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Total questions: 42
Worksheet time: 21mins
The Seven Years’ War pitted Prussia, Sweden, and Russia against Austria and
France
Britain
Spain
Italy
Voltaire was known as a
philosophe.
physician.
physiocrat.
parliamentarian.
Which of the following justifications for European economic and imperial world domination relied on Adam Smith's philosophy?
European commerce represents the fourth and, by implication, final stage of human development.
Europeans introduce civilizing influences like law and medicine.
Only the best survive the competition for survival.
Mercantilism reflects the advancement of manufacture, trade, and property relations.
The popularity of travel to Rome contributed to the rise of
neoclassicism.
idealism.
rococo.
romanticism.
Napoleon’s Concordant with the Catholic Church accomplished all except
establishing Roman Catholicism as the only legitimate religion in France
giving the French state the right to name bishops
requiring clergy to swear an oath of loyalty to the state
declaring Catholicism the religion of the majority of French citizens
The Continental System was designed to
cut off British trade with the rest of Europe
establish French political control of Europe
funnel taxes from conquered territories back to France
establish supply lines for Napoleon’s far flung forces
Napoleon invaded the Ottoman Empire to
prevent the British fleet from communicating with India and damage trade
establish a base for re-creating the Alexandrian Empire of France
obtain antiquities to enhance his empire
Thwart Ottoman invasions into the southern flank of Europe
John Wesley was the leader of the
Methodist movement
English neoclassical movement
English Romantic Movement
English Catholic Revival
Which statement best describes Napoleon’s treatment of his relatives he placed in control of European kingdoms
he gave them orders and expected them to be carried out
gave them considerable autonomy but expected to be consulted on important decisions
he generally allowed them to make decisions
he placed them only in unimportant kingdoms
Among the greatest difficulties Napoleon’s armies faced in Spain were
guerrilla bands
outbreaks of typhoid and malaria
Portuguese troops
lack of supplies
Robespierre argued that terror was
a consequence of the general principle of democracy applied to a pressing need
an unfortunate, but necessary, consequence of circumstances
a ritual of the “Cult of the Supreme Being”
the nefarious activities of counterrevolutionary forces within the republic
The Romantic Movement had roots in all of the following except
the neoclassicism of the eighteenth century
Protestants devotion and personal piety
dramatic German poetry
the individualism of the Renaissance
Perhaps one of the greatest results from Napoleons campaign in Egypt was
discovery of the Rosetta stone
a fresh attitude toward Muslims
renewed interest in the Crusades
discovery of the code of Hammurabi
The Glorious Revolution took place in what year?
1688
1776
1555
1701
The Seven Years War took place in what years?
1756-1763
1776-1783
1801-1808
1612-1619
The Palace of Versailles was first built as what?
A hunting lodge
A prison
A vacation home
A palace for the kings mistress
What year/s did the Reign of Terror take place?
1793-1794
1786
1792-1796
1795
What years was the Continental System in place?
1806-1814
1792-1801
1804-1805
1793-1794
What group did Maximilien de Robespierre lead?
The Jacobins
The Girondins
The Sans-culottes
Society of the Friends of Truth
What year did the Dutch East India Company start?
1602
1666
1623
1799
All of the following countries participated in the middle passage EXCEPT
Russia
Norway
Prussia
Sweden
When did England first pass the Navigation Acts?
1660
1677
1752
1632
Which of the following allowed for Print Culture to flourish
The Printing Press
Religious tolerance
Parliamentary monarchs
The French Revolution
All of the following were Deist EXCEPT
David Hume
Voltaire
Adam Smith
Thomas Paine
Voltaire wrote which of the following?
Letters Concerning the English Nation
On the Spirit of Laws
The Social Contract
The Encyclopedie
Adam Smith is seen as the father of what?
Capitalism
Mercantilism
Religious Tolerance
Democracy
John Wesley argued against which of the following?
Predestination
Charitable works
Christian perfection
Personal experiences with God
Neoclassical art focused on which of the following?
Classical antiquity
The frivolous
The Middle Ages
Every day life
Romanticism art focused on what?
The relationship between man and nature
Ancient Rome and Greece
Realism
Rational expression
The Poor Law Amendment Act (1834) sought to do which of the following?
Change the poverty relief system in England
Change the laws so that poverty did not exist in France
Send those that could not pay their debts to Georgia
Made not giving to the poor an arrestable offence.
The Contagious Diseases Acts (1864) sought to regulate what?
Prostitutes'
Food and Drink Distribution
Hospitals and Doctors
Sailors
What caused Historians to engage in a standard of living debate?
Evaluating urbanization
The Poor Law Amendment Acts
The increase of the cottage industry
Capitalism
Why was the Glorious Revolution called glorious?
There was no bloodshed.
The monarch claimed it was what God wanted.
It was the first time the English accepted a woman as the ruling monarch.
It got rid of the Puritan control of England.
Which king made Versailles the center of French politics?
Louis XIV
Louis XVI
Charles V
Napoleon
Who's death signaled the end of the Reign of Terror?
Maximilien de Robespierre
Louis XVI
Marie Antoinette
Jean-Paul Marat
What was the first joint-stock company in the world?
Dutch East India Company
Dutch West India Company
The Triangle Trade
British East India Company
Approximately how many Africans were transported in the middle passage
12 million
65 million
22 million
5 million
What event did the Navigation Act help to start?
The American Revolution
The French Revolution
The Glorious Revolution
The Seven Years War
Which of the following did NOT increase print culture?
Marco Polo's Expedition
The Renaissance
The Enlightenment
The Triangle Trade
Which of the following did Deist compare God too?
A watchmaker
A monarch
A benevolent father
The clergy
What part of the Poor Law Amendment Act (1834) did the poor rebel against?
Workhouses
Required school
The corporate taxes
Charitable food
What was the problem with the Contagious Diseases Acts (1864)?
Those that visited prostitutes were not subject the health examinations.
Prostitutes found new ways to attract clients.
It focused only on children.
Hospitals still did not understand germ theory.
