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US History European Advanced Test 2

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20 questions · All questions on one page

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History European Advanced (University) University (USA History) USA USA History Standards & AP
What is this test? for University History, USA — University (USA History) level, USA.
For University students studying History in the USA
Section: History European Advanced (University) · Education: University · Part: History European Advanced (University) · Country: USA

Knowledge of history is essential for understanding the vast accumulation from past to present and for establishing cause-and-effect relationships among historical events.

This test will help you develop chronological thinking and prepare for history questions on your exams.

By solving this test of 20 questions, you can both test your knowledge and identify the topics you need to improve.

Question 1
What was Enlightenment?
A) Reason philosophy
B) Faith revival
C) War cry
D) Art style
Question 2
When was the French Revolution?
A) 1848
B) 1789
C) 1776
D) 1917
Question 3
What was D-Day?
A) Pacific battle
B) Air raid
C) 1944 Normandy landing
D) Naval clash
Question 4
What is the EU?
A) trade ban
B) army alliance
C) single nation
D) European economic-political union
Question 5
What started Reformation?
A) Luther's 95 Theses
B) plague
C) crusade
D) peasant revolt
Question 6
Who was the Sun King?
A) Henry VIII
B) Louis XIV of France
C) Charles V
D) Peter Great
Question 7
What was Munich 1938?
A) Peace success
B) War start
C) Czech betrayal deal
D) Trade pact
Question 8
What was Congress of Vienna?
A) War start
B) Trade pact
C) Revolution
D) 1815 restoration
Question 9
What was Weimar?
A) German republic 1919
B) Empire
C) Nazi rule
D) No government
Question 10
Which term means "1839 China trade wars"?
A) the English Civil War (1642-51)
B) the Opium Wars
C) the Enlightenment
D) the EU
Question 11
Which term means "Khrushchev thaw"?
A) the English Civil War (1642-51)
B) the Enlightenment
C) destalinization
D) the EU
Question 12
Which term means "1884 Africa carve-up"?
A) the English Civil War (1642-51)
B) the Enlightenment
C) the EU
D) the Berlin Conference
Question 13
Identify Frederick the Great.
A) Prussian king
B) Austrian duke
C) French general
D) Russian czar
Question 14
Name the person who unified Italy.
A) Mussolini
B) Garibaldi Cavour
C) Pope
D) King alone
Question 15
Which person were Jesuits?
A) Protestant sect
B) Army unit
C) Catholic order
D) Bank guild
Question 16
Which term means "1545 to 1563 reforms"?
A) the English Civil War (1642-51)
B) the Enlightenment
C) the EU
D) Council of Trent
Question 17
Which term means "Machine production shift"?
A) Industrial Revolution
B) the English Civil War (1642-51)
C) the Enlightenment
D) the EU
Question 18
Provide the definition of the Russian Revolution:
A) Reform calm
B) 1917 czar fall
C) No change
D) Monarchy kept
Question 19
Which term means "Europe rebuild aid"?
A) the English Civil War (1642-51)
B) the Enlightenment
C) the Marshall Plan
D) the EU
Question 20
Which person was Louis XIV?
A) Henry VIII
B) Philip II
C) Charles V
D) Sun King of France

About This Test

For Elementary to University (USA) — U.S. History from Colonial to modern era and World History across ancient to contemporary, including state history and AP. Section: History, USA.

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