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Exam Review for CHYCI/4UI World History
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1
The most common art form of the early 17th century was:
Classicism
Mannerism
Rococo
Baroque
2
The powers of Vienna put together an army to beat Napoleon soundly and for good at:
Belgium
St. Helena
Waterloo
Versailles
3
The Third Estate withdrew to a new location and took this oath to create a constitution.
The Peace of Westphalia
The Tennis Court Oath
The Declaration of Independence
The Congress of Vienna
4
The French Revolution occurred during which time period?
17658-177
1867-1898
1789-1799
1812-1814
5
Trading slaves became illegal long before slavery was abolished in the Americas.
True
False
6
A new class or workers that came into being during the Industrial Revolution.
Middle Class
Real Politik
Chartists
Proletariat
7
The Industrial Revolution occurred first and most dramatically in this European country.
Italy
Germany
France
Britain
8
His book, "The Prince", discussed qualities that a good leader should possess.
Machiavelli
Shakespeare
Rousseau
Castiglione
9
The Jacobins carried out mass political executions during the....
The Reign of Terror
Seven Years War
The Coup d'etate
All of the above
10
The greatest assembly of diplomats, statesmen, kings and princes that Europe had ever seen.
The Congress of Vienna
The Directory
The National Assembly
The Estates General
11
In reaction against the bloodshed, the National Convention put this body in power.
The Directory
The Boston Tea Party
The National Council
The Committee of Public Safety
12
The "Third Estate" of the Estates General included..
Nobility and higher ranking clergy
Merchants and professionals
Peasants and working people
All of the above
13
The Directory was destroyed in a coup d'etat, and a replaced by a new government led by..
Napoleon Bonaparte
Louis XVI
Marat and Danton
Robespierre
14
The freeing of economic activity from traditional constraints.
Laissez-Faire
None of the above
The Invisible Hand
Free trade
15
A reaction against the ordered, rational mode of thought of the Enlightenment.
Neoclassicism
Nationalism
Romanticism
Liberalism
16
The _________________ (1756-1763) brought major changes to Europe's colonial empires.
The Seven years War
The Thirty Years War
The Reorganization of the German states
The Restoration of France
17
Most of the revolutions in the period of Restoration were made in the name of...
Neoclassicism
Nationalism
Liberalism
Romanticism
18
The National Assembly wrote this, a statement claiming basic liberties for the people.
The Charter of Rights and Freedoms
The Emancipation Proclamation
The Declaration of Rights of Man and the Citizen
The Declaration of Independence
19
These workers were another cheap source of labour in the Americas
Seigneurs
None of the above
Indentured servants
Habitants
20
The ____________ was the first set of unified laws that France ever had.
Napoleonic Code
Tennis Court Oath
Code Noir
Concordat of 1801
21
Luther was successful because of..
All of the above
The development of the printing press
A strong command of languages
His appeal to the nobility and bourgeoisie
22
An estimated ______ million African slaves were shipped to the Americas during the slave trade.
Five
Ten
Eight
Twelve
23
His religious reformation in England occurred mostly for political and personal reasons.
Oliver Cromwell
Elizabeth I
Louis XIV
Henry VIII
24
The Protestant Reformation was:
A spiritual revolution to correct the problems of the RCC
Sparked by the writings of Martin Luther
All of the above
The beginning of a period of religious conflict
25
The Estates General consisted of these three groups:
Clergy, nobility and common people
Habitants, Moderns and Bourgeois
All of the above
Jacobins, Girondins and Marats
26
The Renaissance began in:
Italy
Britain
Germany
France
27
In the Assembly, the radical _______________ were led by Robespierre.
Girondins
Moderates
Paris Mob
Jacobins
28
Movements of national independence (___________) was common in early 19th Century Europe.
Liberalism
Free Trade
Nationalism
Conservatism
29
King __________________ ruled France immediately before the revolution.
Henry III
Frederic II
Louis XVI
Louis XIV
30
The Renaissance was:
A reorganization of the Catholic Church
A large increase in population
A rebirth of art and culture focused on the ancient classics
A change in the standard of living for all
31
The original goal of the French Revolution was:
to create a constitutional monarchy
reform the financial and political structure of France
overthrow the King and establish a Republic
none of the above
32
Africans sold into slavery were often prisoners taken in wars between African states.
True
False
33
According to Martin Luther, salvation comes through..
The purchase of indulgences
Living a saintly life
Good works
Faith alone, sola fida