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Unit 4 Review Quiz


Unit 4 Review QuizVersion en ligne Test your knowledge. par Loralli Millidge 1 What actions by King James II caused English citizens to grow unhappy with him? a He expanded religious freedoms for dissenters beyond parliament’s approval. b He violated traditional limits on royal power by suspending laws and dispensing with them. c He built new universities to promote scientific thinking. 2 What two changes resulted from the English Bill of Rights? a Limitation of the monarch's powers and guaranteed rights of Parliament and individuals. b Formation of a new tax system and expansion of royal prerogatives. c Abolition of the monarchy and establishment of a democratic republic. 3 How is a constitutional monarchy different from an absolute monarchy? a In a constitutional monarchy, the government is elected, while in an absolute monarchy it is chosen by the monarch. b In a constitutional monarchy, the monarch's power is limited by a constitution; in an absolute monarchy there are no legal limits on the monarch’s power. c A constitutional monarchy has no king or queen, while an absolute monarchy does. 4 How did the French and Indian War create conflict between Britain and the American colonies? a It increased British debt and taxes on colonists, fueling resentment and the sense of taxation without representation. b It resolved colonial disputes and unified the colonies under a single government. c It led to colonial leaders being forced to abdicate their thrones. 5 Why were the American colonists upset by the Stamp Act, Townshend Act, and Tea Act? a Because of taxation without representation. b Because they preferred direct rule by Parliament over local assemblies. c Because they wanted to adopt more British laws without consent. 6 Which ideas were stated in the Declaration of Independence? a Only property owners deserve representation in government. b The king should have absolute authority to govern without consent. c All men are created equal with certain unalienable rights, including life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness. 7 What actions by King James II caused English citizens to grow unhappy with him? a [Incorrect option 2] b [Incorrect option 1] c [Answer from Unit 4 Review Guide] 8 What two changes resulted from the English Bill of Rights? a [Incorrect option 2] b [Incorrect option 1] c [Answer from Unit 4 Review Guide] 9 How is a constitutional monarchy different from an absolute monarchy? a [Answer from Unit 4 Review Guide] b [Incorrect option 2] c [Incorrect option 1] 10 How did the French and Indian War create conflict between Britain and the American colonies? a [Incorrect option 2] b [Answer from Unit 4 Review Guide] c [Incorrect option 1] 11 Why were the American colonists upset by the Stamp Act, Townshend Act, and Tea Act? a [Answer from Unit 4 Review Guide] b [Incorrect option 2] c [Incorrect option 1] 12 Which ideas were stated in the Declaration of Independence? a [Incorrect option 2] b [Incorrect option 1] c [Answer from Unit 4 Review Guide] 13 What type of government was established by the Articles of Confederation? a [Incorrect option 2] b [Incorrect option 1] c [Answer from Unit 4 Review Guide] 14 Why were members of the Third Estate upset with King Louis XVI? a [Incorrect option 2] b [Incorrect option 1] c [Answer from Unit 4 Review Guide]

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Unit 4 Review QuizVersion en ligne

par Loralli Millidge

What actions by King James II caused English citizens to grow unhappy with him?

What two changes resulted from the English Bill of Rights?

How is a constitutional monarchy different from an absolute monarchy?

How did the French and Indian War create conflict between Britain and the American colonies?

Why were the American colonists upset by the Stamp Act, Townshend Act, and Tea Act?

Which ideas were stated in the Declaration of Independence?

What actions by King James II caused English citizens to grow unhappy with him?

What two changes resulted from the English Bill of Rights?

How is a constitutional monarchy different from an absolute monarchy?

How did the French and Indian War create conflict between Britain and the American colonies?

Why were the American colonists upset by the Stamp Act, Townshend Act, and Tea Act?

Which ideas were stated in the Declaration of Independence?

What type of government was established by the Articles of Confederation?

Why were members of the Third Estate upset with King Louis XVI?