Unit 3 Review Game

UNIT 3 REVIEW GAME

Absolutism Scientific Revolution/ Enlightenment

Revolution People Events/ Places/ Terms

100 100 100 100 100

200 200 200 200 200

300 300 300 300 300

400 400 400 400 400

500 500 500 500 500

600 600 600 600 600

Who was interested in westernization?

A. Elizabeth IB. Peter IC. Louis XIVD. Philip IIE. All of the Above

Absolutism for 100

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Absolutism for 200

What was the official religion of Russia?

A. CatholicB. ProtestantC. Eastern CatholicD. Eastern OrthodoxE. Eastern Protestant

Answer

Absolutism for 300

Who sent the Spanish armada and where did they send it to?

A. Peter I sent them to England

B. Philip II sent them to France

C. Peter I sent them to France

D. Philip II sent them to England

E. Elizabeth I sent them to France

Answer

Absolutism for 400

Who was referred to as the Sun King?

A. Peter the GreatB. Louis XIVC. Fredrick IID. Henry VIIIE. None of the Above

Answer

Absolutism for 500

The Edict of Nante allowed what?A. French Catholics to worship only in privateB. Huguenots to worship freelyC. Huguenots to worship only in privateD. Huguenots to only worship freely if they left the countyE. French Catholics to only worship freely if they left the countryAnswer

Absolutism for 600

What was the War of Spanish Succession?

A.The first violent act of the French Revolution

B.The belief that a ruler receives power from God

C.The battle that exiled Napoleon permanently

D.The use of European ideas, technology and culture

E.Resulting war from the threat of the Bourbon dynasty Answer

Scientific Revolution/ Enlightenment for 100

Which is true of the heliocentric theory? A. It was thought of by AristotleB. It was further developed by

Ptolemy C. It placed the Earth in the center

of the solar systemD. It placed the Sun in the center

of the solar systemE. It was believed by most during

the middle agesAnswer


What is an enlightened despot?A. An absolute ruler who made

reforms based on enlightenment ideas

B.A Philosophe who believed in the need for an absolute ruler

C.A Philosophe who did NOT believe in the need for an absolute ruler

D.An absolute ruler who made reformed against the enlightenment ideas

E.None of the Above

Answer

Scientific Revolution/Enlightenment for 300

Which of the following is NOT true about Deism?A.Voltaire believed in itB.Many founding fathers of the United States

believed in itC.It was a religious belief based on natural law

where a mechanic created the universeD.It was a religious belief based on complete

devotion to God E.Belief that God created the world, set it in

motion and allowed it to run without interference and according to its own natural laws Answer


Which philosophe(s) believed in the natural rights of life, liberty and property?

A.Montesquieu B.John LockeC.VoltaireD.Jean-Jacques RousseauE.All of the Above

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Which Enlightenment philosophe(s) believed that people should exchange rights for law and order and live under an absolute ruler?

A.Thomas HobbesB.John LockeC.DescartesD.VoltaireE.All of the Above Answer


Who was Denis Diderot?A.British Commander during the

Battle of Trafalgar B.Enlightened Despot who

reformed the Justice SystemC.Created the Encyclopedia D.Enlightened Despot who

expanded RussiaE.Founder of modern movement

for women’s rightsAnswer

Revolution for 100

What started the American Revolution?

A.High taxesB.An English DictatorC.The French RevolutionD.Famine E.The death of the king

Answer

Revolution for 200

What caused the French Revolution?

A.Enlightenment ideasB.The American RevolutionC.Economic Failure in

FranceD.A weak leaderE.All of the Above Answer

Revolution for 300

The first act of the French Revolution was

A.The meeting of the Estates-General

B.The Tennis Court OathC.The overthrow of Louis XVID.The creation of the Committee

of Public SafetyE.The execution of Maximillian

Robespierre Answer

Revolution for 400

Who made up the Third Estate?

A.ClergyB.AristocratsC.BourgeoisieD.NoblesE.None of the Above

Answer

Revolution for 500

Which of these is NOT true about the Committee of Public Safety?

A.It protected the monarch from being harmed

B.It was lead by RobespierreC.It was created to protect the

revolution from its enemiesD.It sent thousands of people to

their deathsE.None of the above Answer

Revolution for 600

What was the Concordat? A.Napoleon’s system of lawsB.A vote of the people that gave

Napoleon powerC.Napoleon’s agreement with Pope

Pius VII that reorganized the Church

D.An overthrow of the Directory that lead to the creation of the First Consul

E.When Napoleon crowned himself as emperor

Answer

People for 100

Who was Mary Wollstonecraft ?A.British Commander during the




for women’s rights Answer

People for 200

Who commanded the army that exiled Napoleon for the rest of his life?

A.Horatio NelsonB.Duke of WellingtonC.Maximillian RobespierreD.Jean Baptiste ColbertE.Francis Bacon

Answer

People for 300

Who was Fredrick the Great?A.British Commander during the




for women’s rightsAnswer

People for 400

Who was Horatio Nelson?A.British Commander during the

Battle of Trafalgar B.Enlightened Despot who reformed

the Justice SystemC.Created the Encyclopedia D.Enlightened Despot who expanded

RussiaE.Founder of modern movement for

women’s rightsAnswer

People for 500

Fill in the Blank

_________________ revoked the Edict of Nantes causing many Huguenots to escape France.

Answer

People for 600

Fill in the Blank

Wife of Philip II, _______________ was known for her staunch Catholic beliefs, she burned Protestants at the stake.

Answer

Places/ Events/ Terms for 100

Which island was Napoleon exiled to BEFORE his Hundred Days?

A.St. HelenaB.ElbaC.CorsicaD.CreteE.St. Kits

Answer


Which event solidified Britain’s naval supremacy?

A.WaterlooB.The Peninsular WarC.The Battle of Trafalgar D.The Invasion of RussiaE.The Haitian Uprising

Answer


What was the Storming of the Bastille?

A.The first violent act of the French Revolution

B.The belief that a ruler receives power from God

C.The battle that exiled Napoleon permanently

D.The use of European ideas, technology and culture

E.Resulting war from the threat of the Bourbon dynasty Answer


Under the continental system which country was unable to trade or communicate with the rest of Europe?

A.RussiaB.FranceC.SpainD.EnglandE.Prussia

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Fill in the Blank

_______________________ was a system Russia used to retreat from Napoleon’s advances.

Answer


Fill in the Blank

After being locked out of the Estates-General, the ___________________ created a constitution on a tennis court.

Answer

Absolutism for 100 answer:

B. Peter I

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D. Eastern Orthodox

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D. Philip II sent them to England

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B. Louis XIV

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B. Huguenots to worship freely

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E. Resulting war from the threat of the Bourbon dynasty

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Scientific Revolution/ Enlightenment for 100 answer:

D. It placed the Sun in the center of the solar system

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A.An absolute ruler who made reforms based on enlightenment ideas

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D. It was a religious belief based on complete devotion to God

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B. John Locke

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A. Thomas Hobbes

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C. Created the Encyclopedia

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Revolution for 100 answer:

A. High Taxes

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E. All of the Above

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B. The Tennis Court Oath

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C. Bourgeoisie

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A. It protected the monarch from being harmed

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C. Napoleon’s agreement with Pope Pius VII that reorganized the Church

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People for 100 answer:

E. Founder of modern movement for women’s rights

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B. Duke of Wellington

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B. Enlightened Despot who reformed the Justice System

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A. British Commander during the Battle of Trafalgar

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Louis XIV

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Mary I

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Places, Events and Terms for 100 answer:

B. Elba

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C. The Battle of Trafalgar

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A. The first violent act of the French Revolution

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Places/ Events/ Terms for 400 answer:

D. England

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Scorched- Earth Policy

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National Assembly

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Unit 3 Review Game