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From Fernando VII to the First Republic

Total questions: 15

Worksheet time: 15mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

When did Fernando VII´s reing start?

a)

1817

b)

1812

c)

1814

2.

Spain followed the Constitution for 3 years in a period known as ...

a)

La Gloriosa

b)

Trieneo Liberal

3.

Who forced Fernando VII to become a constitucional king in 1820?

a)

Sagasta

b)

The Carlists

c)

Colonel Riego

4.

What did the Salic Law mean?

a)

Someone who acted as King or Queen

b)

Only permitted male members of royal family to be Kings

c)

Supporters of traditional ideas

d)

The end of French rule

5.

Who did revoke the Salic Law in Spain?

a)

Isabel II

b)

Mª Cristina

c)

Fernando VII

d)

The Carlists

6.

The Carlists supported ....

a)

Isabel II

b)

Fernando VII

c)

Mª Cristina

d)

Fernando VII´s brother

7.

What is the correct date of the reign of Isabel II?

a)

1814-1833

b)

1868-1874

c)

1833-1868

d)

1874-1880

8.

Isabel II´s reing was very stable

a)

True

b)

False

9.

The military revolution that made Isabel II abdicate, is known as ...

a)

Trieneo Liberal

b)

La Gloriosa

c)

Six-Year Democratic Period

10.

After Isabel II´s abdication, there was a period known as ...

a)

Six-Year Democratic Period

b)

First Republic

c)

The Restoration

11.

Who was chosen by General Prim to be the King of Spain in 1870?

a)

Alfonso XII

b)

Amadeo of Saboya

c)

Cánovas del Castillo

12.

Amadeo I´s reing lasted 3 years. After his abdication, what was declared?

a)

The Restoration

b)

The Independence of Cuba

c)

The First Republic

13.

What was the Cantonal Revolution´s objetive?

a)

The unification of all territories in Spain

b)

The independence of some cities and towns form Spain

14.

How did the First Republic end?

a)

With a pacitific movement of some militars

b)

With a big celebration in many cities

c)

With another military coup, to restore the monarchy

15.

When did the First Republic end?

a)

In 1884

b)

In 1902

c)

In 1874