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Froggy Jumps Revoluciones BurguesasOnline version Quiz de historia y geografía by Juegos retro 1 1. Who was established as the first president of the United States following the 1787 Constitution? a King George III. b George Washington. c Thomas Jefferson. 2 2. ¿Qué tratado permitió que las tropas de Napoleón cruzaran España para llegar a Portugal en 1807? a El Tratado de San Ildefonso. b El Tratado de Fontainebleau. c El Tratado de Valençay. 3 3. In the Estates General of 1789, what did the representatives of the Third Estate demand regarding voting? a That votes be counted per estate. b That only the nobility could vote. c That votes be counted per deputy rather than per estate. 4 4. ¿Qué sentimiento importante surgió entre la población española tras la Guerra de la Independencia? a El deseo de volver a ser súbditos de un rey absoluto. b El sentimiento de pertenencia a una nación de ciudadanos con derechos. c El deseo de unirse al Imperio Francés. 5 5. What did the Bastille symbolize for the people of Paris during the storming on July 14th, 1789? a Absolute power, as it was both a prison and a weapons store. b The religious power of the Pope. c The beginning of the industrial era. 6 6. ¿Qué caracteriza a la primera etapa de la obra de Francisco de Goya? a La crítica feroz a la guerra y la deshumanización. b El predominio de colores oscuros y temas de pesadilla. c Escenas de entretenimiento, temas costumbristas y retratos aristocráticos. 7 7. Which set of laws approved by Napoleon put an end to the institutions of the Ancien Régime? a The French Civil Code, which established equality before the law. b The Treaty of Valençay. c The Concordat with the Pope. 8 8. ¿Cuál fue la consecuencia directa del Motín de Aranjuez en marzo de 1808? a La abdicación de Carlos IV y el ascenso al trono de Fernando VII. b La firma de la primera Constitución francesa. c La victoria de España sobre las tropas inglesas. 9 9. Where and when was the American Declaration of Independence signed? a In London, 1773. b In Philadelphia, on July 4th, 1776. c In Paris, 1783. 10 10. Según la Constitución de Cádiz de 1812, ¿quién poseía el poder legislativo? a El Rey y las Cortes. b Únicamente el Rey. c Los tribunales de justicia. 11 11. Why was the tax system in France considered unfair before the revolution? a Everyone had to pay the same amount regardless of their wealth. b Only ordinary people (the Third Estate) had to pay taxes, while the privileged classes did not. c Only the nobility and clergy had to pay taxes. 12 12. ¿Cómo se denominaba a los pequeños grupos de civiles armados que atacaban por sorpresa a las tropas francesas? a Guerrillas. b Milicias Nacionales. c Juntas de Defensa. 13 13. Which battle in 1815 marked the final defeat of Napoleon? a The Battle of Leipzig. b The Battle of Waterloo. c The Battle of Arapiles. 14 14. ¿Qué supuso el Tratado de San Ildefonso para España a finales del siglo XVIII? a La entrega de las colonias americanas a Napoleón. b La paz definitiva con el Reino Unido. c Una alianza con Francia para ayudarla en su lucha contra el Reino Unido. 15 15. Which of the following is a main characteristic of Neoclassical architecture? a Construction of small, wooden religious buildings. b Return to classical models from Greece and Rome, such as straight lines and symmetry. c Use of excessive decoration and irregular shapes. 16 16. ¿En qué etapa de la obra de Goya aparecen las "Pinturas negras", caracterizadas por una temática macabra? a En su segunda etapa, a raíz de su sordera y una visión más crítica. b Durante su juventud en Italia. c En su etapa como pintor de cartones para tapices. 17 17. During the "Reign of Terror", which government body was formed by the Jacobins to protect the republic? a The Committee of Public Safety. b The Directory. c The National Assembly. 18 18. ¿A quién colocó Napoleón en el trono de España tras conseguir que Fernando VII y Carlos IV renunciaran en Bayona? a A su hermano, José Bonaparte. b A Manuel Godoy. c Al General Wellington. 19 19. Where did the Third Estate representatives meet to form the National Assembly after being rejected by the King? a In the Cathedral of Notre Dame. b In the Balls game room c In the Bastille fortress. 20 20. What was the main trigger (el detonante) for the colonies' split from Great Britain in 1773? a The Boston Tea Party, a protest against taxes on imported products. b The signing of the Treaty of Versailles. c The election of George Washington. 21 21. Which materials were preferred by Neoclassical sculptors to achieve a polished and perfect finish? a Iron and glass. b Wood and clay. c White marble and bronze. 22 22. According to the first French Constitution (1791), who was in charge of the legislative power? a The Assembly (elected by limited male suffrage). b The Monarch. c The Committee of Public Safety.

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1. Who was established as the first president of the United States following the 1787 Constitution?

2. ¿Qué tratado permitió que las tropas de Napoleón cruzaran España para llegar a Portugal en 1807?

3. In the Estates General of 1789, what did the representatives of the Third Estate demand regarding voting?

4. ¿Qué sentimiento importante surgió entre la población española tras la Guerra de la Independencia?

5. What did the Bastille symbolize for the people of Paris during the storming on July 14th, 1789?

6. ¿Qué caracteriza a la primera etapa de la obra de Francisco de Goya?

7. Which set of laws approved by Napoleon put an end to the institutions of the Ancien Régime?

8. ¿Cuál fue la consecuencia directa del Motín de Aranjuez en marzo de 1808?

9. Where and when was the American Declaration of Independence signed?

10. Según la Constitución de Cádiz de 1812, ¿quién poseía el poder legislativo?

11. Why was the tax system in France considered unfair before the revolution?

12. ¿Cómo se denominaba a los pequeños grupos de civiles armados que atacaban por sorpresa a las tropas francesas?

13. Which battle in 1815 marked the final defeat of Napoleon?

14. ¿Qué supuso el Tratado de San Ildefonso para España a finales del siglo XVIII?

15. Which of the following is a main characteristic of Neoclassical architecture?

16. ¿En qué etapa de la obra de Goya aparecen las "Pinturas negras", caracterizadas por una temática macabra?

17. During the "Reign of Terror", which government body was formed by the Jacobins to protect the republic?

18. ¿A quién colocó Napoleón en el trono de España tras conseguir que Fernando VII y Carlos IV renunciaran en Bayona?

19. Where did the Third Estate representatives meet to form the National Assembly after being rejected by the King?

20. What was the main trigger (el detonante) for the colonies' split from Great Britain in 1773?

21. Which materials were preferred by Neoclassical sculptors to achieve a polished and perfect finish?

22. According to the first French Constitution (1791), who was in charge of the legislative power?