WorksheetsACE History: Year 8-MT Revision 2021
Total questions: 20
Worksheet time: 14mins
The Catholic plot to assassinate King James I was called...
The Parliament plot
The assassination plot
The Gunpowder plot
The Guy Fawkes plot
The Gunpowder Plot was...
successful in blowing up the parliament and killing King James I.
successful in blowing up the parliament but King James I survived.
not successful in blowing up the parliament and the conspirators escaped.
not successful in blowing up the parliament and the conspirators were caught.
(a) is the idea that someone has been chosen by God to be a ruler.
The following were the problems of King Charles I.
He wants to continue to demand for a tax called 'Navy Money'.
He had to deal with critics who accused him for secretly being a Catholic
He needed money to pay for the war against Scotland
He had to deal with the parliament who refused him to marry another wife
King Charles I dealt with the critics by...
Cutting off their ears and branding them 'SL'
Imprison them
Execute them
whipping them
__________ were supporters of the parliament and they were known to be called "Roundheads" for their short haircut.
anti-royalist
cromwellians
members of parliament
parliamentarians
Which of the below is/are true about the Battle of Naseby?
The Parliamentarians outnumber the royalist
King Charles I was a brave and charismatic leader
Royalist troops were not well funded.
Royalist leaders were experienced and skillful commanders
(a) are people who had been forced to serve in the armed forces.
The MPs was not sure what to with King Charles I. The moderate MPs wanted....
To imprison the King for life
To execute the King
To reinstate King Charles I
To remove King Charles I but keep the monarchy
King Charles I was put on trial and was found guilty of treason. His sentence was...
imprisonment
death
caning
slavery
Which were true about Oliver Cromwell
mixed himself among the crowd
had the title of Lord Protector
shut down parliament if the MPs do not agree with him
enjoyed leisure time and women
King Charles II...
Was the brother of King Charles I.
Was given the nickname “Mercy Monarch”.
was religious that he banned Christmas celebrations.
mixed himself among the crowd.
The Act of Union was a union between which two countries?
England
France
Scotland
Germany
Which MPs' reasons support the Act of union?
Scotland will lose independence
England has a large army
English merchant do not want to share their trading rights
Scotland and France have often been allies in the past
Which were the events that took place during Lord Macartney’s trip to China?
Lord Macartney was accompanied by two high ranking mandarins.
He and his team stopped to look at the Great Wall of China.
Lord Macartney took part in the tributary system and kowtowed to the Chinese Emperor.
A chinese of similar rank refuse to kowtow to a picture of King George.
A special representative who visits a foreign country.
Mandarin
Tourist
Secretary
Envoy
In China, the board of ______ is in charge of correct court behavior using the Civil Examination.
Rites
War
Punishments
Works
In China, three of the five Punishments of the Qing Legal code were....
Exile
Slavery
Beating with a light bamboo stick
Imprisonment
The Qing Dynasty Women bound their feet to meet the desired length of 3 inches, the Lotus Foot. Which of the below are true?
The practice is done for fashion and status.
The Manchu women also adopted the practice despite it being banned.
The process begins at age 3 where the size of the feet is right.
The process requires breaking the feet and pushing it closer to the heels
Similar to the foot binding tradition in China for Fashion and status, the (a) wearing is a practice done in Europe.
