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Worksheet: The age of revolutions
Name:Class:
Answer the questions.
Which group of people fought against Britain in the American Revolution?
a) The Canadian coloniesb) The French coloniesc) The Spanish coloniesd) The thirteen colonies
In what year was the American Declaration of Independence adopted?
a) 1766b) 1776c) 1783d) 1789
Who was the main author of the Declaration of Independence?
a) Benjamin Franklinb) George Washingtonc) King George IIId) Thomas Jefferson
George Washington led the American army during the Revolutionary War.
a) Trueb) False
Which treaty of 1783 ended the American Revolutionary War? (Treaty of ...)
Which famous prison was stormed by crowds in Paris in July 1789?
a) The Bastilleb) The Louvrec) The Towerd) Versailles
Which king of France was removed from power during the French Revolution?
a) Charles IIb) Henry VIIIc) Louis XIVd) Louis XVI
The French Revolution began in 1689.
a) Trueb) False
What were the three ideals of the French Revolution?
a) Faith, hope, charityb) Land, bread, peacec) Liberty, equality, fraternityd) Work, rest, play
What was the 1789 French statement of rights called?
a) Charter of the Rights of Farmersb) Declaration of the Rights of Kings and Noblesc) Declaration of the Rights of Man and of the Citizend) Treaty of the Rights of Nations
What is a constitution?
a) A list of a king's relativesb) A set of basic laws for governing a countryc) A tax paid by citizensd) A treaty that ends a war
In what year was the US Constitution written in Philadelphia?
a) 1776b) 1787c) 1799d) 1801
Enlightenment thinkers argued that people have natural rights, such as liberty.
a) Trueb) False
Many colonists protested 'taxation without representation'. What did they want?
a) A new king of their ownb) A say in the government that taxed themc) Lower prices for tea onlyd) No laws at all
Which French general crowned himself emperor in 1804?
In which year did the American Revolutionary War begin with fighting at Lexington?
Answers
The thirteen colonies
1776
Thomas Jefferson
True
Treaty of Paris
The Bastille
Louis XVI
False
Liberty, equality, fraternity
Declaration of the Rights of Man and of the Citizen