Peter the Great: His Life and World Quiz | Four Week Quiz B

Robert K. Massie
This set of Lesson Plans consists of approximately 140 pages of tests, essay questions, lessons, and other teaching materials.

Peter the Great: His Life and World Quiz | Four Week Quiz B

Robert K. Massie
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This quiz consists of 5 multiple choice and 5 short answer questions through Part 4, On the European Stage, Chapters 53-57.

Multiple Choice Questions

1. After being cornered, what areas did Peter abandon that resulted in his survival and making peace with Charles XII?
(a) Azov, Poland, Slovakia.
(b) Azov, Poland, Tagonrog.
(c) Poland, Slovakia, Tagonrog.
(d) Azov, Slovakia, Tagonrog.

2. Peter was heading home via which city when he met Prussia's King Frederick I and his son Frederick William?
(a) Belzig.
(b) Bremen.
(c) Berlin.
(d) Bremerhauen.

3. Peter dealt harshly with robbers and beggars, especially ones who ________________.
(a) Threatened women.
(b) Threatened foreigners.
(c) Threatened children.
(d) Threatened the ill or handicapped.

4. Chapter 15 reflected William III, simultaneously King of England and Stadholder of Holland, as __________.
(a) Sovereign Prince of Buckingham,
(b) Sovereign Prince of Champagne-Ardenne,
(c) Sovereign Prince of Bordeaux,
(d) Sovereign Prince of Orange,

5. When Afrosina provided proof of treason, what did Peter do?
(a) Set canonic, temporal trials and banished Alexis to a monastery.
(b) Ordained the religious and beheaded Alexis.
(c) Ordered ecclesiastic, secular trials and sanctioned torture.
(d) Prescribed collective trials, and sanctioned the death penalty.

Short Answer Questions

1. In Chapter 33, some 35,000 Swedes were against 57,500 Russians, with how many reinforcements respectively?

2. What were some ways Peter broke tradition beyond freeing himself of Eudoxia, shaving nobles' beards, and using decorations in lieu of land as rewards?

3. What was the result of Golitsyn's encounter with the Khan of the Crimea?

4. In 1695, Peter attacked Azov, the Turkish fortress, to end Tatar raids in the Ukraine and gain access to which sea?

5. Peter failed in his efforts with Leopold I to gain an ally against the Turks, as Austria was seeking peace in anticipation of new warfare in _____________.

(see the answer key)

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