Ch. 10-23

5 Written Questions

1. A set of biographies of famous Roman men by Petrarch.
2. As secretary of state in charge of the Seven Years' War, this British official sent tons of troops to confront the French in Canada. Proved instrumental in helping Great Britain emerge as a world power from the war.
3. French king how established a powerful centralized monarchy. Established the prototype of absolutism.
4. Led by Francis Placky, this body issued a manifesto calling for the national equality of Slavs within the Habsburg Empire.
5. An organization of disgruntled bourgeoisie members took over Paris in this. Adolphe Theirs organized an army to surround Paris and quell this uprising. It has wrongly been called the first seizure of power by the working class.

5 Matching Questions

1. Franco-Prussian War
2. Signoria
3. Benjamin Constant
4. Henry III
5. Treaty of Dover

1. a The war which helped Bismarck complete unification by bringing southern German states under Prussian control. It resulted in the fall of Napoleon III and the Second French Empire.
2. b In 1670, Charles II and Louis XIV had a secret meeting and allied against the Dutch, as long as Charles promised to convert England to Catholicism when conditions permitted.
3. c Initially made up of six members and later of eight members, this council governed Florence.
4. d Politique king who passed the Peace of Beaulieu, allowing Huguenots complete civil and religious freedom. But France was not ready for this, and the Catholic League freed him to reject it. He teamed up with Henry of Navare, and the planned the successful assassinations of the Duke and cardinal of Guise. When the planned an invasion of Paris, he was killed.
5. e (1767-1830) French liberal theorist who believed that "property alone renders a man capable of exercising his political rights."

5 Multiple Choice Questions

1. This ended the 3rd war of religion allowed Protestants full religious freedoms within their territories and the right to fortify their cities.
   1. Treaty of Lunèville
   2. Treaty of Amiens
   3. Peace of Saint-Germain-en Laye
   4. Bank of France
2. A member of a British political party, founded in 1689, that was the opposition party to the Whigs and has been known as the Conservative Party since about 1832
   1. Cadiz
   2. Populism
   3. Souls
   4. Tories
3. This radical Dominican preacher convinces most the fearful Florentines that the French king's arrival was a long-delayed and fully justified vengeance on their immortality.
   1. Carbonari
   2. Thomas More
   3. Girolamo Savonarola
   4. Gerard Groote
4. March 20-June 22, 1815-began on March 1, 1815, when
   Napoleon landed in the south of France and marched
   with large-scale popular support, into Paris;Napoleon capitalized on the stalled talks at Vienna
   and left Elba for France.
   1. Edward IV
   2. Hundred Days
   3. Intendants
   4. Nepotism
5. 1804-1814-Dec 2, 1804, Napoleon crowned himself hereditary
   Emperor of France in Notre-Dame Cathedral;Hoped to preempt plans of royalists to return the
   Bourbons to the throne;Believed an empire was necessary for France to
   maintain and expand its influence throughout
   Europe;unleashed the
   forces of nationalism
   1. Empire Period
   2. Jeanne Deroin
   3. White Terror
   4. Pope Leo X

5 True/False Questions

1. Catholic Emancipation Act 1829 → Guaranteed Belgian neutrality.

   True        False

2. Quadruple Alliance → The second wife of Henry VIII. He desired her over Catherine of Aragon.

   True        False

3. Essay Concerning Human Understanding → Napoleon decided to wage economic warfare against
   Britain after his loss at the Battle of Trafalgar;, Napoleon's efforts to block foreign trade with England by forbidding Importation of British goods Into Europe.

   True        False

4. Hoberreaux → Also known as Francois Marie Arouet, he was by far the most influential of the philosophes. In addition to writing works such as "Letters on the English," "Candide," and "Elements of the Philosophy of Newton," he attacked war and religious persecution. Chief rival was Rousseau.

   True        False

5. Versailles → Led by Cornelius Jansen, this Roman Catholic group formed in opposition to the political influence of the Jesuits.

   True        False