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1 Germany pt 2 and France pt 1 “I disapprove of what you say, but I will defend to the death your right to say it!” 1. Who said the above quote? A Baron de Montesquieu B John Locke C Voltaire D Jean-Jacques Rousseau

2 “Majesty, the great issues of the day will not be decided by speeches and majority decisions, but by iron and blood!” 2. The author of the this quote was F Otto von Bismark G Prince Metternich H Kaiser Wilhelm II J Adolf Hitler 3. When the author says “iron and blood,” he is talking about deciding issues by A industrial competition B going to war C peace conference D using the scientific method

3 4. The Franco-Prussian War led to the F unification of Italy G Congress of Vienna H unification of Germany J destruction of Austria-Hungary

4 5. What happened to Louis XVI? A he was restored to power by the National Assembly in 1815 B he fled to England during Napoleon’s rule, where he died in 1807 C he was killed attempting to regain power through a coup d'etat in 1799 D he was beheaded by the National Assembly in 1793

5 6. During which event did the French people take over a prison and steal weapons? F “Paris Riot of 1789” G “The Peasant Revolt” H “Storming of the Bastille” J “Mob Riot of 1793”

6 7. The Palace of Versailles showed the power and wealth of A Louis XIV B Cardinal Richelieu C Peter the Great D Frederick the Great

7 8. Which German nationalist created a united Germany (2nd Reich) in 1870? F Wilhelm II G Prince Metternich H Adolf Hitler J Otto von Bismark

8 9. This law gave religious freedom to French Protestants: A Edict of Nantes B Bill of Rights C Magna Carta D The Rights of Man

9 10. Jean-Jacques Rousseau said that the “social contract” was an agreement between the F 1st and 2nd Estates G people and their rulers H King and the nobles J legislature and the King

10 11. Due to Montesquieu’s idea “the separation of powers,” the United States adopted A The Declaration of Independence B the Bill of Rights C three branches of government D amendments to the Constitution

11 12. The leader of Germany during World War I was: F Nicholas II G Archduke Ferdinand H Adolf Hitler J Wilhelm II

12 BONISKI: What was the “spark” that started World War I?

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