Peter the Great - Test
A) 1672 B) 1550 C) 1745 D) 1618
A) Moscow B) Kiev C) Novgorod D) St. Petersburg
A) Thirty Years' War B) Crimean War C) Napoleonic Wars D) Great Northern War
A) Austria B) Spain C) Sweden D) France
A) Hat tax B) Beard tax C) Shoe tax D) Glove tax
A) 52 B) 67 C) 47 D) 59
A) Thames River B) Danube River C) Neva River D) Volga River
A) Great Reformist B) Emperor C) Autocrat D) Tsar
A) Kremlin Fortress B) Alcatraz Fortress C) Peter and Paul Fortress D) Bastille Fortress
A) King of Muscovy B) Tsar of all Russia C) Grand Duke of Moscow D) Prince of Novgorod
A) His brother Alexei Petrovich B) His uncle Vasily IV C) His cousin Boris Godunov D) His half-brother Ivan V
A) Conquest of the British Royal Navy B) Discovery of new maritime routes to India C) Development of the first submarine D) Foundation of the Russian Navy
A) Moscow B) Kiev C) Saint Petersburg D) Novosibirsk
A) Sophia, his half-sister B) Catherine the Great C) Natalya Naryshkina D) Maria Miloslavskaya
A) Learned to play chess B) Learned horseback riding C) Learned fencing D) Learned to sail
A) The Julian calendar B) The Hebrew calendar C) The Gregorian calendar D) The Islamic calendar
A) Moskovskie Vedomosti B) Sankt-Peterburgskie Vedomosti C) Pravda D) Komsomolskaya Pravda
A) The Saint Petersburg Institute of Technology B) The Moscow State University C) The Russian Academy of Sciences D) The Imperial College of Science
A) Maria Miloslavskaya B) Catherine I C) Eudoxia Lopukhina D) Natalya Naryshkina
A) Catherine I B) Natalya Naryshkina C) Sophia Alekseyevna D) Eudoxia Lopukhina
A) Novodevichy Convent B) Kiev Pechersk Lavra C) Solovetsky Monastery D) Troitse-Sergiyeva Lavra
A) The Winter Palace B) The Kremlin C) The Amusement Palace D) The Catherine Palace
A) The Catholic model B) The Protestant model C) The Orthodox model D) The Buddhist model
A) A protector of individual freedoms at all costs B) A passive observer of societal changes C) A mediator between conflicting social classes D) An ideal instrument for transforming people into educated, law-abiding subjects
A) He believed they should always align perfectly B) He considered them separately, allowing for harsh measures in state interests C) He thought a statesman should be more lenient than a private person D) He felt morality was irrelevant to governance
A) Captain B) Bombardier C) Admiral D) Schout-bij-nacht
A) 50 years B) 30 years C) Around 43 years D) 25 years
A) Streltsy Rebellion B) Bashkir Rebellion C) The Bulavin Rebellion D) Astrakhan Rebellion
A) The Black Sea B) The Baltic Sea C) The White Sea D) The Caspian Sea
A) Azov B) Moscow C) Voronezh D) Kiev
A) 1703 B) 1700 C) 1696 D) 1695
A) France B) Russia C) Austria D) Poland
A) Königsberg B) Emmerich am Rhein C) Riga D) Coppenbrügge
A) Amsterdam B) Utrecht C) Zaandam D) Delft
A) Fedor Polikarpov-Orlov B) Nicolaas Bidloo C) Jan Thesingh D) Johann Daniel Schumacher
A) Sixty B) Fifty C) Thirty D) Forty
A) 1698 B) 23 October 1707 C) 19 February 1712 D) 1 December 1707
A) Leib Guard Cossack Regiment B) Ismailovsky Regiment C) Preobrazhensky regiment D) Semenovsky Regiment
A) Brick buildings B) Wooden structures C) Stone edifices D) Metal constructions
A) St. Petersburg B) Archangelsk C) Lodeynoye Pole D) Kronstadt
A) Cornelis Cruys B) Franz Lefort C) Gerrit Claesz Pool D) Nicolaas Witsen
A) Heavy rain B) Heatwave C) Blinding snowstorm D) Fog
A) Menno van Coehoorn B) Gerrit Claesz Pool C) Nicolaas Witsen D) Cornelis Cruys
A) Königsberg B) Altona C) Danzig D) Riga
A) Aleksey Petrenko B) Maximilian Schell C) Jan Niklas D) Jason Isaacs
A) The 1922 German silent film directed by Dimitri Buchowetzki B) How Czar Peter the Great Married Off His Moor C) Peter the Great: The Gamblers D) Peter the Great (1937–1938 Soviet film)
A) Rastrelli B) Theophan Prokopovich C) August Hermann Francke D) Jacob von Staehlin
A) Stalemate B) Disaster C) Tactical retreat D) Victory
A) Five B) Seven C) Ten D) Twelve
A) 23 September 1706 B) 12 July 1704 C) 15 August 1705 D) 29 June 1703
A) Total War: Three Kingdoms B) Sid Meier's Civilization VI C) Civilization V D) Age of Empires II
A) 1721 B) 1725 C) 1730 D) 1718
A) Eudoxia Lopukhina B) Anna Mons C) Catherine Skowrońska D) Letitia Cross
A) Fifteen B) Three C) Twelve D) Seven
A) Danzig B) Copenhagen C) Königsberg D) Riga
A) Yakov Fyodorovich Dolgorukov B) Jacob Bruce C) John Perry D) Nicolaas Bidloo
A) Theophan Prokopovich B) August Hermann Francke C) Jacob von Staehlin D) Patriarch of Moscow
A) Stalemate B) Victory C) Minor setback D) Decisive defeat
A) Frederik Ruysch B) Nicolaas Witsen C) Antoni van Leeuwenhoek D) Jan van der Heyden
A) Dutch East India Company B) Amsterdam Shipbuilders Guild C) Holland Maritime Corporation D) Royal Dutch Navy
A) Peter the Great: The Gamblers B) The 2007 film The Sovereign's Servant C) How Czar Peter the Great Married Off His Moor D) Peter the Great (1922 German silent film)
A) Copenhagen B) Amsterdam C) Bad Pyrmont D) Paris
A) Peter I B) The Bronze Horseman C) The Moor of Peter the Great D) Poltava
A) Frederik Ruysch B) Antoni van Leeuwenhoek C) Jan van der Heyden D) Franz Lefort
A) 21 Norfolk Street, Strand B) Woolwich Dockyard C) Victoria Embankment D) Sayes Court
A) Captain John Perry B) Jacob Bruce C) John Flamsteed D) Anthony Deane
A) Cholera B) Pneumonia C) Uremia or azotemia D) Tuberculosis
A) King Oscar II B) King Gustavus Adolphus C) King Frederick I D) King Charles XII
A) Hortus Botanicus B) Jardin des Plantes C) Botanical Garden of Padua D) Royal Botanic Gardens, Kew
A) Dimitri Buchowetzki B) Aleksey Nikolayevich Tolstoy C) Alexander Pushkin D) Mike Walker
A) Cornelis Cruys B) Gerrit Claesz Pool C) Nicolaas Witsen D) Menno van Coehoorn
A) The population doubled every decade. B) The population decreased significantly. C) There was no change in population. D) The population grew two times.
A) Modest three-room log cabin B) Admiralty Shipyard C) Peter and Paul Fortress D) Winter Palace
A) Greenwich Observatory B) Royal Mint C) Kunstsammlung D) The Parliament
A) Skåne B) Livonia C) Gotland D) Finland
A) At founding of Saint Petersburg B) During Siege of Nöteborg C) After defeat at Narva D) Before Battle of Poltava
A) Menshikov B) Boris Sheremetev C) Yakov Fyodorovich Dolgorukov D) Matwei Petrowitsch Gagarin
A) Theophan Prokopovich B) Augustus II of Poland C) Gavrila Golovkin D) Frederick William I of Prussia
A) 1726 B) 1725 C) 1723 D) 1724
A) Delft B) Texel C) Utrecht D) Amsterdam
A) The Petrodvorets Watch Factory B) An Engineering School in Sukharev Tower C) A new state body known as the Governing Senate D) A decree allowing factory owners to buy serfs
A) Will Howard as a young adult B) Isaac Rouse as a boy C) Jason Isaacs D) Elliot Cowan as an adult
A) Denmark–Norway B) Polish–Lithuanian Commonwealth C) Russian Empire D) Ottoman Empire
A) The patriarchate B) The Ecclesiastical Regulations C) The Holy Synod D) The Russian Orthodox faith
A) Natalia B) Pavel C) Peter D) Alexei Petrovich
A) Poltava B) Gangut C) Nöteborg D) Nyenschantz |
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