Lesson Y109.2

Y109.2 The Revolutionary Settlement and politics 1689–1714 Quiz: OCR History, Unit 1

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Lesson Y109.2, The Revolutionary Settlement and politics 1689–1714: 20 multiple choice questions for the OCR History (H505), Unit 1: Unit group 1: British period study, written with Revision Ninja.

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The 20 questions

  1. Which 1689 statute barred Roman Catholics from inheriting the English throne?

    • Mutiny Act
    • Act of Union
    • Bill of Rights
    • Triennial Act
  2. Which 1689 legislation granted freedom of worship to most Protestant dissenters in England?

    • Toleration Act
    • Test Act
    • Corporation Act
    • Schism Act
  3. What 1694 Act required parliamentary general elections to be held at least every three years?

    • Mutiny Act
    • Licensing Act
    • Septennial Act
    • Triennial Act
  4. Which institution was established in 1694 to help government raise funds for war with France?

    • Royal Exchange
    • South Sea Company
    • East India Company
    • Bank of England
  5. Which 1701 statute settled the British Crown succession on the Electress Sophia of Hanover?

    • Act of Union
    • Bill of Rights
    • Toleration Act
    • Act of Settlement
  6. Which 1707 legislation united the kingdoms of England and Scotland into Great Britain?

    • Act of Settlement
    • Act of Union
    • Security Act
    • Aliens Act
  7. Which annual act passed from 1689 ensured royal army discipline required regular parliamentary consent?

    • Militia Act
    • Test Act
    • Mutiny Act
    • Triennial Act
  8. What financial arrangement in 1698 granted the Crown a fixed annual sum for government expenses?

    • Exchequer Grant
    • Tonnage and Poundage
    • Civil List
    • Land Tax
  9. Which influential political group dominated Whig administration during much of King William III's reign?

    • Junto Whigs
    • Jacobites
    • Tory Faction
    • Country Party
  10. What term describes the intense Whig and Tory political rivalry between 1689 and 1715?

    • Whig Supremacy
    • Rage of Party
    • Glorious Revolution
    • Exclusion Crisis
  11. Which Tory preacher's 1710 impeachment sparked widespread riots and brought down the Whig government?

    • Gilbert Burnet
    • Robert Harley
    • Henry Sacheverell
    • Jonathan Swift
  12. Which treaty signed in 1713 brought an end to the War of the Spanish Succession?

    • Treaty of Ryswick
    • Treaty of Dover
    • Treaty of Utrecht
    • Treaty of Aix-la-Chapelle
  13. Which Tory leader became Queen Anne's chief minister following the Whig collapse in 1710?

    • Lord Godolphin
    • Robert Walpole
    • Robert Harley
    • Duke of Marlborough
  14. Which 1711 Act prevented dissenters from taking Anglican communion solely to qualify for public office?

    • Toleration Act
    • Schism Act
    • Test Act
    • Occasional Conformity Act
  15. Which 1714 statute aimed to prevent Protestant dissenters from operating their own schools and academies?

    • Corporation Act
    • Licensing Act
    • Schism Act
    • Toleration Act
  16. Who was the prominent Whig military commander who won major victories at Blenheim and Ramillies?

    • Duke of Marlborough
    • Earl of Danby
    • Duke of Monmouth
    • Duke of Ormonde
  17. Which monarch co-ruled England alongside William III from 1689 until her death in 1694?

    • Queen Anne
    • Sophia of Hanover
    • Mary of Modena
    • Mary II
  18. What major conflict did William III fight against France between 1688 and 1697?

    • Nine Years' War
    • Thirty Years' War
    • War of Jenkins' Ear
    • Seven Years' War
  19. Which taxation system introduced in 1692 became the primary source of state war finance?

    • Income Tax
    • Hearth Tax
    • Land Tax
    • Window Tax
  20. What legal principle protecting judges from arbitrary dismissal by the monarch was confirmed in 1701?

    • Judicial independence
    • Royal Prerogative
    • Habeas Corpus
    • Parliamentary Supremacy

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