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2. Super Millionaire
Final Exam Review Part 2

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A: He brought nobles under his control 6
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A: He brought nobles under his control.
B: He encouraged religious freedom.
C: He restricted government jobs to the aristocracy.
D: He fought a series of successful wars across Europe.

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6. How did the English Civil War change England’s government?15
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C: It established a limited monarchy 6
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A: It restored complete religious freedom
B: It led to the creation of a republic
D: It gave power to an oligarchy of nobles
C: It established a limited monarchy

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8. How did the Scientific Revolution lead to the Enlightenment?15
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How did the Scientific Revolution lead to the Enlightenment? 14
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C: It encouraged people to use
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B: It undermined the authority of the church.
A: It revived the Scientific thinking of ancient Greece and Rome.
C: It encouraged people to use reason to solve problems.
D: It proved the existence of natural rights.

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The idea that man gives up some rights to a centralized authority is best represented by the philosophy of
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B: Rousseau 6
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A: John Locke
B: Rousseau
D: Voltaire
C: Hobbes

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12. What is the best example of a monarch supporting Enlightenment reform?15
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What is the best example of a monarch supporting Enlightenment reform? 13
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D: Joseph II abolishing
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A: Catherine the Great expanding Russia’s empire
B: Frederick the Great inviting Voltaire to Prussia
C: Maria Theresa modernizing the Austrian government
D: Joseph II abolishing serfdom in Austria

13. You’ve Reached the +1 point Milestone! Congratulations!

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How did France’s social divisions contribute to the French Revolution?, 13
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A: All of the estates believed the government should be changed.
B: Members of the First Estate believed those of the Second should have greater rights and privileges.
D: Members of the Third Estate were dissatisfied with social and economic inequality.
C: Members of the Second Estate demanded significant social and financial reform.

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Why was the storming of the Bastille an important event in the French Revolution? 14
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A: It challenged the
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A: It challenged the King’s authority.
B: It allowed revolutionaries to seize guns and ammunition.
D: It showed the king’s determination to put down the rebellion.
C: It allowed political prisoners to escape.

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Which best describes the impact of the Declaration of the Rights of Man and of the Citizen?
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B: It put into practice the ideals of
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A: It abolished the monarchy and set up a republic.
B: It put into practice the ideals of the Enlightenment.
C: It protected the feudal privileges of the First Estate.
D: It represented a compromise between the monarch and radicals.

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How did France’s radical revolutionaries try to protect the Revolution? 14
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C: By dealing harshly with enemies
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B: By compromising with the monarchy
A: By writing a new constitution
D: By seeking peace with neighboring countries.
C: By dealing harshly with enemies of the Revolution.

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How did the Directory’s actions ultimately lead to the rise of Napoleon Bonaparte? 13
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A: the Directory was well regarded by the population
B: the Directory was weak and corrupt
C: the Directory wanted to restore the monarchy
D: the Directory had supported the Reign of Terror

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A: to restore power to monarchies
B: to write constitutions with a separation of powers
D: to form a more liberal government.
C: to obtain independence from foreign rule

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A: Louis Kossuth led the revolutions throughout the Austrian Empire
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C: Many countries won their independence from the Austrian Empire
D: People demanded independent governments and written constitutions that defended basic rights.

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30. Why did most of the uprisings fail in 1848?15
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A: Military force was used against revolutionaries who didn’t have mass support.
B: Revolutionaries formed weak constitutions.
D: Nationalists could not unite and fight among others from different heritages.
C: The pope helped defend the monarchies.

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32. Which statement correctly identifies one aspect of Realpolitik ?15
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A: Realism is the foundation of all politics.
B: Power is more important than principles..
C: All politics is a battle for civilization.
D: All states must provide for the needs of its citizens.

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34. A: Cavour worked secretly with the Pope to overthrow Victor Emmanuel.15
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B: Cavour worked secretly with Garibaldi to establish a republic in Southern Italy.
A: Cavour worked secretly with the Pope to overthrow Victor Emmanuel.
D: Cavour worked secretly with the French to push Austria out of Northern Italy.
C: Cavour worked secretly with the Spanish to push the French out of Sardinia.

35. YOU WIN $1 MILLION DOLLARS!
.....really +3 points.