2022 QUIZ 7.1 & 7.2 T-VWO

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HISTORY

TEST (version A)

AGE 7 

Lesson 7.1, 7.2, 7.3

1. Dictionary (E-NL) is allowed. NO google translate..
2. Besides a dictionary and chromebook, your desk is empty:  no notebook, no notes and no pencil case!
3. Only 1 tab is opened during the test. Use FULL SCREEN.
4. Finished? Hand in your work and CLOSE your chromebook.

read the rules before you start

Good Luck!

This test has: 

25 mc questions, -- drag&drop questions, -- open questions

You can earn -- points to get a "10"

Montesquieu

John Locke

Voltaire

Adam Smith

George Washingtaon

Thomas Jefferson

George III

Free trade

taxes for colonists

natural laws

general / 1st US president

critical to church / monarchy

author Declaration of Independence

 Seaparation of Powers

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Key words. Each hotspot (paperclip) contains a key word. Drag them to the correct definition. Maybe there are 6 matches, but maybe only 5, or 4, or 3 or 2, or 1 or no match at all.....

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B: this statement is an understatement

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B: this statement is an understatement

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B: this statement is an understatement

Chronology question. Put the events in the correct order on the timeline.

Put the correct date under the event. Two dates should remain unused.

Timeline

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QUIZ

HISTORY

Lesson 7.1 & 7.2

2 T-VWO

7.1 The Enlightenment

hotspot

see? told you so....

When you see a hotspot, you can click it for extra information. 

Try it out.

Explain that this source shows
Enlightenment.
Use at least two elements
from the source in your answer.

source 1

A medal minted during the reign of Joseph II, Holy Roman Emperor, commemorating his grant of religious liberty to Jews and Protestants in Hungary. Another important reform of Joseph II was the abolition of serfdom. From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

Explain what the free market economy is AND why a country with an economy based on trade benefits from this idea.

Enlightened thinkers start to think about society. What do they take as an example for this?

1. the Renaissance
2. nature
3. absolutism
4. religion

natural rights

trias politica

democy

Drag the explanations to the correct terms.

power should be separated into three equal branches

Every human is born free and with equal rights

the people should have a say in how they are governed

In the history lessons, we encountered a number of important events that led to major changes. Put them in the correct order. The oldest at the top.

the Reformation

the Enlightenement

the Renaissance

the French Revolution

the Scientific Revolution

Two statements. Which is / are true?

I: Atheists are people who believe in just 1 God
II: Deists are people who believe in a God that created the universe that is governed by natural laws.

1. Statement I is true.
2. Statement II is true.
3. Both statements are true.
4. Both statements are false.

The Enlightenment movement was against:

1. ignorance.
2. rationality.
3. tolerance.
4. equality.

Which answer is true?
Enlightenment ideas were often opposed by:

1. scientists & clergy
2. writers & scientists
3. nobility & clergy
4. nobility & writers

Trias Politica is the opposite of:

1. sharing power.
2. absolute power.
3. democracy.
4. dividing power.

4.2 American Revolution

Which description best describes the term "revolution"?

1. a profound change in a relatively short time frame
2. a gradual economic change over a period spanning several centuries
3. a political change involving violent radical events
4. a short period of time in which life changing inventions were made

What is a militia?

1. a group of mercenaries
2. temporary army made up of local people
3. a colonial army , sent from the motherland
4. an army at sea, used to patrol the coastline

Why did the American colonists create their own militias?

1. to protect them against the British army
2. to protect them against Native Americans and other colonists
3. to protect them against patriots and other royalist rebels
4. to protect them against British militias and British loyalists

Use this slogan to explain why the colonists
protested against British tax acts.

Patriots were

1. British people who were loyal to the colonial governments
2. Colonists who opposed British rule
3. Colonists who were born in England
4. Colonists who were loyal to Britain

What economical system forced the
colonists to buy only British tea?

The Boston Tea Party was:

1. an act of protest by colonists against British rule.
2. an act of protest by colonists against British taxation acts.
3. an act of protest by colonists against French rule.
4. an act of protest by colonists against French taxation acts.

Which statement is true?

Statement I: The Declaration of Independence was written immediately after the peace treaty with Britain.
Statement II: The Declaration of Independence was based on ideas of the Enlightenment.

1. Statement I is true.
2. Statement II is true.
3. Both statements are true.
4. Both statements are false.

Which event is shown in Source B?

source B

Was the artist of this drawing a Patriot or a Loyalist?
Explain your answer using elements from
the drawing.

source B

Explain that this source shows foreign intervention
in the American War of Independence.
Use the source.

source B

Washington and the French general Lafayette look over the troops at Valley Forge. From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia.

What is a Constitution NOT about?

1. how the government works
2. what punishments people receive after breaking the law
3. what powers the government has (and hasn’t)
4. what rights the people have

Being a federation means that

1. All power is in the hands of the federal government in Washington
2. All power is in the hands of the seperate states
3. The states can govern themselves, except for issues that concern all states.
4. The states and the federal government decide all issues together.

State

Federal government

In the USA, who can make decisions about what?

foreign policy

traffic

jurisdiction

education

economic policy

Explain how the American colonists put Montesquieu's ideas into practise.

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