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This quiz consists of 5 multiple choice and 5 short answer questions through Part 4, On the European Stage, Chapters 48-52.
Multiple Choice Questions
1. Following his stay in Adrianople, where did Charles XII race?
(a) To Plath.
(b) To Pomerania.
(c) To Pyntz.
(d) To Pollnow.
2. Which two carousing groups did Peter form that convinced many he was the Antichrist?
(a) "Imbibing Crewmen" and "Happy Swordsmen."
(b) "Merry Helmsmen" and "Roistering Angels."
(c) "Jolly Company" and "Drunken Synod."
(d) "Jolly Muskateers" and "Laughing Bandits."
3. Why was it that Peter's 1717 visit to France yielded no diplomatic fruit?
(a) Councillor of State was set to ally with England, George II hated Peter.
(b) Regent were set to ally with England, George I hated Peter.
(c) Councillor of State was set to ally with England, George I hated Peter.
(d) Regent were set to ally with England, George II hated Peter.
4. When Peter lived openly in the German suburb among foreigners, which three important friends did he make?
(a) Sylvester Medvedev, Louis de Vauban, Alexander Danilovich.
(b) Andrew Vinius, Louis de Vauban, Patrick Gordon.
(c) Sylvester Medvedev, Alexander Danilovich, Francis Lefort.
(d) Patrick Gordon, Andrew Vinius, Francis Lefort.
5. How long did Peter send the "Great Embassy" to Europe to recruit and study?
(a) Eighteen months.
(b) Twenty-four months.
(c) Twelve months.
(d) Thirty months.
Short Answer Questions
1. In 1695, Peter attacked Azov, the Turkish fortress, to end Tatar raids in the Ukraine and gain access to which sea?
2. Chapter 35 showed the effects of which year's intense cold that gripped all of Europe?
3. On which bank did Peter's and others' mansions rise?
4. Peter was treated as an upstart monarch, but he behaved with decorum as he was eager to meet Leopold I, master of _____________.
5. After being cornered, what areas did Peter abandon that resulted in his survival and making peace with Charles XII?
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