Chapter 3: Practice Test 8

List of A Long and Illustrious History Test 8 Questions (Classic View)

• Question 1: What significant change occurred to the power and influence of the clans after Culloden?
• Question 2: What did Richard Arkwright do when wigs became less popular?
• Question 3: What type of plantations did slaves work on?
• Question 4: Who became Emperor of France and continued the war with Britain?
• Question 5: Which of Brunel's constructions are still in use today?
• Question 6: How many people died from disease and starvation during the Irish famine?
• Question 7: What significant change occurred in 1918 regarding women's voting rights?
• Question 8: How has Skara Brae contributed to our understanding of the Stone Age?
• Question 9: Where is the statue of Boudicca located in relation to the Houses of Parliament?
• Question 10: What evidence is there of Anglo-Saxon culture at Sutton Hoo?
• Question 11: What influence did the Vikings have on place names in England?
• Question 12: What was the name of the comprehensive record of land and property in England, created in 1086?
• Question 13: When did the Irish Free State become a republic?
• Question 14: Which regions saw significant Allied victories that helped gain the upper hand?
• Question 15: What period did the English kings fight wars abroad, including the Crusades and the Hundred Years War?
• Question 16: In England during the Middle Ages, why did kings call parliaments?
• Question 17: Which of the following best describes the genre of The Canterbury Tales?
• Question 18: What event marked the end of the Wars of the Roses?
• Question 19: Who had the power to appoint bishops in the new Church of England?
• Question 20: What significant religious change occurred in Scotland in 1560?
• Question 21: Why did Elizabeth I not have a direct heir to her throne?
• Question 22: Who inherited the thrones of England, Wales, Ireland, and Scotland after James I?
• Question 23: Who was Mary married to?
• Question 24: What was the event of William's ascension to the throne later called?