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This world history resource focuses on the age of democracy
and progress from 1815 to 1914 and includes quiz questions
and answers and video links to related topics.
I utilized World History: Patterns of Interaction (Holt McDougal)
for our world history textbook. It has multiple options for
different learning styles and covers a wide array of information.
This quiz accompanies Chapter 26: pages 744-769.
Directions for the quiz:
- Scroll down and click on the thumbnail to enlarge to full screen.
- Click on the graphic to advance to the next screen.
- Choose an answer for each question.
- Compare your answers with those provided.
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World History Week 26 Age of Democracy & Progress 1815-1914 |
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Which of the following is TRUE regarding British Parliament in 1899? Answer choices include: People inherited a seat on the House of Commons. People were appointed a seat on the House of Commons. Legislation supported the right of hereditary peers to inherit a House of Lords seat. Some British citizens elected members of the House of Commons. |
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The correct answer is: Some British citizens elected members of the House of Commons. |
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What percent of the British population had the right to elect members of the House of Commons in the early 1800s? Answer choices include: about 5%, about 15%, about 50%, about 95% |
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The correct answer is about 5%. |
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Suffrage is the right to ____. Answer choices include: die with dignity, be free from suffering, vote, express anger publicly |
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The correct answer is vote. |
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All of the following were demands of the Chartist movement EXCEPT: Answer choices include: Pay for members of Parliament, An end to property requirements for serving in Parliament, A secret ballot, The ability for women to vote |
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The correct answer is: the ability for women to vote. |
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Who was head of the British Empire from 1837 through the end of the century? Answer choices include: Queen Elizabeth, Prince Albert, Captain Alfred Dreyfus, Queen Victoria |
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The correct answer is Queen Victoria. |
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By 1890, no industrial country allowed women to vote. Answer choices include: true, false |
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The correct answer is true. |
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What was the Women’s Social & Political Union that was formed by Emmeline Pankhurst in 1903? Answer choices include: A militant organization for women’s rights, A group of women who knitted socks for men in the military, A group of women who felt a woman’s place was at home, cooking & caring for kids/home, A women's social group |
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The correct answer is: A militant organization for women’s rights |
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What captain was wrongly imprisoned for selling military secrets to Germany whose case sparked many to stand up for justice? Answer choices include: Theodor Herzl, Alfred Dreyfus, Adolf Hitler, Emile Zola |
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The correct answer is Alfred Dreyfus. |
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Which of the following is FALSE regarding Canadian history in the 1800s? Answer choices include: Upper Canada had an English-speaking majority while Lower Canada had a French-speaking majority. Middle-class professionals held most power in Upper & Lower Canada. Lord Durham urged Upper & Lower Canada to be reunited & encouraged British immigration to Canada. John MacDonald, Canada’s first prime minister, expanded Canada westward to the Pacific Ocean. |
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The correct answer is: Middle-class professionals held most power in Upper & Lower Canada. |
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Which of the following is FALSE about Australia in the late 1700s & early 1800s? Answer choices include: When James Cook reached Australia, he considered the land uninhabited despite a sparse population by Aborigines. The British sent convicts from England’s overcrowded prisons to serve their sentences. Raising & exporting wool became Australia’s biggest business during that time. The British government charged huge prices for land in Australia because they knew it was full of gold. |
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The correct answer is: The British government charged huge prices for land in Australia because they knew it was full of gold. |
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Which was the world’s first nation to grant full voting rights to white women? Answer choices include: United States, Australia, New Zealand, China |
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The correct answer is New Zealand. |
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In the 1800s, native peoples & other non-Europeans enjoyed democracy, health, and prosperity. Answer choices include: true, false |
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The correct answer is false. |
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What led to the death of about a million people in Ireland between 1845 and 1848? Answer choices include: Influenza Epidemic, Black Plague, Starvation due to a potato fungus, Infestation of poisonous snakes with no anti-venom treatment |
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The correct answer is starvation due to a potato fungus. |
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In what year did the United States win its independence from Britain? Answer choices include: 1873, 1973, 1983, 1776 |
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The correct answer is 1776. |
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The Indian Removal Act of 1830 led to the ___ in the United States. Answer choices include: Native American Revolt, Trail of Tears, New Mexico Penal Colonies, 16-year ban of Chinese immigration |
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The correct answer is Trail of Tears. |
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Which U.S. President issued the Emancipation Proclamation? Answer choices include: George Washington, Thomas Jefferson, Abraham Lincoln, Barack Obama |
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The correct answer is Abraham Lincoln. |
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Which of the following is FALSE regarding inventors of the early 1800s? Answer choices include: Thomas Edison patented over 1000 inventions, such as the light bulb and the phonograph. Alexander Graham Bell invented the telephone. Henry Ford customized parts to produce unaffordable automobiles to most people. Wilbur & Orville Wright were the first to fly a gasoline-powered flying machine at Kitty Hawk, NC |
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The correct answer is: Henry Ford customized parts to produce unaffordable automobiles to most people. |
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What French chemist developed the germ theory of disease in the mid-1800s, leading to improved living conditions & fewer infectious deaths? Answer choices include: Louis Pasteur, Marie Curie, Charles Darwin, Sigmund Freud |
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The correct answer is Louis Pasteur. |
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Whose work lead to the science of genetics that looks at patterns for the inheritance of specific traits? Answer choices include: Dimitri Mendeleev, Gregor Mendel, Ernest Rutherford, Albert Einstein |
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The correct answer is Gregor Mendel. |
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During the 1800s, ____ acts in New York City offered popular leisure activities through musical variety shows. Answer choices include: Slapstick, Motion picture, Radio program, Vaudeville |
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The correct answer is Vaudeville. |
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