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Worksheets10th 112 Review
Total questions: 164
Worksheet time: 1hrs 22mins
Name
Class
Date
1.
maintained peace within France
a)
Louis XVIII
b)
Charles X
c)
Louis Philippe
d)
Leopold I
2.
succeeded Louis XVIII – French legislature refused to support his autocratic program – he dissolved the legislature – the July Revolution forced him to flee to England
a)
Louis Napoleon
b)
Charles X
c)
Louis Philippe
d)
Leopold I
3.
new French king after Charles X
a)
Louis XVIII
b)
Louis Napoleon
c)
Louis Philippe
d)
Leopold I
4.
Belgian king after independence from the Dutch
a)
Louis XVIII
b)
Charles X
c)
Louis Philippe
d)
Leopold I
5.
developed numerous parties, slightly different from any other – contributed to rather unstable government in France (Cause of July Revolution)
a)
Multiparty system
b)
Congress system
6.
Marx and Engels published Communist Manifesto – more than 50 revolutions broke out
a)
1848
b)
1825
c)
1818
d)
1870
7.
Napoleon’s nephew – dissolved legislature – proclaimed himself Emperor Napoleon III – supported Archduke Maximilian’s takeover of Mexico
a)
Louis Napoleon
b)
Frederick William IV
c)
Guiseppe Mazzini
d)
Count Cavour
8.
brought the Frankfurt Assembly to an end
a)
Louis Napoleon
b)
Frederick William IV
c)
Guiseppe Mazzini
d)
Count Cavour
9.
imprisoned and exiled for revolts – organized Young Italy – believed in unification through violence
a)
Louis Napoleon
b)
Frederick William IV
c)
Guiseppe Mazzini
d)
Count Cavour
10.
worked for unification through diplomatic means
a)
Louis Napoleon
b)
Frederick William IV
c)
Giuseppe Mazzini
d)
Count Cavour
11.
revolts forced Metternich to flee to England
a)
Austria
b)
Germany
c)
France
d)
Italy
12.
Other European revolts brought _______ social changes
a)
few
b)
many
13.
organized the Red Shirts
a)
Giuseppe Garibaldi
b)
Victor Emmanuel II
c)
Otto von Bismarck
d)
Wilhelm I
14.
1st king of a united Italy
a)
Giuseppe Garibaldi
b)
Victor Emmanuel II
c)
Otto von Bismarck
d)
Wilhelm I
15.
Prussian chancellor – led German unification
a)
Giuseppe Garibaldi
b)
Victor Emmanuel II
c)
Otto von Bismarck
d)
Wilhelm I
16.
1st ruler of a united Germany in 1871
a)
Giuseppe Garibaldi
b)
Victor Emmanuel II
c)
Otto von Bismarck
d)
Wilhelm I
17.
claimed by both Denmark and the German Confederation – ___________ went to Austria
a)
Holstein
b)
Schleswig
18.
claimed by both Denmark and the German Confederation – _______ to Prussia
a)
Holstein
b)
Schleswig
19.
begun in order to provoke feelings of German nationalism – Prussia defeated Napoleon III
a)
Franco-Prussian War
b)
July Revolution
20.
upper chamber of German parliament
a)
Bundesrat
b)
Reichstag
21.
lower chamber of German parliament
a)
Bundesrat
b)
Reichstag
22.
new emperor of Germany – dismissed Bismarck
a)
Wilhelm II
b)
von Tirpitz
c)
Francis Joseph I
d)
Louis Blanc
23.
state secretary for naval affairs – built up German sea power
a)
Wilhelm II
b)
von Tirpitz
c)
Francis Joseph I
d)
Louis Blanc
24.
Hungarian king & Austrian emperor
a)
Wilhelm II
b)
von Tirpitz
c)
Francis Joseph I
d)
Louis Blanc
25.
French socialist – advocated democratic socialism – believed workers should publicly own and control industry – coined the phrase “from each according to his ability, to each according to his needs”
a)
Wilhelm II
b)
von Tirpitz
c)
Francis Joseph I
d)
Louis Blanc
26.
Dual Monarchy
a)
Austro-Hungary
b)
Germany
c)
Yugoslavia
d)
United Kingdom
27.
government formed in 1870 – largely aristocratic assembly – distrusted by the people
a)
Third Republic
b)
Paris Commune
c)
Dual Alliance
d)
Entente Cordiale
e)
Triple Entente
28.
large group of Marxist citizens in Paris – defeated after gruesome fighting
a)
Third Republic
b)
Paris Commune
c)
Dual Alliance
d)
Entente Cordiale
e)
Triple Entente
29.
France and Russia
a)
Third Republic
b)
Paris Commune
c)
Dual Alliance
d)
Entente Cordiale
e)
Triple Entente
30.
reconciled differences between France and Britain
a)
Third Republic
b)
Paris Commune
c)
Dual Alliance
d)
Entente Cordiale
e)
Triple Entente
31.
Britain, France, and Russia
a)
Third Republic
b)
Paris Commune
c)
Dual Alliance
d)
Entente Cordiale
e)
Triple Entente
32.
earliest brand of socialism – founding utopian communities where socialist ideas are tried – always fails
a)
Utopian socialism
b)
Militant socialism
33.
rejected the utopia – believed in forceful seizure of governmental power
a)
Utopian socialism
b)
Militant socialism
34.
Tried to redraw the map of Europe
a)
Congress of Vienna
b)
Congress of Metternich
c)
Congress of Germans
35.
Russian diplomat
a)
Alexander I
b)
Lord Castlereagh
c)
Charles de Talleyrand
d)
Prince von Metternich
36.
British diplomat
a)
Alexander I
b)
Lord Castlereagh
c)
Charles de Talleyrand
d)
Prince von Metternich
37.
French diplomat
a)
Alexander I
b)
Lord Castlereagh
c)
Charles de Talleyrand
d)
Prince von Metternich
38.
Prince of Diplomats
a)
Alexander I
b)
Lord Castlereagh
c)
Charles de Talleyrand
d)
Prince von Metternich
39.
not part of Metternich's plan for peace after Napoleon
a)
Compensating each country for soldiers lost from previous wars
b)
Restoring the royal families of each nation
c)
Encircling France with stable monarchies
d)
Establishing balance of power in Europe
40.
38 larger states organized together
a)
German Confederation
b)
Quadruple Alliance
c)
Quintuple Alliance
d)
Holy Alliance
41.
Austria, Prussia, Russia, & Great Britain
a)
German Confederation
b)
Quadruple Alliance
c)
Quintuple Alliance
d)
Holy Alliance
42.
France joined an alliance in 1818
a)
German Confederation
b)
Quadruple Alliance
c)
Quintuple Alliance
d)
Holy Alliance
43.
Formed by Czar Alexander I to promote “justice, Christian charity, and peace”
a)
German Confederation
b)
Quadruple Alliance
c)
Quintuple Alliance
d)
Holy Alliance
44.
met periodically to work together to put down rumblings of revolution
a)
Congress System
b)
Holy Alliance
c)
Quintuple Alliance
d)
German Confederation
45.
Spaniards born in the colonies
a)
Creoles
b)
Mestizos
46.
Latin Americans of mixed Spanish and Indian ancestry
a)
Creoles
b)
Mestizos
47.
did not win Chilean independence in 1818
a)
Simon Bolivar
b)
Jose de San Martin
c)
Bernardo O'Higgins
48.
wealthy Venezuelan Creole – known as The Liberator
a)
Simon Bolivar
b)
Jose de San Martin
c)
Bernardo O'Higgins
49.
all of Latin America was independent of European rule – except Cuba, Puerto Rico, and the Guiana Colonies
a)
1825
b)
1823
c)
1818
d)
1848
50.
warned Europe not to interfere in Latin America
a)
Monroe Doctrine
b)
Congress System
c)
Congress of Vienna
51.
Turks agreed to submit to terms – ended the Greek struggle for independence
a)
Treaty of Adrianople
b)
Treaty of Bolivar
c)
Treaty of Vienna
d)
Treaty of Greece
52.
desire to break loose from their established governments and rule themselves
a)
revolutionary nationalism
b)
anarchy
53.
political disorder and violence
a)
revolutionary nationalism
b)
anarchy
54.
German philosopher – promoted idealism
a)
Immanuel Kant
b)
G. W. F. Hegel
c)
Friedrich Schleiermacher
55.
introduced dialectic thinking – did not believe in absolutes – placed emphasis on changeableness and subjectivity
a)
Immanuel Kant
b)
G. W. F. Hegel
c)
Friedrich Schleiermacher
56.
Father of Theological Liberalism
a)
Immanuel Kant
b)
G. W. F. Hegel
c)
Friedrich Schleiermacher
57.
bases though and action on the way one wishes things were rather than on reality
a)
idealism
b)
relativism
c)
dialectic thinking
d)
higher criticism
58.
truth is relative
a)
idealism
b)
relativism
c)
dialectic thinking
d)
higher criticism
59.
says a thesis works against an anthesis to create a synthesis
a)
idealism
b)
relativism
c)
dialectic thinking
d)
higher criticism
60.
questioned the inspiration, authority, and meaning of the Bible – popular among modernists
a)
idealism
b)
relativism
c)
dialectic thinking
d)
higher criticism
61.
not an English Romantic poet
a)
Victor Hugo
b)
Wordsworth
c)
Samuel Coleridge
d)
Lord Byron
e)
Keats
62.
not a French Romanticist
a)
Shelley
b)
Victor Hugo
c)
Delacroix
63.
not a German Romanticist
a)
Delacroix
b)
Goethe
c)
Wagner
64.
false idea that God is not separate from nature but that nature is God
a)
Pantheism
b)
Relativism
c)
Idealism
d)
Higher criticism
65.
Victoria’s son – Led Britain into an era of decline
a)
Edward VII
b)
George III
c)
Edward VI
d)
George IV
66.
wrote On the Origin of Species – began philosophy of evolution
a)
Charles Darwin
b)
Thomas Huxley
c)
Charles Kingsley
d)
George Bernard Shaw
67.
used the term agnostic
a)
Charles Darwin
b)
Thomas Huxley
c)
Charles Kingsley
d)
George Bernard Shaw
68.
Famous Christian Socialist writer
a)
Charles Darwin
b)
Thomas Huxley
c)
Charles Kingsley
d)
George Bernard Shaw
69.
founded Fabian Society
a)
Beatrice Webb
b)
Thomas Huxley
c)
Charles Kingsley
d)
George Bernard Shaw
70.
Socialist advocate - married to a Socialist advocate
a)
Beatrice Webb
b)
Thomas Huxley
c)
Charles Kingsley
d)
George Bernard Shaw
71.
matter is the only realty – Darwin & Huxley’s ideas led to this
a)
Materialism
b)
Socialism
c)
Modernism
72.
Government should own or control nation’s economy to provide for the people
a)
Materialism
b)
Socialism
c)
Modernism
73.
or religious liberalism – believed Bible was myth & full of errors
a)
Materialism
b)
Socialism
c)
Modernism
74.
believe in the greatest happiness for the greatest number
a)
Utilitarians
b)
Christian Socialists
c)
Chartists
75.
Wanted benevolent social reform – Didn’t take the Bible literally
a)
Utilitarians
b)
Christian Socialists
c)
Chartists
76.
Organization of laborers – Demanded voting rights for all men
a)
Utilitarians
b)
Christian Socialists
c)
Chartists
77.
great age of British imperialism
a)
1880-1900
b)
1890-1910
c)
1860-1880
d)
1840-1860
78.
not reasons for British expansion
a)
grace
b)
gold
c)
God
d)
glory
79.
strategic negotiation between nations
a)
diplomacy
b)
arbitration
c)
league
d)
reciprocity
80.
fought to stop Russia’s attempt to dominate Turkey
a)
Crimean War
b)
Sepoy Rebellion
c)
Boer War
81.
uprising against East India Company – caused British government to take complete control of India
a)
Crimean War
b)
Sepoy Rebellion
c)
Boer War
82.
Great Britain won against Dutch farmers
a)
Crimean War
b)
Sepoy Rebellion
c)
Boer War
83.
England’s chief North American possession
a)
Canada
b)
America
c)
Jamaica
d)
Bermuda
84.
Investigated conditions in Canada - Suggested settling of the Canadian problem
a)
Lord Durham
b)
Queen Victoria
c)
William Carey
d)
Amy Carmichael
85.
called Empress of India
a)
Amy Carmichael
b)
Queen Victoria
86.
tried to stop suttee
a)
Lord Durham
b)
Queen Victoria
c)
William Carey
d)
Amy Carmichael
87.
female missionary to India
a)
Victoria
b)
Florence
c)
Amy Carmichael
88.
made Canada a self-governing commonwealth
a)
British North America Act
b)
Canada Act
89.
tool of British settlement - powerful trade company
a)
East India Company
b)
British Tea Company
90.
Robert Clive won against Indian forces - East India Company then controlled nearly all of India
a)
Battle of Plassey
b)
Battle of the Crimea
c)
Battle of the Sepoys
91.
Gave full political control to British government
a)
India Act
b)
British East India Act
c)
Empress of India Act
92.
the White Man’s Grave – 800 languages – missionaries translated the Bible into 500 of them
a)
Africa
b)
India
c)
Canada
d)
China
93.
______ had bought & sold Africans for centuries - Brought to Europe by Portugal
a)
Arabs
b)
Americans
c)
Caribbeans
d)
Indians
94.
Explored the source of the Blue Nile
a)
James Bruce
b)
Mungo Park
c)
Hugh Clapperton
d)
Alexander Laing
95.
Traced most of the Niger River
a)
James Bruce
b)
Mungo Park
c)
Hugh Clapperton
d)
Alexander Laing
96.
1st European to cross the Sahara
a)
James Bruce
b)
Mungo Park
c)
Hugh Clapperton
d)
Alexander Laing
97.
1st European to reach Timbuktu
a)
James Bruce
b)
Mungo Park
c)
Hugh Clapperton
d)
Alexander Laing
98.
missionary pioneer
a)
Robert Moffat
b)
David Livingstone
c)
Henry Stanley
d)
Granville Sharp
99.
missionary explorer – 1st European to see Victoria Falls, Africa’s largest waterfall
a)
Robert Moffat
b)
David Livingstone
c)
Henry Stanley
d)
Granville Sharp
100.
searched for Livingstone
a)
Robert Moffat
b)
David Livingstone
c)
Henry Stanley
d)
Granville Sharp
101.
helped former slaves colonize Freetown
a)
Robert Moffat
b)
David Livingstone
c)
Henry Stanley
d)
Granville Sharp
102.
1st black bishop of Church of England
a)
Samuel Crowther
b)
Lott Carey
c)
William Harris
d)
Khama
103.
one of the 1st Christian missionaries to Liberia
a)
Samuel Crowther
b)
Lott Carey
c)
William Harris
d)
Khama
104.
Most famous Liberian evangelist
a)
Samuel Crowther
b)
Lott Carey
c)
William Harris
d)
Khama
105.
great Christian tribal chief from Africa
a)
Samuel Crowther
b)
Lott Carey
c)
William Harris
d)
Khama
106.
1st independent African republic – Capital is Monrovia
a)
Liberia
b)
Sierra Leone
c)
Togo
d)
Ghana
107.
Dutch colonists in South Africa
a)
Afrikaners
b)
Trekers
c)
Uitlanders
d)
Boers
108.
Dutch for outsiders – name for British settlers
a)
Afrikaners
b)
Trekers
c)
Uitlanders
d)
Boers
109.
Dutch word meaning farmer
a)
Afrikaners
b)
Trekers
c)
Uitlanders
d)
Boers
110.
Boers left the Cape
a)
Great Trek
b)
Boer War
c)
Gold Rush
111.
not one of the republics established by Dutch Boers after Great Trek
a)
Uitland
b)
Transvaal
c)
Orange Free State
112.
Prime minister of the Cape Colony – Incited the Uitlanders to rebellion
a)
Cecil Rhodes
b)
Paul Kruger
c)
Louis Botha
113.
President of Transvaal
a)
Cecil Rhodes
b)
Paul Kruger
c)
Louis Botha
114.
Daring Afrikaner general
a)
Cecil Rhodes
b)
Paul Kruger
c)
Louis Botha
115.
Boers & British joined together as the Union of South Africa in _________
a)
1910
b)
1901
c)
1907
d)
1949
116.
Australia became independent commonwealth
a)
1910
b)
1901
c)
1907
d)
1949
117.
New Zealand became independent
a)
1910
b)
1901
c)
1907
d)
1949
118.
Republic of Ireland was completely independent of the Commonwealth
a)
1910
b)
1901
c)
1907
d)
1949
119.
Completed in 1869 – Important to all countries – Egypt accepted Anglo-French control – France withdrew after an uprising
a)
Suez Canal
b)
Panama Canal
c)
Erie Canal
120.
Captain Cook did not explore this
a)
Peru
b)
Australia
c)
New Zealand
d)
Hawaii
121.
original natives of Australia
a)
Aborigines
b)
Maoris
122.
native New Zealanders
a)
Aborigines
b)
Maoris
123.
led to biggest increase in population in 19th century
a)
Gold Rush
b)
Captain Cook
c)
debtor prisoners
124.
British whalers & sealers settled here
a)
New Zealand
b)
Australia
125.
key issue preventing peace between England & Ireland
a)
religion
b)
politics
c)
economics
126.
officially joined England & Ireland
a)
Act of Union
b)
Ireland Act
c)
Catholic Emancipation Act
127.
allowed Irish Catholic to vote & sit in Parliament
a)
Act of Union
b)
Ireland Act
c)
Catholic Emancipation Act
128.
Ireland lost half its population
a)
Potato famine
b)
Political turmoil
129.
Mostly Protestant – Not interested in home rule
a)
Ulster
b)
Ireland
130.
Broke away from rest of Ireland
a)
Irish Free State
b)
Republic of Ireland
131.
Counties of Ulster stayed with the U.K.
a)
Northern Ireland
b)
Republic of Ireland
132.
British monarch was a symbolic head
a)
British Commonwealth of Nations
b)
British Free State
c)
British Emancipation of Nations
133.
prime minister during French Revolution – most outstanding British leader at beginning of 19th century
a)
William Pitt the Younger
b)
Duke of Wellington
c)
Robert Peel
d)
Victoria
134.
esteemed hero of Napoleonic Wars
a)
William Pitt the Younger
b)
Duke of Wellington
c)
Robert Peel
d)
Victoria
135.
founded London police force
a)
William Pitt the Younger
b)
Duke of Wellington
c)
Robert Peel
d)
Victoria
136.
said “I will be good.” – ruled 64 years – England’s 2nd longest reigning monarch
a)
William Pitt the Younger
b)
Duke of Wellington
c)
Robert Peel
d)
Victoria
137.
British Empire covered a _________ of the globe – “The sun never sets on the British Empire.”
a)
quarter
b)
half
c)
two-thirds
d)
third
138.
Victoria’s prince consort
a)
Albert
b)
Arthur
c)
Alfred
139.
1st world’s fair
a)
Great Exhibition
b)
World's Columbian Exhibition
140.
granted suffrage to middle-class males
a)
Reform Bill
b)
Fair Bill
c)
Conservative Bill
141.
represented the middle class
a)
Liberals
b)
Conservatives
142.
represented the nobles
a)
Liberals
b)
Conservatives
143.
prime minister known as Grand Old Man
a)
William Gladstone
b)
Benjamin Disraeli
c)
Charles Spurgeon
d)
F. B. Meyer
144.
Jewish prime minister – leading voice for Conservative party
a)
William Gladstone
b)
Benjamin Disraeli
c)
Charles Spurgeon
d)
F. B. Meyer
145.
Prince of Preachers
a)
William Gladstone
b)
Benjamin Disraeli
c)
Charles Spurgeon
d)
F. B. Meyer
146.
wrote devotional studies
a)
William Gladstone
b)
Benjamin Disraeli
c)
Charles Spurgeon
d)
F. B. Meyer
147.
American evangelist had tremendous impact on Victorian society
a)
Dwight Moody
b)
Ira Sankey
c)
C. T. Studd
d)
Wilfred Grenfell
148.
D. L. Moody’s song leader
a)
F. B. Meyer
b)
Ira Sankey
c)
C. T. Studd
d)
Wilfred Grenfell
149.
famous cricket player became a missionary
a)
Dwight Moody
b)
Ira Sankey
c)
C. T. Studd
d)
Wilfred Grenfell
150.
missionary to Labrador
a)
Dwight Moody
b)
Ira Sankey
c)
C. T. Studd
d)
Wilfred Grenfell
151.
Great Century of Missions
a)
19th
b)
18th
c)
20th
d)
17th
152.
early Presbyterian missionary to China
a)
William Burns
b)
Hudson Taylor
c)
Matthew Perry
d)
Townshend Harris
153.
founded the China Inland Mission
a)
William Burns
b)
Hudson Taylor
c)
Matthew Perry
d)
Townshend Harris
154.
opend Japan to trade
a)
William Burns
b)
Hudson Taylor
c)
Matthew Perry
d)
Townshend Harris
155.
persuaded Japan to sign the Treaty of Amity & Commerce in 1858
a)
William Burns
b)
Hudson Taylor
c)
Matthew Perry
d)
Townshend Harris
156.
Chinese terrorists destroyed property of Westerners
a)
Boxers
b)
Neesima
c)
Communists
157.
1st Baptist missionary to Japan – invented the rickshaw
a)
Jonathan Goble
b)
Neesima
c)
George Muller
d)
William Booth
158.
one of first people to take gospel to Japan’s interior
a)
Jonathan Goble
b)
Neesima
c)
George Muller
d)
William Booth
159.
remembered for establishing orphanages
a)
Jonathan Goble
b)
Neesima
c)
George Muller
d)
William Booth
160.
founded the Salvation Army
a)
Jonathan Goble
b)
Neesima
c)
George Muller
d)
William Booth
161.
Improved conditions for children, laborers, & mentally handicapped
a)
Lord Ashley
b)
Florence Nightingale
c)
William Booth
d)
George Muller
162.
single-handedly created modern nursing profession
a)
Lord Ashley
b)
Florence Nightingale
c)
William Booth
d)
George Muller
163.
ran most of Britain’s schools – founded monitorial schools
a)
Christian organizations
b)
Public institutions
c)
Government
164.
one word that sums up Victorian England
a)
morality
b)
empire
c)
Victoria
d)
technology
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