Test 10

Question 1

desired to reintroduce Catholic practices into the Church of England

Answer 1

Oxford Movement

Question 2

offered Mexico land for attacking America

Answer 2

Zimmermann Note

Question 3

state ownership of business and industry

Answer 3

socialism

Question 4

officially joined England and Ireland

Answer 4

Act of Union

Question 5

made Canada a self-governing commonwealth

Answer 5

British North America Act

Question 6

Stalin’s reign of terror

Answer 6

Great Purge

Question 7

religious liberalism

Answer 7

modernism

Question 8

Communist terrorists in Russia

Answer 8

Bolsheviks

Question 9

600-mile battle line during World War I

Answer 9

western front

Question 10

powerful British trading corporation

Answer 10

East India Company

Question 11

The Great Century of Missions

Answer 11

19th century

Question 12

Victor Emmanuel II became the first king of a united ____ in 1861.

Answer 12

Italy

Question 13

led the Communist takeover of Russia

Answer 13

Lenin

Question 14

founded by Peter the Great to be a “window to the west”

Answer 14

St. Petersburg

Question 15

Aborigines were the original inhabitants of _____

Answer 15

Australia

Question 16

Victoria’s reign of ___ years is the longest in British history.

Answer 16

64

Question 17

Whose assassination sparked World War I?

Answer 17

Francis Ferdinand

Question 18

What date, known as Armistice Day, ended World War I?

Answer 18

November 11, 1918

Question 19

Prince Albert was Queen Victoria’s ____.

Answer 19

husband

Question 20

Which country was not a part of the “Big Four”?

Answer 20

Germany

Question 21

What was the most important naval battle of World War I?

Answer 21

Jutland

Question 22

Who was the first back bishop of the Church of England?

Answer 22

Samuel Crowther

Question 23

The “Prince of Preachers,” ____ pastored London’s Metropolitan Tabernacle.

Answer 23

Charles Spurgeon

Question 24

The “Prince of Preachers,” ____ pastored London’s Metropolitan Tabernacle.

Answer 24

Charles Spurgeon

Question 25

The Boer War was fought over land rights in ___.

Answer 25

South Africa

Question 26

Benjamin Disraeli is best remembered as a British ___.

Answer 26

prime minister

Question 27

lost prestige in the October Revolt

Answer 27

Nicholas II

Question 28

the "Czar Liberator"

Answer 28

Alexander II

Question 29

desired to westernize Russia

Answer 29

Peter the Great

Question 30

first czar of Russia

Answer 30

Ivan the Terrible

Question 31

formed the U.S.S.R.

Answer 31

Vladimir (Nikolai) Lenin

Question 32

Be able to locate these on the map. Look at your Geography Project.

Answer 32

``` Canberra Indonesia Australian Desert Great Barrier Reef Murray River Tasman Sea New Zealand Pacific Ocean Papua New Guinea Wellington ```

Question 33

What did Queen Victoria say was the secret to England's greatness?

Answer 33

Bible

Question 34

What famous missionary/explorer was Henry Stanley sent to find in Africa?

Answer 34

David Livingstone

Question 35

Who explored Australia and the Great Barrier Reef for England?

Answer 35

Capt. James Cook

Question 36

In what year did World War I begin?

Answer 36

1914

Question 37

What country used the submarine extensively during World War I?

Answer 37

Germany

Question 38

Name the only victor of World War I to reject the League of Nations.

Answer 38

United States

Question 39

Who wrote The Communist Manifesto?

Answer 39

Karl Marx

Question 40

What profession did Florence Nightingale begin?

Answer 40

nursing

Question 41

Who is the "Father of Modern Missions"?

Answer 41

William Carey

Question 42

List two Central Powers of World War I

Answer 42

Germany Bulgaria Ottoman Empire (Turkey) Austria-Hungary

Question 43

How did the colonies of the British Empire benefit from British rule, and how did Great Britain benefit from her colonies? What was the most important thing Britain gave to her colonies? Explain.

Answer 43

The government and industries of the colonies were developed by Britain, and the gospel of Christ was spread. Britain received a valuable market for trade, materials, and wealth from her empire. By sharing the gospel, Britain gave the colonies the greatest gift of all, and many came to Christ through British missionary endeavors.