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Chapter 7 Review Guide #2



 1. 

About what percent of France's population belonged to the First and Second Estates?
a.
2
b.
10
c.
50
d.
98
 

 2. 

Which group most strongly embraced the ideals and principles of the Enlightenment?
a.
the nobility
b.
the bourgeoisie
c.
the peasant class
d.
the urban class
 

 3. 

What issue led to the first meeting of the Estates-General in 175 years?
a.
proposed taxation of the Second Estate
b.
political representation in the government
c.
food shortages and riots among the peasants
d.
equalizing the tax burden among the Three Estates
 

 4. 

Why did the National Assembly lose the support of many French peasants?
a.
It taxed the bourgeoisie.
b.
It made peasants and noblemen equals.
c.
It adopted "A Declaration of the Rights of Man and of the Citizen."
d.
It took away the Catholic Church's lands and independence.
 

 5. 

Which group imposed the Reign of Terror?
a.
the Second Coalition
b.
the Committee of Public Safety
c.
the National Assembly
d.
the king's Swiss guard
 

 6. 

Which group finally forced Robespierre from power?
a.
royalists
b.
the peasants
c.
the clergy
d.
his fellow revolutionaries
 

 7. 

Which of the following was NOT a reason for Napoleon to sell the Louisiana Territory?
a.
to raise money
b.
to cut his losses in America
c.
to punish the sugar growers in Saint Domingue
d.
to increase America's power as a British rival
 

 8. 

What was one important consequence of the Battle of Trafalgar?
a.
Portugal became part of the French Empire.
b.
Napoleon conquered Russia.
c.
Napoleon gave up his plans of invading Britain.
d.
Napoleon became emperor.
 

 9. 

How did Great Britain react to the Continental System?
a.
It invaded France.
b.
It organized its own blockade.
c.
It negotiated a peace agreement with France.
d.
It formed an alliance with Austria and Prussia.
 

 10. 

What was the main goal of the participants in the Congress of Vienna?
a.
to create constitutional monarchies in Europe
b.
to restore royal families to the thrones of Europe
c.
to establish security and stability for the nations of Europe
d.
to prevent nations outside Europe from interfering in European affairs
 
 

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 11. 

What is the approximate distance, in miles, between Paris and London?
a.
90
b.
200
c.
50
d.
125
 

 12. 

What geographic advantage helped Britain resist conquest?
a.
It was farther north.
b.
It was larger.
c.
It was an island.
d.
It was far from France.
 

 13. 

What pattern best describes Napoleon's conquests?
a.
conquering islands for French shipping
b.
conquering Asia and Africa
c.
conquering countries that surrounded France
d.
conquering the nations with the largest amount of land
 

 14. 

Which state neither belonged to the French Empire nor was at war with it?
a.
Portugal
b.
Switzerland
c.
Ottoman Empire
d.
Kingdom of Naples
 

 15. 

Which of Napoleon's allies shared the longest border with the area he controlled?
a.
Austrian Empire
b.
Portugal
c.
Kingdom of Naples
d.
Ottoman Empire
 
 

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 16. 

It took Napoleon approximately ___ years to make himself Emperor after assuming dictatorial powers.
a.
5
b.
3
c.
6-and-a-half
d.
4
 

 17. 

Napoleon's career finally ended in ___
a.
1812.
b.
1815.
c.
1795.
d.
1800.
 

 18. 

Napoleon was able to maintain the Empire at its greatest extent for ___
a.
2 years.
b.
10 years.
c.
7 years.
d.
5 years.
 

 19. 

An important aspect of Napoleon's character was his unwillingness to accept defeat. What action best shows that trait?
a.
He gives up his throne and is exiled.
b.
He returns to France and raises another army.
c.
He loses the Battle of Trafalgar to British navy.
d.
He sells the Louisiana Territory to the United States.
 

 20. 

The action of Napoleon's that caused the greatest human losses was ___
a.
the Battle of Trafalgar
b.
the invasion of Russia
c.
the sale of the Louisiana Territory
d.
the Peninsular War
 
 
Answer the following question(s) on the back of this paper or on a separate sheet of paper.
 

 21. 

Drawing Conclusions What were some of Napoleon's most enduring achievements during the years of peace following his government takeover? Why were they important?
 

 22. 

Analyzing Causes; Recognizing Effects What events led to Napoleon's downfall?
 



 
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