A) 1731–1739 B) 1701–1714 C) 1718–1720 D) 1727–1729
A) House of Bourbon B) House of Habsburg C) House of Stuart D) House of Windsor
A) Menorca and Gibraltar B) Porto Bello and Cartagena C) Georgia and South Carolina D) Italy and Sicily
A) Louis XV B) Louis XIV C) Philip V D) Charles II
A) The Holy Roman Empire and Russia B) The Dutch Republic and Portugal C) Austria and Prussia D) Great Britain and France
A) The Caribbean and North America B) The Mediterranean C) Central Europe D) The Indian Ocean
A) Established a military alliance against France B) Regulated the fishing rights in the Caribbean C) Granted Spain access to British North American ports D) Allowed the South Sea Company to trade with Spanish South American colonies
A) They captured the city B) They were unsuccessful C) They destroyed the Spanish fleet D) They forced a treaty immediatey
A) Treaty of Versailles B) Treaty of Utrecht C) Treaty of Paris D) Treaty of Seville
A) His ship was seized in North Carolina B) He was imprisoned in Porto Bello C) His ear was cut off D) He was executed for treason
A) War of the Spanish Succession B) War of the Quadruple Alliance C) War of the Polish Succession D) War of the Austrian Succession
A) The city was too heavily fortified B) Betrayal by local allies C) Lack of naval support D) Heavy casualties from yellow fever
A) The coast of Porto Bello B) The English Channel C) The mouth of the Cape Fear River D) The Bay of Gibraltar
A) Battle of Bloody Marsh B) Battle of Cartagena C) Battle of Porto Bello D) Battle of St. Simons
A) Former member B) Founding member C) Current member D) Observer member
A) The Castilian Union B) Anglo-Portuguese Alliance C) Bourbon Compact D) Anglo-French Alliance
A) 1384 B) 1640 C) 1762 D) 1474
A) King João IV B) Rodrigo González de la Puebla C) Pedro II D) Philip II
A) Upwards of 25,000 B) Exactly 1,000 C) Near 10,000 D) Approximately 5,000
A) Habsburgs B) Bourbons C) Stuarts D) Tudors
A) 1521 B) 1554 C) 1568 D) 1573
A) Carlos I B) Henry VIII C) Catherine of Aragon D) Elizabeth
A) Philip II B) Ferdinand II C) Carlos I D) Charles III
A) The Spanish Embargo B) The Italian War C) The Convention of Nymegen D) Treasure Crisis
A) French merchants B) The Spanish Crown C) English privateers D) Italian bankers
A) A gift for Queen Elizabeth B) Payment for English privateers C) Payment for soldiers in the Netherlands D) Purchase of English wool
A) The Pope forbade the union B) Philip refused to live in England C) Mary wanted to marry a Frenchman D) The marriage produced no children
A) William Cecil B) John Hawkins C) Francis Drake D) Henry VIII
A) Declared immediate war B) Signed a peace treaty C) Imposed an embargo on English imports D) Invaded London
A) Lisbon B) Barcelona C) Madrid D) Cádiz
A) King James I B) The Earl of Essex C) Lord Howard of Effingham D) Francis Drake
A) 2,900 B) 1,000 C) 10,000 D) 5,000
A) 80 B) 180 C) 500 D) 1,000
A) Square formation B) V-shape formation C) Line formation D) Crescent formation
A) Plymouth B) A Coruña C) Lisbon D) Calais
A) 1590 B) 1595 C) 1588 D) 1601
A) Hostile forces B) Portuguese forces C) Allied forces D) French forces
A) Santo Domingo B) Cadiz C) Lisbon D) Brest
A) Scotland B) Wales C) Cornwall D) Southern Ireland
A) King James I B) Francis Drake C) Hugh O'Neill D) Lord Howard
A) 1596 B) 1588 C) 1601 D) 1604
A) Jamaica B) Santo Domingo C) Madrid D) Dunkirk
A) May 1655 B) April 1655 C) May 1658 D) June 1657
A) Dunkirk B) Panama C) Santo Domingo D) Madrid
A) Jamaica B) France C) Portugal D) Panama
A) Panama B) Santo Domingo C) Dunkirk D) Jamaica
A) London B) Madrid C) Lisbon D) Paris
A) Ceded Dunkirk B) Ceded Panama C) Ceded Santo Domingo D) Ceded Jamaica |