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Modern Spain: the 19th century (PART II)

Total questions: 12

Worksheet time: 6mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Which of the following territories didn't belong to the Spanish Empire at the beginning of the 19th century?

a)

Cuba

b)

Brazil

c)

Puerto Rico

d)

the Philippines

2.

The event known as the Disaster of' 98 meant the loss of control of Spain's last colonies... ¿to which country?

a)

Russia

b)

the United States of America

c)

France

d)

Italy

3.

The Industrial Revolution started in ...

a)

France

b)

Canada

c)

Great Britain

d)

Japan

4.

The changes of the Industrial Revolution happened earlier in Spain than in other European countries:

a)

True

b)

False

5.

One of the following territories didn't develop an important industry during the Industrial Revolution:

a)

Cataluña

b)

Extremadura

c)

Asturias

d)

País Vasco

6.

The invention of the steam engine lead to the expansion of an essential means of transport by land:

a)

cars

b)

trains

c)

aeroplanes

d)

ships

7.

Before the Industrial Revolution society was divided into three estates (choose the odd one):

a)

clergy

b)

bourgeoisie

c)

nobility

d)

ordinary people

8.

After the Industrial Revolution there were three classes (choose the odd one):

a)

the bourgeoisie or middle class

b)

the proletariat or working class

c)

the upper class

d)

the clergy

9.

Modernism was an artistic movement developed mainly in architecture, painting and literature. Choose the artist who was a modernist:

a)

Goya

b)

Velázquez

c)

Gaudí

d)

Bécquer

10.

In 1871, three years after the abdication of Isabel II, an Italian prince became King of Spain. His name was:

a)

Juan Carlos I

b)

Amadeo of Saboy

c)

Alfonso XII

11.

The First Republic took place during the years:

a)

1873-1874

b)

1870-1871

c)

1870-1890

12.

During the Restoration, two political parties alternated in power:

a)

republicans and monarchists

b)

conservatives and liberals

c)

anarchists and socialists