Napoleon became emperor when he

was elected emperor by the voters

Thomas Paine's Common Sense convinced many

Americans to support the war for independence

What are "enlightened despots"?

absolute monarchs who claimed to believe in Enlightenment ideas

The Estates-General was the

meeting that led to the National Assembly

How did Britain respond to the Continental System?

blockaded European ports of Napoleon's allies

What were the Intolerable Acts?

Britain's punishment for the Boston Tea Party

What was the result of the trial after the Boston Massacre?

the soldiers were not convicted and returned to Britain

Who was put on trial after the Boston Massacre?

the soldiers who shot the colonists

Which is true of the Peninsular War?

Napoleon lost a lot of troops to Spanish guerrillas

Which is NOT true of the battle of Trenton?

it was a great defeat for Washington's army

Which is true of Ben Franklin?

he popularized Enlightenment ideas in North America

What happened at Valley Forge, Pennsylvania in the winter of 1777?

about 2,000 American soldiers died of disease and hunger

Which reform is Frederick the Great NOT associated with?

abolishing the feudal system of serfdom

How did Beccaria want to improve society?

criminals should be rehabilitated

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1
Napoleon became emperor when he
was elected emperor by the voters
conquered Russia
inherited the job from his father Louis
overthrew the Directory in a coup
2
Which is NOT a way the British punished Boston for the Boston Tea Party?
kept soldiers in private homes
closed the harbor
martial law
the Boston Massacre
3
Thomas Paine's Common Sense convinced many
colonists to stay loyal to England
Americans to support the war for independence
Englishmen to support peace with America
Native Americans it would be better if the British won
4
The idea that people give up some freedom and the government provides law and order:
Checks and balances
Rehabilitation
Leviathan
Social contract
5
What are "enlightened despots"?
holy men who proclaimed the mystical truth of Enlightenment
revolutionaries who sought to overthrow absolute monarchs
absolute monarchs who claimed to believe in Enlightenment ideas
popular musicians who played the works of Mozart and Beethoven
6
The Estates-General was the
division of France into states
king's general who fought the revolutionaries
leader of the Third Estate
meeting that led to the National Assembly
7
The Enlightenment made Europe more secular, which means
more democratic
less democratic
more religious
less religious
8
How did Britain respond to the Continental System?
blockaded European ports of Napoleon's allies
they made an alliance with the U.S. against France
they teamed up with Russia to conquer France
they surrendered and joined Napoleon's empire
9
What were the Intolerable Acts?
Britain's punishment for the Boston Tea Party
the protesters' nicknames for the tax laws
Britain's punishment for the Boston Massacre
the new Constitution the U.S. established after the war
10
What was the result of the trial after the Boston Massacre?
the colonists were convicted and hung
the soldiers were not convicted but were killed by an angry mob
the soldiers were not convicted and returned to Britain
the soldiers were convicted and hung
11
Who argued against mercantilism and other government interference in the economy?
Thomas Hobbes
Adam Smith
Mary Wollstonecraft
John Locke
12
Who was put on trial after the Boston Massacre?
the soldiers who shot the colonists
the colonists who threw rocks at the soldiers
John Adams
Sam Adams
13
Thomas Jefferson, the writer of the Declaration of Independence, copied an important phrase from
John Locke
William Blackstone
Ben Franklin
Jean Jaques Rousseau
14
Who wrote the Star-Spangled Banner?
Johnny Horton
Francis Scott Key
Andrew Jackson
James Madison
15
Where did Napoleon's armies fight outside of Europe?
Haiti and Egypt
China and South Africa
Louisiana and India
Australia and Paraguay
16
Who argued that Native Americans were superior to Europeans?
Franklin
Hobbes
Wollstonecraft
Rousseau
17
The division of government power into separate national, state, and local levels is called
federalism
separation of powers
popular sovereignty
checks and balances
18
Which is true of the Peninsular War?
Napoleon committed genocide against Spain
Napoleon lost a lot of troops to Spanish guerrillas
the Spanish used scorched-earth tactics
Napoleon was defeated and captured
19
Whose book became a popular textbook in law schools?
Cesare Beccaria
William Blackstone
Baron Montesquieu
John Locke
20
Which is NOT true of the battle of Trenton?
it was a great defeat for Washington's army
the battled happened during the Christmas season
Washington's army snuck across the Delaware river in the dark
Washington's army defeated Hessian mercenaries
21
What form of government did Locke think was best?
absolute monarchy
constitutional monarchy
republic
communism
22
Why did Louis XVI call the Estates-General to meet in 1789?
He wanted to divorce his wife
He wanted them to make France a republic
He wanted to ban Christianity and make France atheist
He needed to find new taxes
23
What city was associated with great classical composers like Mozart and Beethoven?
Rome
Paris
Vienna
London
24
Which philosopher was jailed, and later exiled from France, because of his writings critical of the king and church?
Wollstonecraft
Beccaria
Voltaire
Rousseau
25
How many amendments does the U.S. Constitution have?
10
0
33
27
26
Which party opposed the spread of slavery out of the south in the 1860 election?
Republicans
Democrats
Federalists
Whigs
27
Who argued that without a strong government everyone would harm each other all the time?
Locke
Rousseau
Voltaire
Hobbes
28
Which is true of Ben Franklin?
he copied Locke's ideas when he wrote the Declaration of Independence
he had the most original ideas of any philosopher
he was jailed and exiled by the king of France
he popularized Enlightenment ideas in North America
29
What happened at the Battle of Trafalgar?
Britain beat France
France beat Russia
the U.S. beat Britain
Spain beat Portugal
30
What did the king do when he got the Continental Congress' plea for better treatment of Boston?
Agreed that the colonists be represented in Parliament
Sent soldiers to do the Boston Massacre
Ended the Intolerable Acts
Ignored it
31
What happened at Valley Forge, Pennsylvania in the winter of 1777?
most of the Continental Army deserted
about 2,000 American soldiers died of disease and hunger
a terrible British defeat of the Americans
a great American victory against the British
32
During the Great Fear which group was often killed?
peasants
revolutionaries
nobles
bourgeoisie
33
The Third Estate did NOT include the
bourgeoise
nobles
peasants
urban workers
34
Which reform is Frederick the Great NOT associated with?
abolishing torture
reducing censorship
abolishing the feudal system of serfdom
religious freedom
35
Despite being a dictator, Napoleon claimed to support
atheism
slavery
the Revolution
the Catholic Church
36
What patriotic American song was written during the War of 1812?
The Battle of New Orleans
The Star-Spangled Banner
The 1812 Overture
The Battle Hymn of the Republic
37
This is an example of
Medieval architecture
Neoclassical architecture
Modernist architecture
Baroque architecture
38
How did Beccaria want to improve society?
the government should have checks and balances
criminals should be punished
criminals should be rehabilitated
women and men should have equal rights
39
Who wrote most of the Constitution?
Adams
Madison
Washington
Jefferson

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