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Worksheets7th Review
Total questions: 125
Worksheet time: 1hrs 3mins
Name
Class
Date
1.
the continental system was about shutting off Europe trading with ___________
a)
England
b)
France
c)
Spain
d)
Russia
2.
withdrew Russia from Napoleon’s Continental system
a)
Alexander I
b)
Talleyrand
c)
Castlereagh
d)
Prince von Metternich
3.
or Battle of Nations in 1813 – combined forces of Europe defeated Napoleon’s new army
a)
Leipzig
b)
Waterloo
c)
Trafalgar
d)
Austerlitz
4.
Napoleon exiled to this island after Battle of Leipzig
a)
Elba
b)
St. Helena
c)
…..
d)
…...
5.
became king after Napoleon’s fall
a)
Louis XVIII
b)
Louis XVII
c)
Talleyrand
d)
Prince von Metternich
6.
Napoleon met his final defeat – allied commander was the Duke of Wellington
a)
Waterloo
b)
Leipzig
c)
Trafalgar
d)
…..
7.
Napoleon exiled again – Died after six years
a)
St. Helena
b)
Elba
c)
…..
d)
…..
8.
key diplomat from England
a)
Castlereagh
b)
Talleyrand
c)
Alexander I
d)
Von Metternich
9.
key diplomat from France
a)
Talleyrand
b)
Alexander I
c)
Castlereagh
d)
Von Metternich
10.
key diplomat from Austria - Prince of Diplomats
a)
Von Metternich
b)
Talleyrand
c)
Castlereagh
d)
Alexander I
11.
key diplomat from Russia
a)
Alexander I
b)
Talleyrand
c)
Castlereagh
d)
Von Metternich
12.
traditional type of party system of France, contributing to an unstable government
a)
multiparty system
b)
autocratic system
c)
socialist system
d)
monarchy system
13.
reign known as the July Monarchy
a)
Louis Philippe
b)
Charles X
c)
Louis XVIII
d)
Napoleon III
14.
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
15.
2nd longest-ruling monarch in English history – ruled 64 years – resolved “I will be good.” – symbol of the nation – said the Bible was the secret to England’s greatness
a)
Victoria
b)
Elizabeth I
c)
Elizabeth II
d)
Anne
16.
represented middle class
a)
Liberals
b)
Conservatives
c)
….
d)
….
17.
called the Grand Old Man – Prime Minister of England – fervently represented the Liberals
a)
William Gladstone
b)
Benjamin Disraeli
c)
….
d)
….
18.
Conservative leader of Britain – Victoria’s prime minister
a)
Benjamin Disraeli
b)
William Gladstone
c)
…...
d)
…..
19.
key issue preventing peace between England and Ireland
a)
religion
b)
land
c)
language
d)
politics
20.
passed by Parliament in 1800 – finally and officially joined England and Ireland
a)
Act of Union
b)
Oxford Movement
c)
Catholic Emancipation Act
d)
Great Reform Bill
21.
began the Salvation Army
a)
William Booth
b)
George Muller
c)
George Williams
d)
Florence Nightingale
22.
singlehandedly created the modern nursing profession – cared for injured during the Crimean War
a)
Florence Nightingale
b)
William Booth
c)
George Williams
d)
George Mueller
23.
persuaded countries to unite at Geneva Convention – governments agreed to care for wounded during times of war – led to the creation of the Red Cross
a)
Jean-Henri Dunant
b)
Clara Barton
c)
Charles Spurgeon
d)
"Gipsy" Smith
24.
Prince of Preachers – ministered in the Metropolitan Tabernacle
a)
Charles Spurgeon
b)
Clara Barton
c)
Jean-Henri Dunant
d)
"Gipsy" Smith
25.
began as an evangelist for the Salvation Army
a)
"Gipsy" Smith
b)
Clara Barton
c)
Charles Spurgeon
d)
Jean-Henri Dunant
26.
India Act
a)
1858
b)
1800
c)
1899
d)
1910
27.
1st Protestant missionary to China
a)
Robert Morrison
b)
Hudson Taylor
c)
Matthew Perry
d)
Townshend Harris
28.
world’s longest river – flows north to the Mediterranean
a)
Nile
b)
Congo
c)
Zambezi
d)
….
29.
young slave – leader of Ethiopian church
a)
Frumentius
b)
Tertullian
c)
Cyprian
d)
Augustine of Hippo
30.
Portuguese explorer – sailed around Cape of Good Hope in 1498
a)
Vasco da Gama
b)
Robert Moffat
c)
David Livingstone
d)
Henry Stanley
31.
missionary explorer – spent 30 years in Africa – representative of British government – named Victoria Falls in honor of the queen – believed Africa needed Christianity, commerce, and civilization
a)
David Livingstone
b)
Robert Moffat
c)
Augustine
d)
Henry Stanley
32.
Boer War
a)
1899
b)
1858
c)
1800
d)
1910
33.
1st black bishop of the Church of England
a)
Samuel Crowther
b)
Henry Stanley
c)
Robert Moffat
d)
Athanasius the Great
34.
explored Australia and New Zealand
a)
James Cook
b)
William Pitt
c)
Lord Durham
d)
Edward VII
35.
original inhabitants of Australia
a)
Aborigines
b)
Maoris
c)
….
d)
….
36.
British prime minister – divided Canada into two sections
a)
William Pitt
b)
James Cook
c)
Lord Durham
d)
Edward VII
37.
sent to investigate Canada – recommended uniting Canada and giving independence
a)
Lord Durham
b)
William Pitt
c)
James Cook
d)
Edward VII
38.
made Canada self-governing
a)
British North America Act
b)
French and Indian War
c)
British Commonwealth of Nations
d)
…..
39.
Queen Victoria’s son – Britain began her decline under his rule
a)
Edward VII
b)
William Pitt
c)
Lord Durham
d)
James VII
40.
false beliefs based on fear and ignorance
a)
superstitions
b)
scholasticism
c)
physics
d)
…..
41.
confused idea that stars rule the destinies of men – not the Creator of stars
a)
astrology
b)
scholasticism
c)
physics
d)
….
42.
man did not excel – nature worship hindered discovering foundational scientific principles
a)
ancient science
b)
medieval science
c)
modern science
d)
….
43.
Greek philosopher – highly admired during the Middle Ages – known as “The Philosopher” – seldom dealt with what things are made of and how they work
a)
Aristotle
b)
Socrates
c)
Plato
d)
….
44.
basic science of matter and energy
a)
physics
b)
scholasticism
c)
astrology
d)
….
45.
English philosopher – played important role in developing scientific method
a)
Francis Bacon
b)
Thomas Aquinas
c)
Nicolaus Copernicus
d)
Tycho Brahe
46.
proposed sun-centered, or heliocentric, view of the universe
a)
Nicolaus Copernicus
b)
Francis Bacon
c)
Thomas Aquinas
d)
Tycho Brahe
47.
discovered three laws of planetary motion – 1st law states that planets orbit in ellipses
a)
Johannes Kepler
b)
Galileo Galilei
c)
Isaac Newton
d)
John Wilkins
48.
built a telescope – said the language of science is mathematics – formed the law of uniform acceleration – formed laws of the pendulum
a)
Galileo
b)
Johannes Kepler
c)
Isaac Newton
d)
John Wilkins
49.
published his Principia – discovered the law of universal gravitation
a)
Isaac Newton
b)
Galileo Galilei
c)
Johannes Kepler
d)
John Wilkins
50.
U.S. Jewish physicist – stated theories of relativity
a)
Albert Einstein
b)
Blaise Pascal
c)
Andreas Vesalius
d)
William Harvey
51.
described blood circulation in human body
a)
William Harvey
b)
Albert Einstein
c)
Andreas Vesalius
d)
Blaise Pascal
52.
popularized the theory of evolution – lacked the chief tool of the great scientists, mathematics
a)
Charles Darwin
b)
Charles Lyell
c)
William Harvey
d)
Andreas Vesalius
53.
Father of Modern Geology – developed principle of uniformity
a)
Charles Lyell
b)
Charles Darwin
c)
William Harvey
d)
Andreas Vesalius
54.
tries to separate science from its Christian heritage – main threat to science is it denies that God is the Creator
a)
evolution
b)
geology
c)
mathematics
d)
biology
55.
practical application of science to industry – improvements always improve upon or add to our natural resources – make life better for all
a)
technology
b)
subsistence
c)
farming
d)
….
56.
changed the way people thought by changing their hearts – gave work a new sense of nobility – set the stage for greater productivity
a)
Wesleyan revival
b)
Industrial Revolution
c)
…..
d)
…..
57.
Jethro Tull
a)
invented seed drill
b)
invented steel plow
c)
introduced his reaper
d)
18th century Scottish economist – said the country needs improvement before the town
58.
John Deere
a)
invented steel plow
b)
invented seed drill
c)
introduced his reaper
d)
18th century Scottish economist – said the country needs improvement before the town
59.
Cyrus McCormick
a)
introduced his reaper
b)
invented steel plow
c)
invented seed drill
d)
18th century Scottish economist – said the country needs improvement before the town
60.
began the Age of Industry – began in England’s textile factories
a)
Industrial Revolution
b)
Wesleyan revival
c)
…..
d)
….
61.
work was done in small private shops
a)
domestic system
b)
factory system
c)
….
d)
….
62.
Edmund Cartwright
a)
created the power loom
b)
introduced the cotton gin – made cotton “king” in southern states
c)
developed a steam engine
d)
English chemist – invented the miner’s safety lamp
63.
Eli Whitney
a)
introduced the cotton gin – made cotton “king” in southern states
b)
created the power loom
c)
developed a steam engine
d)
English chemist – invented the miner’s safety lamp
64.
James Watt
a)
developed a steam engine
b)
introduced the cotton gin – made cotton “king” in southern states
c)
created the power loom
d)
English chemist – invented the miner’s safety lamp
65.
Sir Humphry Davy
a)
English chemist – invented the miner’s safety lamp
b)
introduced the cotton gin – made cotton “king” in southern states
c)
developed a steam engine
d)
created the power loom
66.
discovered the Bessemer process – for making steel from iron
a)
William Kelly
b)
Abraham Darby
c)
Robert Fulton
d)
George Stephenson
67.
built 1st practical steamship, the Clermont
a)
Robert Fulton
b)
William Kelly
c)
Abraham Darby
d)
George Stephenson
68.
Samuel Morse
a)
perfected electric telegraph
b)
developed diesel engine
c)
founded automobile company
d)
developed internal combustion engine
69.
Alexander Graham Bell
a)
patented telephone
b)
laid the transatlantic telegraph cable
c)
history’s greatest inventor – patented the phonograph, motion picture projector, mimeograph machine, improved telephone system, and incandescent electric light bulb
d)
perfected electric telegraph
70.
Thomas Edison
a)
history’s greatest inventor – patented the phonograph, motion picture projector, mimeograph machine, improved telephone system, and incandescent electric light bulb
b)
patented telephone
c)
laid the transatlantic telegraph cable
d)
perfected electric telegraph
71.
produced the inexpensive Model T – employed the assembly line
a)
Henry Ford
b)
Wright brothers
c)
John D. Rockefeller
d)
Andrew Carnegie
72.
U.S. philanthropist – giant in oil industry
a)
John D. Rockefeller
b)
Henry Ford
c)
Wright brothers
d)
Andrew Carnegie
73.
giant in steel industry – wrote The Gospel of Wealth
a)
Andrew Carnegie
b)
Henry Ford
c)
John D. Rockefeller
d)
Orville Wright
74.
Scottish professor – wrote Wealth of Nations – largely responsible for the rise and triumph of capitalism or free market
a)
Adam Smith
b)
John Rockefeller
c)
Andrew Carnegie
d)
Henry Ford
75.
work of superior excellence that has stood test of time – work for all people of all ages
a)
classic
b)
renaissance
c)
popular work
d)
…
76.
began with Northern Renaissance and Protestant Reformation – more classics produced in this Age than any other time – because many authors were influenced by the Bible to produce works
a)
modern classics
b)
medieval classics
c)
ancient classics
d)
….
77.
created for pleasure of the moment – rather than for the ages
a)
popular work
b)
renaissance
c)
classic
d)
….
78.
leader of Protestant Reformation – wrote many hymns or chorales
a)
Martin Luther
b)
Monteverdi
c)
Vivaldi
d)
Corelli
79.
produced world’s greatest musicians
a)
Germany
b)
England
c)
Italy
d)
Russia
80.
created the opera form
a)
Monteverdi
b)
Luther
c)
Vivaldi
d)
Corelli
81.
Johann Sebastian Bach
a)
believed everything should be done to the glory of God
b)
wrote madrigals
c)
discovered the oratorio – wrote the Messiah in only 24 days – “Hallelujah Chorus” is best-known choir piece
d)
Father of the English Hymn – wrote “When I Survey the Wondrous Cross,” “Joy to the World,” “O God, Our Help in Ages Past,” and “Alas, and Did My Savior Bleed”
82.
George Frederick Handel
a)
discovered the oratorio – wrote the Messiah in only 24 days – “Hallelujah Chorus” is best-known choir piece
b)
believed everything should be done to the glory of God
c)
wrote madrigals
d)
Father of the English Hymn – wrote “When I Survey the Wondrous Cross,” “Joy to the World,” “O God, Our Help in Ages Past,” and “Alas, and Did My Savior Bleed”
83.
Isaac Watts
a)
Father of the English Hymn – wrote “When I Survey the Wondrous Cross,” “Joy to the World,” “O God, Our Help in Ages Past,” and “Alas, and Did My Savior Bleed”
b)
believed everything should be done to the glory of God
c)
discovered the oratorio – wrote the Messiah in only 24 days – “Hallelujah Chorus” is best-known choir piece
d)
wrote madrigals
84.
wrote The Creation and The Seasons – best known for writing cheerful church music
a)
Franz Joseph Haydn
b)
Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart
c)
Jean Sibelius
d)
Peter Tchaikovsky
85.
child prodigy – wrote concertos and sonatas – wrote The Magic Flute and The Marriage of Figaro
a)
Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart
b)
Franz Joseph Haydn
c)
Jean Sibelius
d)
Peter Tchaikovsky
86.
perfected the symphony – wrote his Fifth and Ninth Symphonies
a)
Ludwig van Beethoven
b)
Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart
c)
Jean Sibelius
d)
Peter Tchaikovsky
87.
greatest of the many Dutch masters of art
a)
Rembrandt van Rijn
b)
Hans Holbein the Younger
c)
Albrecht Durer
d)
Jan Vermeer
88.
greatest writer the world has ever known
a)
William Shakespeare
b)
John Milton
c)
John Bunyan
d)
Jean de La Fontaine
89.
wrote Paradise Lost
a)
John Milton
b)
William Shakespeare
c)
John Bunyan
d)
Jean de La Fontaine
90.
Who was the first Protestant king of France?
a)
Henry of Navarre
b)
Louis XIII
c)
Louis XIV
d)
….
91.
What edict did the Peace of Alais change?
a)
Nantes
b)
Versailles
c)
Varennes
d)
….
92.
Who was the Sun king?
a)
Louis XIV
b)
Louis XIII
c)
Louis XV
d)
Louis XVI
93.
What kind of government did Louis XIV establish when he set up various councils of state?
a)
bureaucracy
b)
democracy
c)
republic
d)
….
94.
Which king said, “After me the deluge”?
a)
Louis XV
b)
Louis XIV
c)
Louis XVI
d)
Louis XVII
95.
What people were in the Second Estate of France?
a)
nobles
b)
clergy
c)
bourgoisie
d)
peasants
96.
What groups of people were in the Third Estate?
a)
peasants
b)
clergy
c)
nobles
d)
…
97.
What assembly was made by the 3rd Estate and declared itself the official representative body of all France?
a)
National Assembly
b)
National Convention
c)
Constituent Assembly
d)
….
98.
What did the Tennis Court Oath say that France needed?
a)
constitution
b)
no king
c)
bloodshed
d)
…
99.
What castle stronghold was stormed by people of Paris on July 14, 1789?
a)
Bastille
b)
Versailles
c)
Paris
d)
Varennes
100.
What year was the written constitution of France issued?
a)
1791
b)
1789
c)
1800
d)
…
101.
Who began the Reign of Terror to suppress anti-revolutionary movements?
a)
Robespierre
b)
Voltaire
c)
Danton
d)
….
102.
Who became the First Consul of France?
a)
Napoleon
b)
Robespierre
c)
Voltaire
d)
Henry of Navarre
103.
Which British commander is considered the greatest naval hero ever and fought at Trafalgar?
a)
Nelson
b)
Napoleon
c)
Wellington
d)
….
104.
Who is the Father of American History?
a)
Bradford
b)
Washington
c)
Standish
d)
Robertson
105.
Who is the Puritan nobleman who helped the Pilgrims get permission from the London Company?
a)
Sandys
b)
Burke
c)
Pitt
d)
Wolfe
106.
Which compact stressed individual civic responsibility over individual liberty?
a)
Mayflower Compact
b)
Pilgrim Pact
c)
Puritan Pact
d)
Protestant Pact
107.
What was John Carver’s position in Plymouth?
a)
Governor
b)
Pastor
c)
General
d)
Advisor
108.
In what year did the Pilgrims land at Plymouth in the New World?
a)
1620
b)
1607
c)
1636
d)
1588
109.
What church did John Wesley found?
a)
Methodism
b)
Anglicanism
c)
Catholicism
d)
Baptists
110.
Who was John Wesley’s brother?
a)
Charles
b)
Edward
c)
Edwin
d)
Miles
111.
What did William Wilberforce help to end in the British Empire?
a)
Slave
b)
economics
c)
spice trade
d)
persecution
112.
Who is known as the Father of the Sunday School Movement?
a)
Raikes
b)
Wilberforce
c)
Howard
d)
Carey
113.
Who is known as the Father of Modern Missions?
a)
William Carey
b)
Wilberforce
c)
John Howard
d)
Robert Raikes
114.
To which country did Adoniram Judson go as a missionary?
a)
Burma
b)
China
c)
India
d)
Japan
115.
What covenant allowed relatives of church members to join church without getting saved?
a)
Halfway
b)
In-time
c)
…
d)
…
116.
What was Jonathan Edwards’ most famous sermon?
a)
Sinners in the Hands….
b)
Payday Someday
c)
…
d)
…
117.
What king never learned to speak English and was over 50 years old when he became king?
a)
George I
b)
William III
c)
…
d)
…
118.
Who was the first true prime minister of England?
a)
Walpole
b)
Grenville
c)
…
d)
…
119.
Who ruled England during the War for Independence?
a)
George III
b)
George II
c)
…
d)
…
120.
Which war with the French prepared America for the coming conflict with England?
a)
French & Indian
b)
King William's
c)
…
d)
…
121.
Which act was the most repulsive act of Grenville?
a)
Stamp Act
b)
Quartering Act
c)
…
d)
…
122.
In what year were the first shots of the War for Independence fired?
a)
1775
b)
1776
c)
1779
d)
1781
123.
In what year did the War for Independence end?
a)
1783
b)
1781
c)
…
d)
…
124.
What treaty ended the War for Independence?
a)
Paris
b)
Versailles
c)
…
d)
…
125.
What territory did America acquire from France?
a)
Louisiana
b)
Oregon
c)
…
d)
…
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