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100

The European demand for what commodity was the significant driver of the Trans Atlantic slave trade?

sugar

100

List four different nicknames for the great European War of the 18th century.


War of Jenkin’s Ear

War of Pragmatic Sanction

War of Austrian Succession

Seven Years’ War

Silesian Wars

French and Indian War

100

Whose marriage helped seal the alliance between Austria and France?

Louis XVI and Marie Antoinette

100

What were the years of the War of Austrian Succession?

1740-1748

100

This monarch inherited her throne at age 23 and went on to have 16 children during her forty year reign of Austria.

Maria Theresa

100

This treaty marked the end of the fighting between Britain and France in the Seven Year’s War.

Treaty of Paris, 1763

200

Although colonial trade raised a great deal of wealth for Britain and France during the 18th century, what business sector accounts for most of the wealth these nations accumulated in the 18th century?

Internal commercial capitalism and handicraft industry

200

What was the most common weapon assigned to infantrymen during the Great War of the mid-eighteenth century?

Smooth bore musket with bayonet attached

200

What is the name for the collective Spanish New World possessions in which Spanish and British vessels were constantly clashing?

The Spanish Main

200

What were the years of the Seven-Years’ War?

1756-1763

200

This leader is considered the first Prime Minister of Britain and architect of cabinet government

Robert Walpole

200

This treaty marked the end of the fighting between Austria and Prussia in the Seven Year’s War.

Treaty of Hubertusburg

300

What was the only commodity the Asians were interested in acquiring from European traders?

gold

300

Where did the Seven Year’s War begin?

America

300

What was the Diplomatic Revolution?

A reversal of alliances in which Austria and France joined the same side and Britain helped Prussia.

300

What year did Frederick the Great invade Silesia?

1740

300

This cultured, artistic monarch began his reign at age 28 and proved to be as gifted at military strategy as he was at history and writing.

Frederick II (the Great)

300

This treaty ended the War of Austrian succession.  It was really an agreement between Britain and France and Austria was obliged to go along with it.

Treaty of Aix-la-Chapelle

400

With whom did most of the wealth piling up in Britain, France and Holland reside?

Private Citizens

400

Britain nearly found itself in Civil War when this Stuart descendant led troops to invade England and realize his “rightful“ claim to the throne and penetrated to within 80 miles of London.

Bonnie Prince Charlie

The Young Pretender

400

What is the name of the first man to exploit the situation in India in which numerous rebellions and territorial struggles tore the country into small pieces that European traders could manipulate.?

Joseph-François Dupleix

400

What year did the Diplomatic Revolution take place?

1756

400

Grandson of the Sun King, this ruler inherited the throne at the age of five, and therefore his country was ruled by a Regent until he came of age.  When he did come of age he proved to be selfish and indolent

Louis XV

400

This peace, which had brought an end to the War of Spanish Succession had insured that Europe would consist of a number of independent and sovereign states.

Peace of Utrecht

500

What are the names of the two companies that experienced economic bubbles?

South Sea Company

Mississippi Company

500

Cardinal Fleury was pulled into this war in 1733 in spite of his policy of keeping the peace

War of Polish Succession

500

Who, as an infant, helped his parent secure a hold on the crown and the loyalty of the people of Hungary?

Joseph II

500

What were the years of the two Jacobite rebellions in Britain?

1715

1745

500

A large U.S. city takes its name from this British leader whose prowess at military strategy helped turn the tide of the Seven Years’ War in Britain’s favor. (need first and last name)

William Pitt

500

How did the Treaty of Paris provide for the mainland of North America to be divided?  Which countries received which territories?

East of Mississippi – Britain

West of Mississippi - Spain