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Spain in the 19th century II

Total questions: 13

Worksheet time: 11mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

When does Fernando VII return to Spain as a king and declare the Constitution of Cádiz illegal?

a)

In 1820

b)

In 1813

c)

In 1814

d)

In 1812

2.

Which were the two ideologies fighting during the Carlist Wars?

(a)  

3.

When did Fernando VII die?

a)

1812

b)

1814

c)

1833

d)

1843

4.

When Fernando VII dies, he is succeeded by his daughter...

a)

Isabel I

b)

Isabel II

c)

Mª Cristina

d)

La Pepa

5.

How old was Isabell II when she finally became Queen of Spain?

a)

3 years old

b)

10 years old

c)

13 years old

d)

18 years old

6.

Who led the Liberal army in 1820?

(a)  

7.

Why did María Cristina become a regent queen?

a)

Because her husband forced her to do it.

b)

Because her husband was imprisoned in France.

c)

Because she wanted to be a queen.

d)

Because her daughter was too young to rule the country.

8.

When Isabel II becomes queen of Spain, which party did she support?

a)

The Carlists

b)

The Liberals

c)

The Absolutists

d)

The rebels

9.

What happened in 1868?

a)

The Carlists forced Isabel II to abdicate.

b)

Ferando VII died.

c)

A new Italian king is named as the new king of Spain.

10.

Who became King of Spain in 1871?

a)

Amadeo I of Savoy

b)

Fernando VII

c)

Isabel II

d)

Rafael de Riego

11.

When was the First Republic declared?

a)

1843

b)

1868

c)

1871

d)

1873

12.

Which were the three last Spanish colonies in the 19th century?

a)

Mexico, Cuba and Puerto Rico

b)

Cuba, Puerto Rico and the Philippines

c)

The Philippines, Cuba and Ecuador

13.

How is it known the period in which Spain lost all its colonies?

(a)