b)
Charles ii
c)
Ivan the Terrible
d)
Charles i
e)
Ms Young
33.
How can people get power in Montesquieu?
a)
be loyal to King
b)
join Parliament
c)
only King can give power
d)
work for courts
34.
Who LOVED democracy and thought it was the best form of government?
a)
Rousseau
b)
Charles I
c)
Louis XIV
d)
Cardinal Richelieu
35.
Which came second?
a)
English Civil War
b)
Stuart dynasty
c)
Queen Elizabeth
d)
The Test Act
36.
Who controls the money in a limited monarchy?
a)
Peasants
b)
Nobles
c)
King
d)
Parliament
37.
Which philosophers liked the limited monarchy?
a)
Hobbes
b)
Montesquieu
c)
Rousseau
d)
Locke
38.
What was the enlightenment?
a)
People in africa having religious revalations
b)
People in europe having religious revalations
c)
People in africa searching for testable and objectable knowledge
d)
People in europe searching for testable and objectable knowledge
39.
Who built Versailles?
a)
King Louis XIII
b)
King Louis XIV
c)
Queen Elizabeth
d)
King Charles I
40.
Why did the serfs move around so much?
a)
To exercise
b)
To get out of the city
c)
To escape serfdom
d)
To farm
41.
What was a core belief in mercantilsm?
a)
The earth is flat
b)
colonies are specifically made for profit
c)
Price should be determined by preference
d)
Absolute monarchy is the best form of government
42.
Which family of Russians start the absolute monarchy?
a)
Montesquieu
b)
Romanovs
c)
Terribles
d)
Catherine the Great
43.
Who gained power in Latin America in the 17th and 18th century?
a)
Creoles
b)
Ms. Young
c)
Peninsulares
d)
VSCO girls
44.
Who was Louis XIII's first minister?
a)
Cardinal Richelieu
b)
Cardinal Mazarin
c)
Cardinal Baguette
d)
Cardinal Canada
45.
Which Louis established absolute monarchy?
a)
14
b)
13
c)
12
d)
56
46.
What did the Test Act establish?
a)
a limited monarchy
b)
a badge system for French aristocrats
c)
the king of England must be a follower of the Church of England
d)
sacrifices made for the sun god
47.
When did the Glorious Revolution take place?
a)
1412
b)
1776
c)
1688
d)
1492
48.
Who believed in the invisible hand of the market?
a)
Adam Smith
b)
French monarchs
c)
Montesquieu
d)
Locke
49.
What is a laissez-faire economy?
a)
An economy controlled by the monarch
b)
An economy left alone by the government
c)
An economy controlled by Parliament
d)
An economy controlled by the wealthy, upper class
50.
What did Locke often write about?
a)
The Russians
b)
The Chinese
c)
The Latin Americans
d)
Rights
51.
Laissez Faire is a concept where government has no say on the prices of products in trade?
a)
true
b)
False
52.
What year was the opera "Death in Venice" first performed?
a)
2002
b)
1973
c)
1892
d)
1745
53.
What are dynastic monarchies?
a)
The country has no ruler.
b)
A country that has a series of rulers that come from one powerful family.
c)
A country that has one main person in charge (king, emperor).
d)
Both the government and head of state of a country work together.
54.
Which countries had absolute monarchies?
a)
Frace
b)
England
c)
Brazil
d)
the US
55.
Who would order Miguel de Cabrera's pintura de castas?
a)
Miguel de Cabrara
b)
A wealthy European
c)
A Native American
d)
An African
56.
what is an absolute monarchy?
a)
An absolute monarchy is the same as a democracy.
b)
Absolute monarchy is a form of government in which the monarch exercises ultimate governing authority as head of state and head of government
c)
An absolute monarch wields unrestricted political power over the sovereign state and its people.
d)
An absolute monarchy is when peasents are in control over the state.
57.
Who influenced Charles I to want a absolute monarchy?
a)
Pablo Picaso
b)
Louis XIII
c)
Charles V
d)
Oliver Cromwell
58.
What word does Tsar / Czar come from?
a)
King
b)
Canine
c)
Caesar
d)
Tazar
59.
Who called himseld the Lord Protector?
a)
Darth Vader
b)
Charles V
c)
Ivan IV
d)
Oliver Cromwell
60.
Who was the 1st Tsar?
a)
Charles V
b)
Ivan IV
c)
Boris X
d)
Julius Caesar
61.
Which of these people were Enlightenment thinkers?
a)
Copernicus
b)
Galileo
c)
Francis Bacon
d)
Newton
62.
What was Adam Smith known for?
a)
Mercantilism
b)
Invisible Hand
c)
Protectionism
d)
Parliament
63.
What is the name for a child of a European and Native American born in the America's?
a)
Creole
b)
Mulato
c)
Mestizo
d)
Peninsulars
64.
What is the name for a child of a European and Native America born in Europe?
a)
Creole
b)
Mulato
c)
Mestizo
d)
Peninsulars
65.
What were the main exported goods in Latin America during the 17th and 18th centuries?
a)
Coal
b)
Silver
c)
Sugarcane
d)
Gold
66.
All patronage networks are ultimately linked to what?
a)
Pope
b)
Generals
c)
Goverment
d)
King
67.
Why was their a gender embalance when the Europeans came to Latin America?
a)
The European women weren't allowed freedom of travel
b)
Women were only allowed to do what the men in their lives permitted them to do
c)
Women didn't have high enough positions in gov. military, or religious affairs to be nessicary to bring along.
d)
Women couldn't have money in their names, only in their husbands, fathers, brothers which made it hard to start a new life
68.
What were the *two* main reasons for the start of the Enlightenment in Europe?
a)
increasing outside contact
b)
the protestant reformation/religious separation
c)
American colonization
d)
Absolute monarchies
69.
Mingling between European colonizers and native people in the Americas created:
a)
money
b)
hybrid cultures
c)
authority
d)
pressure
70.
What increased as Europeans imposed authority over more of the Americas?
a)
debt
b)
criollos
c)
cultural mixing
d)
money
71.
what was the enlightment?
a)
thinkers to develop useful ways for understanding and improving the world
b)
a period of war
c)
a period of time that a lot of people got sick
d)
when Spain trade European goods with Africa and get slaves
72.
What is a slave bound to the land called?
a)
Serf
b)
Drudge
c)
Encomienda
d)
Slav
73.
consequences of the enlightment
a)
expansion of literacy
b)
critical thinking
c)
agricultural productivity
d)
death of a lot of people
74.
What areas is not part of Oceania?
a)
Australia
b)
Indonesia
c)
Vietnam
d)
New Zealand
75.
How many people were in Oceania before the Europeans came?
a)
5000000
b)
25000
c)
300000
d)
850000
76.
Who discovered Australia?
a)
Christopher Columbus
b)
Captain James Cook
c)
John Carpini
d)
João de Castro
77.
Where was James Cook from?
a)
France
b)
Spain
c)
The Netherlands
d)
England
78.
how did hobbes describe the state of nature?
a)
all individuals were naturally equal and every person was free to do whathever they needed to do to survive.
b)
men were naturally good but corrupted by society.
c)
individuals were so fearful that they avoided violence and war.
79.
What was the reason for the English to conquer some of Australia?
a)
They wanted to convert people to Islam
b)
To move their capital there
c)
For better farmland
d)
To make a place for prisoners
80.
John Locke believed that people were born...
a)
bad
b)
blank slates
c)
good
81.
Colonizers brought to the Americas...
a)
guns and germs
b)
Bibles and prayer books
c)
Jesuits
d)
crucifixes
82.
Which of the following is a key factor to Russia becoming an empire
a)
The conquest of Siberia
b)
The incorporation of Ukraine
c)
The Russian conquering of Chinese territory
d)
Peter the Great's victory of Sweden
83.
Who killed James Cook?
a)
The Australians
b)
The Hawaiians
c)
The Chinese
d)
The Japanese
84.
What did the Europeans viewed the Australian aboriginals as when they first encountered?
a)
Noble savage
b)
Savage noble
c)
Smart savage
d)
Nobles
85.
What was the gender balance of Europeans in the Americas?
a)
Close to 50:50
b)
More women than men
c)
More men than women
d)
Latin America had no Europeans
86.
was the French absolute monarchy beneficial?
a)
yes, The French dynastic monarchy provided a model of absolute rule for other European dynasts, like the Habsburgs of the Holy Roman Empire, the Hohenzollerns of Prussia, and the Romanovs of Muscovy.
b)
No, it made the French suffer.
c)
It didn't help the French but it didn't ruin them
87.
Rousseau believed that people were born...
a)
good
b)
blank slates
c)
bad
88.
Indigenous and African slaves adopted christian beliefs but...
a)
ignored other gods
b)
became Jesuits
c)
retained other religious practices
d)
created a new god
89.
Locke's social contract was between which two parties?
a)
legislature
b)
common people
c)
nobility
d)
the market
90.
What did King Charles I not call for 11 years?
a)
Council of Trent
b)
Ironside Army
c)
Parliment
d)
Church of England
91.
What was the most succesful way that missionaries attempted to spread Christianity to natives?
a)
Through force with weapons
b)
through bribes to the indigenous people
c)
by mixing elements of the native's religion with Christianity
d)
handing out free bibles
92.
What is the 11 year tyranny?
a)
Peasants rebel aganst the church for 11 years
b)
Parliament isn't called for 11 years
c)
Oliver Cromwell starts rebellion against Parliament
d)
Ireland invades England in a war lasting 11 years
93.
the Seven Year's War was known as..
a)
Peasants rebel aganst the church for 11 years
b)
what was the Seven Year's War known as?
c)
The French and Indian was in the US.
d)
the Dutch and Indian war in the US.
e)
the Portuguese and Dutch war.
94.
What are some similarities between America and Australia aboriginals?
a)
Forced labor
b)
Classified as indians
c)
Revolted successfully
d)
Perished population dued to the diseases brought by Europeans
95.
who invented the scientific method?
a)
Bacon
b)
Rosseau
c)
Hobbes
d)
Newton
96.
What was not brought from Europe to Australia?
a)
Strawberries
b)
Apples
c)
Quinces
d)
Pineapples
97.
What is the Test Act?
a)
Another name for the Bill of Rights
b)
A contract between the monarch and the people that limits power
c)
An act stating you have to be protestant and member of the C of E to be King
d)
A political agreement between England and the Netherlands
98.
What were serfs?
a)
Maids to the Tsar
b)
In charge of taking care of the Russian army.
c)
Part of the Romanov family.
d)
Legally bound to work for nobles and tsar.
99.
what did hobbes think the social contract should do?
a)
people agreed to lay down their natural right of equality and give absolute power to a sovereigh
b)
the king should not hold absolute power but only acted to enforce and protect the natural rights of the people
c)
the social contract was a fraud ahainst the people comitted by the rich
100.
Elites and hierarchies emerged and followed european aristocrat fashions in...
a)
North America
b)
North and Latin America
c)
Latin America
d)
Central America
101.
What did the british government assign James Cook to do?
a)
Find and claim "the northern continent" for Britain
b)
Find and claim "the eastern continent" for Britain
c)
Find and claim "the southern continent" for Britain
102.
Where is Latin America?
a)
Everything below the Canadian-US border
b)
Everything below the Mexico-US border
c)
Everything from Mexico to Panama
d)
Everything below the Panama Canal
103.
Philosophers...
a)
distrusted institutuions
b)
argued that societies should be governed by applying reasons and natural laws
c)
argued that societies should be governed by applying reasons and natural laws
104.
Christian missionaries in the Americas had...
a)
armies
b)
money
c)
religion
d)
followers
105.
English king who tried to establish absolute monarchy
a)
Charles I
b)
James I
c)
James II
d)
William of Orange
106.
Who became the leader of England as a direct result of the English Civil Wars?
a)
Henry VII
b)
John Locke
c)
Elizabeth I
d)
Oliver Cromwell
107.
Who wrote the Leviathan?
a)
Rousseau
b)
Locke
c)
Hobbes
d)
Montesquieu
108.
Which philosopher wanted to have a democracy under a small scale?
a)
Rousseau
b)
Locke
c)
Hobbes
d)
Montesquieu
109.
What system of governance was created in England by the signing of the Bill of Rights in 1689?
a)
Democracy
b)
Absolute Monarchy
c)
Limited Monarchy
d)
Dictatorship
110.
What is a peninsular?
a)
an european with european descent
b)
an amerindian with european descent
c)
an indian born in Europe
d)
a person of european descent born in the ameicas
111.
What is a creole?
a)
A person from Mexico
b)
Someone who was born in Europe but of American descent
c)
Someone who was born in the Americas but of European descent
d)
A person directly related to the king of Spain
e)
An African slave living in the Americas
112.
Parliament consists of...
a)
Peasants
b)
Noble Lords
c)
Puritans
d)
Commons & literate
113.
missionaries were..
a)
very tolerant and allowed people ti worship any god.
b)
wanted to bring people into the christian fold. demonitized local gods and sometimes captured and converted people.
c)
mainly women who did not worship a god.
114.
Which of these countries did not have an absolute monarchy?
a)
France
b)
England
c)
United States
d)
Russia
115.
What did Oliver Cromwell name himself?
a)
King
b)
Tsar
c)
Lord Protector
d)
Absolute General
e)
Emporer
116.
What was one place that was very important for Russia to conquer when becoming an empire?
a)
Japan
b)
Siberia
c)
France
d)
China
e)
India
117.
who is Carolus linneus?
a)
an Australian woman
b)
She used racial fetures to describe mankind
c)
she was a slave brought to the Americas to mine for metals
118.
What does "terrible" mean in Ivan the Terrible
a)
Mean
b)
Ruthless
c)
Great
d)
Savage
119.
what did Catherine the Great do?
a)
was in charge when Russia was victorious agains Ukraine
b)
was excecuted
c)
ruled in England and suceeded her father, Charles II
d)
was the tsar Peter's Mother
120.
What is the 11 years tyranny?
a)
When Charles II goes to Spain for 11 years
b)
When Charles I dosen’t call the Parliament for 11 years
c)
when James II does not call the Parliament for 11 years
121.
Which of the following led Russians to migrate to Siberia?
a)
Some wanted to work in the lucrative salt mines.
b)
Some believed they were taking part in a glorious crusade against polytheistic native Siberians.
c)
Many were fleeing serfdom and religious persecution.
d)
Many wanted to improve their economic status by acquiring free land from the government.
122.
what is the test act?
a)
if you want to be king or queen of england you have to be a part of the church of england
b)
the paliament agrees to give charles Iunder the condition that he needs to call them
c)
agreement that the king of england has a limited monarchy
123.
Who began the process of creating a centralized government in France during the reign of King Louis XIII?
a)
Les frondistes
b)
Cardinal Mazarin
c)
Louis XIV
d)
Cardinal Richelieu
124.
Who says "I think therefore I am"
a)
Hobbes
b)
Locke
c)
Descartes
d)
Bacon
125.
Which of these is the correct spelling of the title held by the Romanovs?
a)
Tsar
b)
Tszar
c)
Tzar
d)
Csar
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