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7th Test Review

Total questions: 112

Worksheet time: 56mins

Name
Class
Date
1.
did not make peace with Napoleon
a)
England
b)
Austria
c)
Russia
d)
Prussia
2.
From 1809 to 1811, Napoleon controlled virtually all of __________ Europe
a)
Continental
b)
Insular
c)
White
3.
Napoleon divorced Josephine – Married this 18-year-old princess - Made him part of the royal family
a)
Marie Louise
b)
Catherine de Medicis
c)
Marie de Medicis
d)
Marie Antoinette
4.
the continental system was about shutting off Europe trading with ___________
a)
England
b)
France
c)
Spain
d)
Russia
5.
French-influenced trade caused England to fight against the United States
a)
War of 1812
b)
Napoleonic Wars
c)
Franco-Prussian War
d)
Hundred Days' War
6.
reaction against tyranny
a)
Nationalism
b)
Rationalism
c)
Continental System
7.
withdrew Russia from Napoleon’s Continental system
a)
Alexander I
b)
Talleyrand
c)
Castlereagh
d)
Prince von Metternich
8.
key diplomat from England
a)
Alexander I
b)
Talleyrand
c)
Castlereagh
d)
Prince von Metternich
9.
key diplomat from France
a)
Alexander I
b)
Talleyrand
c)
Castlereagh
d)
Prince von Metternich
10.
key diplomat from Austria - Prince of Diplomats
a)
Alexander I
b)
Talleyrand
c)
Castlereagh
d)
Prince von Metternich
11.
Napoleon invaded Russia – Captured Moscow
a)
1812
b)
1811
c)
1810
d)
1813
12.
Napoleon’s worst enemy
a)
Russian winter
b)
Alexander I
c)
Lord Nelson
d)
Waterloo
13.
or Battle of Nations in 1813 – combined forces of Europe defeated Napoleon’s new army
a)
Leipzig
b)
Waterloo
c)
Trafalgar
14.
Napoleon met his final defeat – allied commander was the Duke of Wellington
a)
Leipzig
b)
Waterloo
c)
Trafalgar
15.
Napoleon exiled to this island after Battle of Leipzig
a)
Elba
b)
St. Helena
16.
Napoleon exiled again – Died after six years
a)
Elba
b)
St. Helena
17.
became king after Napoleon’s fall
a)
Louis XVIII
b)
Louis XVII
c)
Talleyrand
d)
Prince von Metternich
18.
The Little Corporal “was as great as a man can be without ________.”
a)
virtue
b)
height
c)
power
19.
1st half of 19th century
a)
Age of Metternich
b)
Age of Enlightenment
c)
Age of Reason
d)
Age of Talleyrand
20.
key diplomat from England
a)
Alexander I
b)
Talleyrand
c)
Castlereagh
d)
Prince von Metternich
21.
key diplomat from France
a)
Alexander I
b)
Talleyrand
c)
Castlereagh
d)
Prince von Metternich
22.
key diplomat from Austria - Prince of Diplomats
a)
Alexander I
b)
Talleyrand
c)
Castlereagh
d)
Prince von Metternich
23.
key diplomat from Russia
a)
Alexander I
b)
Talleyrand
c)
Castlereagh
d)
Prince von Metternich
24.
1st half of 19th century
a)
Age of Metternich
b)
Age of Enlightenment
c)
Age of Reason
d)
Age of Talleyrand
25.
not part of the decision of the Congress of Vienna
a)
Russia given territory along the Rhine
b)
France was established the way it was before the war
c)
Belgium became part of Holland
d)
Savoy territory enlarged in Italy
26.
new form of the Holy Roman Empire
a)
German Confederation
b)
Austrian Netherlands
c)
Savoy
d)
Prussia
27.
became part of Holland
a)
German Confederation
b)
Austrian Netherlands
c)
Savoy
d)
Prussia
28.
territory enlarged in Italy
a)
German Confederation
b)
Austrian Netherlands
c)
Savoy
d)
Prussia
29.
given territory along the Rhine
a)
German Confederation
b)
Austrian Netherlands
c)
Savoy
d)
Prussia
30.
supposed to protect from future attacks
a)
balance of power
b)
German Confederation
c)
restored monarchy
31.
monarchy is restored
a)
Louis XVIII
b)
Charles X
c)
Louis Philippe
d)
Napoleon III
32.
July Revolution forced him to flee to England
a)
Louis XVIII
b)
Charles X
c)
Louis Philippe
d)
Napoleon III
33.
reign known as the July Monarchy
a)
Louis XVIII
b)
Charles X
c)
Louis Philippe
d)
Napoleon III
34.
dissolved the legislature with the people’s approval – became Emperor
a)
Louis XVIII
b)
Charles X
c)
Louis Philippe
d)
Napoleon III
35.
absolute or dictatorial
a)
autocratic
b)
communist
c)
socialist
d)
guerilla
36.
traditional type of party system of France, contributing to an unstable government
a)
multiparty system
b)
autocratic system
c)
socialist system
d)
monarchy system
37.
proclaimed the Second Republic of 1848 in _______
a)
France
b)
Austria
c)
Italy
d)
Holland
38.
revolution that shook confidence in new republic
a)
June Days
b)
July Monarchy
c)
January Days
39.
tried to takeover Mexico – forced out by the U.S.
a)
Archduke Maximilian
b)
Otto von Bismarck
c)
Napoleon III
40.
Chancellor of Prussia
a)
Archduke Maximilian
b)
Otto von Bismarck
c)
Napoleon III
41.
immediate cause was who would succeed to Spanish throne – Napoleon forced to surrender to Prussia
a)
Franco-Prussian War
b)
June Days
c)
Hundred Days
d)
Napoleonic Wars
42.
France’s 3rd attempt at a republic – became stable
a)
Third Republic
b)
Second Republic
c)
First Republic
d)
Consulate
43.

War between England & France

a)

Hundred Years' War

b)

St. Bartholomew's War

c)

Religious Civil War

d)

Huguenot War

44.

French version of Parliament – grew weak during 100 Years’ War

a)

Estates-General

b)

Synod

c)

Guise

45.

French Protestants drew up confession of faith

a)

Estates-General

b)

Synod

c)

Guise

46.

rejected the Reformation – felt their authority over church & state was threatened

a)

French kings

b)

French nobles

c)

French clergy

47.

French Calvinist Protestants

a)

Huguenots

b)

Synods

c)

Estates-General

d)

Guise

48.

wrote Institutes – fled to Switzerland after being forced out of France - worked in Geneva, Switzerland

a)

John Calvin

b)

Gaspard de Coligny

c)

Henry of Bourbon

49.

Led the Protestants

a)

John Calvin

b)

Gaspard de Coligny

c)

Henry of Guise

50.

king of Navarre

a)

John Calvin

b)

Gaspard de Coligny

c)

Henry of Bourbon

51.

took actions against Huguenots

a)

Henry II

b)

Henri IV

c)

Louis XI

52.

not one of the three weak kings

a)

Louis XI

b)

Francis II

c)

Charles IX

d)

Henry III

53.

tried to rule for her sons

a)

Catherine de Medicis

b)

Marie de Medicis

54.

prominent family led Catholic forces in France

a)

Guise

b)

Medicis

c)

Rosny

55.

decreed that Huguenots could worship in public

a)

Edict of January

b)

Edict of Nantes

56.

magnificent palace built here by Louis XIV for nobility

a)

Paris

b)

Versailles

c)

Marsailles

d)

Varennes

57.

reigned over 70 years – one of longest reigns of any king in history – the Sun king – embodied absolutism – said “I am the state” – claimed divine right

a)

Louis XI

b)

Henry IV

c)

Louis XIII

d)

Louis XIV

58.

1st Protestant king of France - denounced Protestantism & claimed Catholicism

a)

Louis XI

b)

Henry IV

c)

Louis XIII

d)

Louis XIV

59.

Cardinal Richelieu ruled for him & his mother and really controlled the government

a)

Louis XI

b)

Henry IV

c)

Louis XIII

d)

Louis XIV

60.

Huguenots lost their towns and armies

a)

Peace of Alais

b)

Edict of Nantes

c)

St. Bartholomew's Day

d)

Edict of Rosny

61.

followed principle of territorial toleration – allowed Huguenots freedom of worship only in certain territories

a)

Peace of Alais

b)

Edict of Nantes

c)

St. Bartholomew's Day

d)

Edict of Rosny

62.

several 1000 Huguenots massacred by French Catholics – August 24, 1572 – during Charles IX’s reign

a)

St. Bartholomew's Day

b)

St. Andrew's Day

c)

St. Rosny's Day

63.

advised Henry to become Catholic

a)

Rosny

b)

Alais

c)

Richelieu

d)

Mazarin

64.

young cardinal trained by Richelieu to rule for Louis XIV

a)

Rosny

b)

Alais

c)

Mazarin

d)

Henry

65.

government by men who sit at desks – decreasing independence of local & town governments

a)

Bureaucracy

b)

Democracy

c)

Aristocracy

d)

Oligarchy

66.

territories on France & Germany’s border – invaded by Louis XIV

a)

Alsace & Lorraine

b)

Augsburg & Ryswick

c)

Nantes & Alsace

67.

established thing the way they were before the war

a)

Treaty of Ryswick

b)

Treaty of Utrecht

c)

Treaty of Augsburg

68.

revoked by Louis XIV – caused many Protestants to flee France

a)

Edict of Nantes

b)

Edict of Ryswick

c)

Edict of Augsburg

69.

persecuted – laid foundation for the French Revolution

a)

Nobles

b)

Huguenots

c)

Peasants

d)

Catholics

70.

said “After me the deluge.”

a)

Louis XIV

b)

Louis XV

c)

Louis XVI

d)

Louis XIII

71.

forced to call Estates-General – king during French Revolution

a)

Louis XIV

b)

Louis XV

c)

Louis XVI

d)

Louis XIII

72.

clergy

a)

first estate

b)

second estate

c)

third estate

73.

nobility of France

a)

first estate

b)

second estate

c)

third estate

74.

made up of middle class & peasants

a)

first estate

b)

second estate

c)

third estate

75.

paid half their income in taxes

a)

peasants

b)

Huguenots

c)

nobles

d)

bourgeoisie

76.

had not met for over 170 years – finally met in 1789

a)

National Assembly

b)

Estates-General

c)

First Estate

77.

declared by National Assembly - Vowing to meet until a national constitution was written

a)

Tennis Court Oath

b)

Basketball Court Oath

c)

Polo Court Oath

78.

members of 3rd Estate declared itself official represent. body of all France

a)

National Assembly

b)

Estates-General

c)

First Estate

79.

Bastille (castle stronghold) is stormed by the people – became Bastille Day

a)

July 14, 1789

b)

August 4, 1789

c)

July 4, 1790

d)

July 14, 1786

80.

ended lord’s privileges of collecting land tax – Feudalism was abolished

a)

August 4 Decrees

b)

Declaration of the Rights of Man and Citizen

c)

Civil Constitution of the Clergy

d)

Constitution of 1791

81.

1st written constitution of France – main institution was to be a Legislative Assembly – France was to be a constitutional monarchy with a very weak king

a)

August 4 Decrees

b)

Declaration of the Rights of Man and Citizen

c)

Civil Constitution of the Clergy

d)

Constitution of 1791

82.

radical group wanted to take Revolution to next extreme

a)

Jacobins

b)

Émigrés

c)

the Right

83.

Supported the king – Satisfied with Constitution of 1791

a)

Right

b)

Center

c)

Left

84.

National Assembly radicals who wanted Revolution to go further

a)

Right

b)

Center

c)

Left

85.

not a prominent Jacobin

a)

Jean Paul Marat

b)

Georges Jacques Danton

c)

Voltaire

d)

Maximilien Robespierre

86.

Controlled by the Left – one of the 1st things they did was execute Louis XVI

a)

National Assembly

b)

Estates-General

c)

Committee of Public Safety

d)

National Convention

87.

began the Reign of Terror – some 40,000 people died – the Terror was bloodiest at the same time that atheism was at its peak

a)

Jean Paul Marat

b)

Georges Jacques Danton

c)

Voltaire

d)

Maximilien Robespierre

88.

device for chopping off heads

a)

guillotine

b)

axe

c)

razor saw

89.

tried to give men rights without responsibility - people who disagreed with Revolution were imprisoned or killed - atheism was at an all-time high

a)

French Revolution

b)

American Revolution

90.

firmly grounded in principles – not selfish desires - had no peasants demanding equality, and the war was not for equality but freedom

a)

French Revolution

b)

American Revolution

91.

military hero – proclaimed a new republic (the Consulate)

a)

Napoleon Bonaparte

b)

Lord Nelson

c)

Czar Alexander I

d)

Maximilien Robespierre

92.

led English to defeat French & Spanish fleet at battle of Trafalgar – greatest naval hero world has ever known

a)

Napoleon Bonaparte

b)

Lord Nelson

c)

Czar Alexander I

d)

Maximilien Robespierre

93.

British navy defeated combined French & Spanish navies

a)

Trafalgar

b)

Leipzig

c)

Waterloo

94.
From 1809 to 1811, Napoleon controlled virtually all of __________ Europe
a)
Continental
b)
Insular
c)
White
95.
the continental system was about shutting off Europe trading with ___________
a)
England
b)
France
c)
Spain
d)
Russia
96.
French-influenced trade caused England to fight against the United States
a)
War of 1812
b)
Napoleonic Wars
c)
Franco-Prussian War
d)
Hundred Days' War
97.
withdrew Russia from Napoleon’s Continental system
a)
Alexander I
b)
Talleyrand
c)
Castlereagh
d)
Prince von Metternich
98.
key diplomat from England
a)
Alexander I
b)
Talleyrand
c)
Castlereagh
d)
Prince von Metternich
99.
key diplomat from France
a)
Alexander I
b)
Talleyrand
c)
Castlereagh
d)
Prince von Metternich
100.
key diplomat from Austria - Prince of Diplomats
a)
Alexander I
b)
Talleyrand
c)
Castlereagh
d)
Prince von Metternich
101.
or Battle of Nations in 1813 – combined forces of Europe defeated Napoleon’s new army
a)
Leipzig
b)
Waterloo
c)
Trafalgar
102.
Napoleon met his final defeat – allied commander was the Duke of Wellington
a)
Leipzig
b)
Waterloo
c)
Trafalgar
103.
Napoleon exiled to this island after Battle of Leipzig
a)
Elba
b)
St. Helena
104.
Napoleon exiled again – Died after six years
a)
Elba
b)
St. Helena
105.
became king after Napoleon’s fall
a)
Louis XVIII
b)
Louis XVII
c)
Talleyrand
d)
Prince von Metternich
106.
not part of the decision of the Congress of Vienna
a)
Russia given territory along the Rhine
b)
France was established the way it was before the war
c)
Belgium became part of Holland
d)
Savoy territory enlarged in Italy
107.
July Revolution forced him to flee to England
a)
Louis XVIII
b)
Charles X
c)
Louis Philippe
d)
Napoleon III
108.
reign known as the July Monarchy
a)
Louis XVIII
b)
Charles X
c)
Louis Philippe
d)
Napoleon III
109.
dissolved the legislature with the people’s approval – became Emperor
a)
Louis XVIII
b)
Charles X
c)
Louis Philippe
d)
Napoleon III
110.
traditional type of party system of France, contributing to an unstable government
a)
multiparty system
b)
autocratic system
c)
socialist system
d)
monarchy system
111.
revolution that shook confidence in new republic
a)
June Days
b)
July Monarchy
c)
January Days
112.
immediate cause was who would succeed to Spanish throne – Napoleon forced to surrender to Prussia
a)
Franco-Prussian War
b)
June Days
c)
Hundred Days
d)
Napoleonic Wars

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