What German state led unification efforts in the 1800s?
A.
Austria
B.
Bavaria
C.
Prussia
D.
Saxony
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C. Prussia
Which of the following contributed to the beginning of the Industrial Revolution?
A.
increased population in Britain and Europe
B.
nationalist demands for independence
C.
new means of using animal labor
D.
decreased demand for farm products
A.
increased population in Britain and Europe
B.
nationalist demands for independence
C.
new means of using animal labor
D.
decreased demand for farm products
A. increased population in Britain and Europe
Which country in Asia was divided into spheres of influence by foreign powers?
A.
Laos
B.
Vietnam
C.
China
D.
Cambodia
A.
Laos
B.
Vietnam
C.
China
D.
Cambodia
C. China
Who paid the most taxes in France during the late 1700s?
A.
common people
B.
the king
C.
clergy
D.
nobles
A.
common people
B.
the king
C.
clergy
D.
nobles
C. clergy
What steps did Napoleon take to strengthen his position of power?
A.
divided the powers of government among many branches
B.
withdrew from other nations' territories
C.
created a state-run church
D.
put in place a strong central government
A.
divided the powers of government among many branches
B.
withdrew from other nations' territories
C.
created a state-run church
D.
put in place a strong central government
D. put in place a strong central government
Which of the following was an invention of the Second Industrial Revolution?
A.
the power loom
B.
the spinning jenny
C.
the telephone
D.
the steam locomotive
A.
the power loom
B.
the spinning jenny
C.
the telephone
D.
the steam locomotive
C. the telephone
Which of the following was an effect of the Industrial Revolution?
A.
More people lived in the countryside.
B.
More people became farmers.
C.
Private property ownership decreased.
D.
More people moved to cities.
A.
More people lived in the countryside.
B.
More people became farmers.
C.
Private property ownership decreased.
D.
More people moved to cities.
D. More people moved to cities.
Which of the following contributed to European imperialism?
A.
a desire to spread industrialization
B.
a desire to learn about other cultures
C.
a desire to acquire manufactured goods from other places
D.
a desire for new sources of raw materials
A.
a desire to spread industrialization
B.
a desire to learn about other cultures
C.
a desire to acquire manufactured goods from other places
D.
a desire for new sources of raw materials
D. a desire for new sources of raw materials
What was the main reason American colonists were angry at the British government?
A.
boundary disputes
B.
British relations with Native Americans
C.
unfair taxes
D.
interference from royal governors
A.
boundary disputes
B.
British relations with Native Americans
C.
unfair taxes
D.
interference from royal governors
C. unfair taxes
What was the significance of the Boston Massacre?
A.
It marked the start of the American Revolution.
B.
It increased tensions between American colonists and England.
C.
It brought a temporary end to colonial protests.
D.
It led England to close the port of Boston.
A.
It marked the start of the American Revolution.
B.
It increased tensions between American colonists and England.
C.
It brought a temporary end to colonial protests.
D.
It led England to close the port of Boston.
B. It increased tensions between American colonists and England.
What action did the First Continental Congress take to show its disapproval of English policies?
A.
It organized the Boston Tea Party.
B.
It approved the Articles of Confederation.
C.
It called for a boycott of British goods.
D.
It declared independence from Britain.
A.
It organized the Boston Tea Party.
B.
It approved the Articles of Confederation.
C.
It called for a boycott of British goods.
D.
It declared independence from Britain.
C. It called for a boycott of British goods.
Which of the following was the source for many of the basic ideas in the Declaration of Independence?
A.
the Bill of Rights
B.
the Scientific Revolution
C.
the Articles of Confederation
D.
the Enlightenment
A.
the Bill of Rights
B.
the Scientific Revolution
C.
the Articles of Confederation
D.
the Enlightenment
D. the Enlightenment
Why were members of the Third Estate frustrated with the French government?
A.
They opposed the wars that had been fought during the 1700s.
B.
They believed the government should help prevent crop failures.
C.
They thought they paid too much in taxes.
D.
They wanted positions in the church.
A.
They opposed the wars that had been fought during the 1700s.
B.
They believed the government should help prevent crop failures.
C.
They thought they paid too much in taxes.
D.
They wanted positions in the church.
C. They thought they paid too much in taxes.
Which of the following was an outcome of the Congress of Vienna?
A.
Napoleon was named emperor for life.
B.
France gained significant territory in northern Europe.
C.
French borders returned to their locations before Napoleon's rule.
D.
Austria gained the right to rule France.
A.
Napoleon was named emperor for life.
B.
France gained significant territory in northern Europe.
C.
French borders returned to their locations before Napoleon's rule.
D.
Austria gained the right to rule France.
C. French borders returned to their locations before Napoleon's rule.
What issue was a main source of violence after the French Revolution of 1789?
A.
the role of the monarchy in the government
B.
the destruction of the French empire
C.
the purpose of the Declaration of the Rights of Man and the Citizen
D.
the high taxes instituted by the king
A.
the role of the monarchy in the government
B.
the destruction of the French empire
C.
the purpose of the Declaration of the Rights of Man and the Citizen
D.
the high taxes instituted by the king
A. the role of the monarchy in the government
What was the Napoleonic Code?
A.
a set of laws that protected freedoms and equality
B.
a mandate by Napoleon to raise and collect taxes
C.
a strategy used by Napoleon in the war with Austria and Prussia
D.
a declaration that made Napoleon emperor of France
A.
a set of laws that protected freedoms and equality
B.
a mandate by Napoleon to raise and collect taxes
C.
a strategy used by Napoleon in the war with Austria and Prussia
D.
a declaration that made Napoleon emperor of France
A. a set of laws that protected freedoms and equality
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