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Revision Test 2 Civil War and Qing
Revision Test 2 Civil War and Qing
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1
When did the Battle of Naseby happen?
14th June 1648
14th June 1645
14th June 1651
2
The British sent Macartney to China for a holiday.
False
True
3
What were Macartney's requests to Emperor Qianlong?
BOTH
To control British trade in China
To be allowed to spread Christianity in China
4
Europeans in China could wear their own clothes and leave whenever they wanted.
True
False
5
Oliver Cromwell was a Catholic
False
True
6
Who had the high ground during the Battle of Naseby?
Royalists.
Parliamentarians.
7
The kowtow was a way to show obedience and respect to the Emperor.
False
True
8
The kowtow involved kneeling and touching the ground with your forehead.
True
False
9
Brilliana's letters were NOT good propaganda.
False
True
10
The second English Civil War lasted from...
1649-51
1650-51
1648-9
11
Charles I attempted to escape from prison.
True
False
12
The battle of Naseby was a turning point in the Civil War.
False
True
13
What did the Chinese believe about the Emperor?
That he was the 'son of heaven'
That he was chosen by God.
That he was the 'son of the moon'
14
What does the word 'mandarin' mean?
Ambassador
British Civil Servant
Chinese Civil Servant
15
What was the Chinese term for China?
Mandarin
Kowtow
Shogun
16
Emperor Qianlong desperately wanted British manufactured goods.
True
False
17
The Chinese believed that they were at the center of the world.
False
True
18
Charles I was found guilty of High Treason.
True
False
19
Who was known as the 'Merry Monarch'?
Charles II
Charles I
20
Why was the trial of Charles I important?
BOTH
It was the 1st democratic resistance in Europe
It questioned divine rule
21
Who created the New Model Army?
Parliamentarians.
Royalists
22
Under Cromwell's rule Easter celebrations were banned.
True
False
23
Which British leader opposed harsh punishments for minor crimes
Oliver Cromwell
Charles II
Charles I
24
Select one reason for Parliamentarian victory:
The had the leadership of the brave Prince Rupert.
They had more fund, they controlled ports &wealtthy cities like London.
25
Which British leader had to deal with the plague, the Great Fire of London and war with the Dutch?
Oliver Cromwell
Charles I
Charles II
26
Which British leader was a serial adulterer?
Oliver Cromwell
Charles I
Charles II
27
It took Macartney 10 months to reach China
False
True
28
Radical MPs wanted to execute Charles I.
True
False
29
Oliver Cromwell fought at the Battle of Naseby.
True
False
30
Macartney performed the kowtow for the Emperor
False
True
31
Who was the Chinese Emperor?
Qianlong
Xuanzong
Kangxi
32
What does the word envoy mean?
civil servant
leader
representative
33
Macartney's mission to China was a success.
False
True
34
Select ONE reasons for Parliamentary victory:
They were supported by more wealthy landlords.
They won every single battle
35
Brilliana Harley was a supporter of the
Royalists
Parliamentarians
36
Which British leader was interested in promoting education?
Charles II
Oliver Cromwell
Charles I
37
Macartney said he would perform the kowtow if:
A chinese person performed it for the picture of King George.
Emperor Qianlong ordered him to.
A chinese person showed him how.
38
What reason did Emperor Qianlong give to George III for rejecting their request?
The British were barbarians
China didn't need British manufactured goods.
If China granted Britain's request, others would want special treatment
All of the above
39
When did the first English Civil War begin?
1642
1646
1645
40
Emperor Qianlong explained his rejection of British terms in a letter to King George.
False
True
41
Where could Europeans in China live?
Shanghai
Canton
Beijing
42
What did MODERATE MPs want to happen to Charles I?
Keep the monarchy, replace Charles I
Reinstate Charles I
Execute him, be ruled by the Parliament
Execute him, have his son Charles II be monarch
43
The third English Civil War lasted from
1646-7
1649-51
1648-53
