Monarchies Through History Flashcards

1

What is an armada?

A large army
A type of castle
A large fleet of warships
A royal decree

2

What is nationalism?

Loyalty to one’s country
Support for monarchy
A type of government
Opposition to democracy

3

What describes customs handed down?

Documents
Monarchies
Laws
Traditions

4

What did the English Parliament make Charles I sign?

Bill of Rights
Act of Restoration
Petition of Right
Constitution

5

What does treason mean?

Supporting the Parliament
Turning against one’s country
Fighting for the crown
Loyalty to the king

6

Who believed in divine right?

Parliament
Cardinals
Monarchs
The people

7

True or false: Catherine the Great wrote a constitution for Russia.

False
True

8

Who was known as the Sun King?

Louis XIII
Charles I
Ferdinand
Louis XIV

9

What is a resolution?

A royal decree
A type of law
A formal statement
A military strategy

10

True or false: An absolute monarch has limited power.

True
False

11

True or false: The English Parliament supported divine right.

True
False

12

What is a cardinal?

A high official in the Church
A type of monarch
A political party member
A military leader

13

Who were the Cavaliers?

Royal advisors
Members of Parliament
Opponents of the king
Supporters of the king

14

Who supported a strong monarchy?

Tories
Moors
Roundheads
Whigs

15

What city did the Moors build?

Aragon
Cordoba
Silesia
St. Petersburg

16

What did Frederick II make powerful?

Prussia
Spain
Russia
England

17

What is a military state?

A trading empire
A democratic government
A peaceful nation
A nation with military control

Monarchies Through History

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Monarchies Through History

Questions 17