WorksheetsHungarian History 16-17. century
Total questions: 21
Worksheet time: 11mins
When two countries work together to solve problems without fighting, they use:
Autonomy
Diplomacy
Rebellion
Siege
The ability to make decisions without others controlling you is called:
Autonomy
Negotiation
Legitimate
Restore
To bring something back to the way it was before means to:
Diplomacy
Siege
Restore
Rebellion
A military attack in which an army surrounds and attacks a fort or city is called a:
Negotiation
Siege
Autonomy
Legitimate
Something that is real, accepted by law, or officially recognized is:
Legitimate
Rebellion
Siege
Diplomacy
When people fight against their ruler because they are unhappy, it is called a:
Rebellion
Autonomy
Siege
Diplomacy
When leaders talk to reach an agreement, it is called:
Autonomy
Siege
Negotiation
Diplomacy
Who was the first Prince of Transylvania and promoted religious freedom in Transylvania?
Ulászló II
Prince János Zsigmond
Bocskai István
Ferenc Rákóczi II
Who left Hungary’s treasury empty, and the Peasants’ Revolt of 1514 was against him?
Ulászló II
Gábor Bethlen
Miklós Zrínyi
Ferenc Rákóczi II
Who was Prince of Transylvania during its "Golden Age"?
Ferenc Rákóczi II
Gábor Bethlen
Bocskai István
Miklós Zrínyi
Who was the leader of the Kuruc Uprising (1703-1711) against the Habsburg Empire?
Bocskai István
Ulászló II
Ferenc Rákóczi II
Miklós Zrínyi
Who was raised by the Habsburgs after his mother, Ilona Zrínyi, was exiled to the Ottoman Empire?
Ulászló II
Miklós Zrínyi
Prince János Zsigmond
Ferenc Rákóczi II
Who wrote The Peril of Sziget, about his great-grandfather’s defense of Szigetvár in 1566?
Ulászló II
Gábor Bethlen
Miklós Zrínyi
Prince János Zsigmond
Who strengthened Transylvania’s economy, built schools, and a large library, and improved Protestant education?
Gábor Bethlen
Ferenc Rákóczi II
Miklós Zrínyi
Bocskai István
Who negotiated the Peace of Vienna, which restored rights for Protestants?
Ferenc Rákóczi II
Bocskai István
Ulászló II
Gábor Bethlen
What was one effect of the Siege of Vienna?
The Holy League was formed to push back the Ottomans
The Ottomans became more powerful in Hungary
The Habsburgs lost their control of Austria
Ferenc Rákóczi II was captured and executed
Who were the Hajduk?
Peasants who joined the Ottoman army
Irregular soldiers who fought against the Ottomans and protected trade routes
Professional soldiers trained by the Habsburgs
Merchants who controlled trade in Transylvania
Who led the Peasants’ Revolt of 1514?
Bocskai István
György Székely Dózsa
János Zsigmond
Ulászló II
Which major battle stopped the Ottoman army during the Siege of Vienna?
Battle of Mohács
Battle of Kahlenberg
Battle of Szigetvár
Why did the Holy League form after the Siege of Vienna?
To invade the Ottoman Empire
To force Poland out of the war
To push the Ottomans out of Central Europe
To divide Hungary into separate kingdoms
Why did Bocskai István rebel against the Habsburgs?
He wanted to become king
He wanted to restore Protestant rights and noble lands
He was forced by the Ottomans
He wanted Hungary to join the Ottoman Empire
