Lesson 2F.1.1
2F.1.1 The Sun King, 1643–1685 Quiz: AQA History, Unit 17
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The 20 questions
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In what year did Louis XIV succeed to the French throne?
- 1610
- 1648
- 1643
- 1661
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Which cardinal served as chief minister during the minority of Louis XIV?
- Mazarin
- Richelieu
- Fleury
- Colbert
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Which series of civil rebellions challenged royal authority during Louis XIV's minority?
- The Camisards
- The Jacquerie
- The Enragés
- The Frondes
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Which 1648 peace treaty ended the Thirty Years' War and expanded French power?
- Treaty of Nijmegen
- Treaty of Pyrenees
- Peace of Westphalia
- Treaty of Utrecht
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Which 1659 treaty ended the war between France and Spain?
- Treaty of Westphalia
- Treaty of Pyrenees
- Treaty of Dover
- Treaty of Nijmegen
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Which controller-general of finances, appointed in 1665, pursued mercantilist policies in France?
- Colbert
- Louvois
- Mazarin
- Fouquet
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Which 1685 edict revoked legal Protestant religious toleration in France?
- Edict of Fontainebleau
- Edict of Grace
- Edict of Nantes
- Edict of Saint-Germain
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Who was Louis XIV's war minister, who reformed the French army and its administration?
- Fouquet
- Louvois
- Colbert
- Mazarin
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Which territory did Louis XIV claim during the War of Devolution from 1667 to 1668?
- Dutch Republic
- Franche-Comté
- Imperial Alsace
- Spanish Netherlands
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Which 1678 peace treaty ended the Franco-Dutch War and granted France Franche-Comté?
- Treaty of Ryswick
- Peace of Westphalia
- Treaty of Utrecht
- Peace of Nijmegen
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Which legal bodies did Louis XIV set up in the 1680s to annex borderlands?
- Intendants of Provinces
- Chambers of Reunion
- Parlements of France
- Council of Dispatches
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What was Louis XIV's primary political motive for moving his court to Versailles?
- Modernise the army
- Increase tax collection
- Subdue the Pope
- Control the nobility
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In what year was the Royal Academy of Sciences founded under Colbert's patronage?
- 1666
- 1653
- 1648
- 1661
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Which religious movement, centred on the convent of Port-Royal, was suppressed by Louis XIV?
- Quietism
- Calvinism
- Jansenism
- Lutheranism
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Which country was the primary target of Louis XIV's invasion in 1672?
- England
- Spain
- Holy Roman Empire
- Dutch Republic
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Which English king made a secret treaty with Louis XIV at Dover in 1670?
- William III
- Charles I
- Charles II
- James II
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Which royal officials centralised royal authority across French provinces under Louis XIV?
- Courtiers
- Seigneurs
- Intendants
- Parlements
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Which economic policy did Jean-Baptiste Colbert use to increase French state wealth?
- Feudalism
- Mercantilism
- Laissez-faire
- Physiocracy
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Which religious group fled France following the Revocation of the Edict of Nantes?
- Huguenots
- Catholics
- Jansenists
- Quietists
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In which year did Louis XIV's army invade the Dutch Republic, beginning the Franco-Dutch War?
- 1667
- 1672
- 1685
- 1678
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