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December 21st

Winter Assignment

Agricultural Revolution

UNIT 2 EXAM REVIEWGAME!

The Mandate of Heaven had all of the following qualities except:

A. It gave power through GodB. It focused on the ruler’s virtueC. It was used in Chinese culturesD. It could be removed from the ruler

The key quality of a Chinese ruler is:

A. WealthB. Military strengthC. VirtueD. All of the above

Which of the following was not part of the civil service exam?

A. Writing a poemB. Writing an essay on lawC. Working in solitary confinementD. An interview by a noble

If you are the king in a nation that has hereditary rule next king will be:

A. Elected to be the king by the peopleB. Your sonC. Elected to be the king by the noblesD. Chosen based by a civil service exam

Where does a European Absolutist ruler gain his power from?

A. GodB. The peopleC. The lawD. The church

Which enlightenment thinker believed in a balance of power between three branches of government?

A. John LockeB. Jean Jacques RousseauC. Mary WollstonecraftD. Baron de Montesquieu

Which enlightenment thinker believed in equal rights for men and women?

A. Thomas HobbesB. Jean Jacques RousseauC. Mary WollstonecraftD. Baron de Montesquieu

Who said the following?:

“During the time men live without a common power to keep them all in awe, they are in that condition called war; and such a war, as if every man, against every man.”

A. RobespierreB. Thomas HobbesC. Clemens Von MetternichD. Jean Jacques Rousseau

Who said the following?

“Virtue of a gentleman (ruler) is like the wind, and Virtue of a petty person is like the grass – when the wind moves over the grass, the grass is sure to bend.”

A. John LockeB. Mary WollstonecraftC. ConfuciusD. Thomas Hobbes

The Intendants under Louis XIV were used to:

A. Collect local taxesB. Lead the armyC. Control the peasant populationsD. Manage the palace of Versailles

_______________ was the king of France at the

beginning of the French Revolution

A. Louis XVIB. Peter the GreatC. RobespierreD. Louis III

The attack on ____________ was the first violent action of the French Revolution.

A. The Palace of VersaillesB. The Austrian armyC. The National ConventionD. The Bastille

The Estates General in France was made of all the following except.

A. The peopleB. The merchantsC. The clergyD. The nobles

The women storming the palace of Versailles in the French Revolution was brought on by:

A. The price of breadB. The amount of people who died in French

warsC. Unequal rights between men and womenD. All of the above

Marie Antoinette was:

A. The Queen of FranceB. The Wife of Louis XVIC. AustrianD. All of the above

The guillotine is:

A. A French political partyB. The island Napoleon was exiled tooC. An execution deviceD. The name of the French national convention

_____________ controlled France during the Reign of Terror

A. Louis XIVB. John LockeC. Maximilien RobespierreD. Clemens Von Metternich

What did the Tennis Court Oath promise?

A. A French constitutionB. Loyalty to Louis XIVC. Power through Divine RightD. That Robespierre would execute the enemies

of the revolution

During the French Revolution the King of France was forced to move from _____________ to _____________.

A. Austria to FranceB. Toulon to the Palace of VersaillesC. From Paris to CorsicaD. The Palace of Versailles to Paris

Napoleon launched a failed attack on ____________ leading to his eventual downfall.

A. BritainB. AustriaC. SwedenD. Russia

What happened to Napoleon after he was defeated, for the first time?

A. He was executedB. He was exiledC. He was torturedD. He was put in the Tower of London

Napoleons last great battle was;

A. The Battle of WaterlooB. The Siege of ToulonC. The Battle of VendémiaireD. The Battle of Wagram

The goal of the congress of Vienna was to do all of the follow except

A. Return the Royal families to powerB. Remove all of Frances colonial possessionsC. Surround French with powerful countriesD. Create a balance of power in Europe

between nations

_________________ led the congress of Vienna.

A. NapoleonB. Louis XVIC. Clemens Von MetternichD. John Locke

What was the effect of the agricultural revolution?

A. Population growthB. Less people working on farmsC. The industrial revolutionD. All of the above