Abeka History of the World Test 9 Review

Who was a child prodigy and wrote The Magic Flute?

The Second Estate declared itself to be the National Assembly of France.

What type of government did Louis XIV establish when he set up various councils?

Where was the first great center of American missions activity?

Whose reign was known as the July Monarchy?

Who invented the cotton gin?

Where was Napoleon exiled to after his final defeat?

Who is considered the Father of American History?

What country did Napoleon try to cut off with the Continental System?

Russia withdrew from Napoleon's Continental System.

The Pilgrims sailed to the New World on the Virginia.

Louis XIV ruled France for seventy years.

Jan Vermeer was the greatest of many Dutch masters of art.

Britain began to decline when Queen Victoria's son Edward VII began to rule.

Under the factory system, work was done in private shops.

What church was started by John Wesley?

What British prime minister divided Canada into two parts?

Who was the most influential spokesman at the Congress of Vienna?

Who discovered the universal law of gravitation?

Who is known as the Father of the Sunday School Movement?

The United States purchased the Florida Territory from France in 1803.

Which British commander is considered by some to be the greatest naval hero the world has ever known?

The Family Covenant allowed unconverted relatives of church members to join the churches?

Superstition is the confused idea that the stars, rather than the Creator of the stars, rule the destinies of men.

Who was the first Protestant king of France?

Benjamin Disraeli was the renowned leader of the British Conservative party.

Who was the ruler of England during the U.S. War for Independence?