The French monarchy believed that all loyal citizens of the country should share “un roi, une loi, une foi.” What does this mean?
A.The day, the night, the future
B.One king, one law, one religion
C.Land, food, water
D.One sun, one ruler, one destiny
9.In 1572, the power of the Catholic queen of France was demonstrated by the
A.torture and execution of thousands of suspected rebels in an event known as the Court of Blood.
B.assassination of Cardinal Richelieu.
C.signing of the Edict of Nantes.
D.killing of Huguenots in Paris, an event known as the Saint Bartholomew’s Day Massacre.
10.What event was a signal to the Huguenots that Louis XIII would not tolerate resistance to the monarchy?
A.Cardinal Richelieu’s troops laying siege to the port city of La Rochelle in 1627
B.The Saint Bartholomew’s Day Massacre
C.The Edict of Nantes
D.Louis XIII ordering all Huguenots to leave the country
11.What was one way that Louis XIV established his absolute monarchy?
A.He ordered the execution of all potential heirs to the throne.
B.He outlawed Protestantism.
C.He took control of the French Parliament.
D.He passed a law that made it illegal to vote for a new ruler.
12.Why did Charles I decide to arrest the Puritan leaders for treason, a move that sparked the English Civil War?
A.He was in debt and wanted to force the Puritans to provide him with financial support.
B.The Puritans wanted to abolish the king’s appointing of bishops in the Anglican Church.
C.He wanted to divide Parliament.
D.He wanted to make an example of the Puritans to deter other groups from working against him.
13.What initiated the conflict between Parliament and Charles I, a conflict which later led to the English Civil War?
A.Parliament made Charles I sign the Petition of Right, which limited his power.
B.Parliament asked Charles I to share the throne.
C.Parliament tried to force Charles I to marry Elizabeth I.
D.Charles I defied Parliament by appointing a duke without its consent.
14.Which of the following was a cause of the English Civil War?
A.Catherine’s refusal to marry or name a chancellor
B.The Saint Bartholomew’s Day Massacre
C.The Siege at La Rochelle
D.The Long Parliament
15.Which of the following was NOT a direct result of the English Civil War?
A.William and Mary became king and queen of England.
B.Charles I was executed.
C.The monarchy and the House of Lords were abolished.
D.England became a commonwealth.
16.Who was given the title of Lord Protector of England, Scotland, and Ireland after the English Civil War ended?
A.James II
B.Charles II
C.Oliver Cromwell
D.Henry VIII
17.Which of the following was mandated by the English Bill of Rights?
A.Catholicism and Protestantism both became national religions in England.
B.The English Parliament was disbanded.
C.All citizens were given the right to vote.
D.The monarchy could not levy taxes without the consent of Parliament.
18.When Charles became Holy Roman Emperor as Charles V,
A.he fought to convert all of Europe to Protestantism.
B.he became known as Charlemagne.
C.he lost all of Spain’s holdings in the Americas.
D.his territory grew to include parts of Italy, Austria, and various German states.
19.Which Spanish ruler gave up his throne in 1556 because he was frustrated by failure in Europe?
A.Philip II
B.The Duke of Alba
C.Charles V
D.Diego Velázquez
20.Who became known as the Sun King?
A.Louis XIII
B.Louis XIV
C.Henry IV
D.Cardinal Richelieu
21.Select the letter of the term, person, or place that matches each description.
1.Philip II
2.Oliver Cromwell
3.Louis XIII
4.Yemelyan Pugachev
5.Michael
A.As ruler of France, relied on the advice of Cardinal Richelieu
B.Ruled the Netherlands, Spain, Sicily, and American colonies after Charles IV abdicated
C.Challenged the rule of Catherine the Great in Russia
D.Commander-in-chief of Parliament’s army
E.First of the Romanov dynasty in Russia
A.The day, the night, the future
B.One king, one law, one religion
C.Land, food, water
D.One sun, one ruler, one destiny
9.In 1572, the power of the Catholic queen of France was demonstrated by the
A.torture and execution of thousands of suspected rebels in an event known as the Court of Blood.
B.assassination of Cardinal Richelieu.
C.signing of the Edict of Nantes.
D.killing of Huguenots in Paris, an event known as the Saint Bartholomew’s Day Massacre.
10.What event was a signal to the Huguenots that Louis XIII would not tolerate resistance to the monarchy?
A.Cardinal Richelieu’s troops laying siege to the port city of La Rochelle in 1627
B.The Saint Bartholomew’s Day Massacre
C.The Edict of Nantes
D.Louis XIII ordering all Huguenots to leave the country
11.What was one way that Louis XIV established his absolute monarchy?
A.He ordered the execution of all potential heirs to the throne.
B.He outlawed Protestantism.
C.He took control of the French Parliament.
D.He passed a law that made it illegal to vote for a new ruler.
12.Why did Charles I decide to arrest the Puritan leaders for treason, a move that sparked the English Civil War?
A.He was in debt and wanted to force the Puritans to provide him with financial support.
B.The Puritans wanted to abolish the king’s appointing of bishops in the Anglican Church.
C.He wanted to divide Parliament.
D.He wanted to make an example of the Puritans to deter other groups from working against him.
13.What initiated the conflict between Parliament and Charles I, a conflict which later led to the English Civil War?
A.Parliament made Charles I sign the Petition of Right, which limited his power.
B.Parliament asked Charles I to share the throne.
C.Parliament tried to force Charles I to marry Elizabeth I.
D.Charles I defied Parliament by appointing a duke without its consent.
14.Which of the following was a cause of the English Civil War?
A.Catherine’s refusal to marry or name a chancellor
B.The Saint Bartholomew’s Day Massacre
C.The Siege at La Rochelle
D.The Long Parliament
15.Which of the following was NOT a direct result of the English Civil War?
A.William and Mary became king and queen of England.
B.Charles I was executed.
C.The monarchy and the House of Lords were abolished.
D.England became a commonwealth.
16.Who was given the title of Lord Protector of England, Scotland, and Ireland after the English Civil War ended?
A.James II
B.Charles II
C.Oliver Cromwell
D.Henry VIII
17.Which of the following was mandated by the English Bill of Rights?
A.Catholicism and Protestantism both became national religions in England.
B.The English Parliament was disbanded.
C.All citizens were given the right to vote.
D.The monarchy could not levy taxes without the consent of Parliament.
18.When Charles became Holy Roman Emperor as Charles V,
A.he fought to convert all of Europe to Protestantism.
B.he became known as Charlemagne.
C.he lost all of Spain’s holdings in the Americas.
D.his territory grew to include parts of Italy, Austria, and various German states.
19.Which Spanish ruler gave up his throne in 1556 because he was frustrated by failure in Europe?
A.Philip II
B.The Duke of Alba
C.Charles V
D.Diego Velázquez
20.Who became known as the Sun King?
A.Louis XIII
B.Louis XIV
C.Henry IV
D.Cardinal Richelieu
21.Select the letter of the term, person, or place that matches each description.
1.Philip II
2.Oliver Cromwell
3.Louis XIII
4.Yemelyan Pugachev
5.Michael
A.As ruler of France, relied on the advice of Cardinal Richelieu
B.Ruled the Netherlands, Spain, Sicily, and American colonies after Charles IV abdicated
C.Challenged the rule of Catherine the Great in Russia
D.Commander-in-chief of Parliament’s army
E.First of the Romanov dynasty in Russia