A) Council of Ministers B) Central Government Board C) Supreme Military Court D) National Congress
A) Pérez B) Pina C) Sánchez D) Duarte
A) Duarte, Pérez, and Pina B) Imbert and Pierrot C) The Southern conservative leaders D) The Haitian government
A) Its proximity to Europe B) Its wealth and population C) Its status as the capital D) Its extensive livestock farms
A) Colonel B) General C) Lieutenant D) Captain
A) Santo Domingo B) Santiago C) Moca D) San José de Las Matas
A) Azua B) Curaçao C) Cap-Haïtien D) San José de Las Matas
A) The Northern Department B) The Capital C) The South Band D) La Sierra
A) Juan Pablo Duarte B) President Hérard C) Jean-Louis Pierrot D) José María Imbert
A) Foreign Minister B) Chief of Police C) Governor D) Treasurer
A) Jean-Louis Pierrot B) Sánchez C) President Hérard D) José María Imbert
A) The destruction of the road to Cap-Haïtien B) A massive artillery bombardment C) A direct negotiation with Pierrot D) A flyer claiming President Hérard had died
A) Extensive livestock farming B) Gold mining C) Sugar cane cultivation D) Tobacco production
A) The Haitian Loyalists B) The Conservative Party C) The Royalists D) Trinitarios
A) Santo Domingo B) Cibao C) The South D) Azua
A) Extensive livestock farming B) Tobacco production C) Textile trade D) Manufacturing
A) He was a diplomat who negotiated with the Spanish government. B) He was one of the three principal leaders of the independence movement. C) He served as the first president of the Dominican Republic. D) He was a foreign mercenary hired to fight the Haitians.
A) He signed the act of independence. B) He hoisted the national flag for the first time. C) He fired a blunderbuss. D) He delivered a speech to the citizens of Santo Domingo.
A) He built the defensive walls of Santiago. B) He founded the first official military academy. C) He prepared a manual on guerrilla warfare. D) He served as the commander of the Spanish naval fleet.
A) The Haitian Occupation B) España Boba C) The Colonial Transition D) The Restoration Era
A) 30 B) 18 C) 25 D) 21
A) Merchant B) Teacher C) Precious wood cutter D) Priest
A) It was the name he signed on all his official military decrees. B) It was the name officially recorded on his marriage certificate. C) It was the name given to him by his fellow Trinitarios. D) There is little evidence he used the name Matías during his life.
A) Ildefonso B) Manuela C) Antonio Nicanor D) Ramón María
A) Two B) Eight C) Four D) Six
A) He attended a boarding school in Spain. B) The scarcity of public schools during his childhood. C) He was homeschooled by the clergy. D) He was self-taught and refused formal schooling.
A) 1845 B) 1843 C) 1838 D) 1830
A) Port-au-Prince B) Santo Domingo C) San Francisco de Macorís D) Les Cayes
A) Juan Pablo Duarte B) Charles Rivière-Hérard C) Jérôme-Maximilien Borgella D) Boyer
A) Les Cayes B) San Francisco de Macorís C) Plaza del Carmen D) Central Cibao
A) March 24 B) June 15 C) January 1843 D) July 16
A) One month B) One year C) Two months D) Six months
A) 135,000 B) 1,000,000 C) 800,000 D) 500,000
A) 900,000 B) 300,000 C) 800,000 D) 135,000
A) Boyer B) Duarte C) Hérard D) Borgella
A) Civil unrest in Haiti B) The death of Duarte C) The end of the exile period D) A formal invitation from the Haitians
A) February 27, 1844 B) February 28, 1844 C) March 1, 1844 D) January 16, 1844
A) The liberal sector lacked the strength to overthrow Haitian rule alone B) The conservatives controlled the military C) Duarte had ordered the alliance D) The conservatives requested an alliance
A) The revolution has begun! B) Victory is ours! C) Independence or death! D) Long live the Dominican Republic!
A) Sánchez B) Bobadilla C) Duarte D) Mella
A) Auguste Levasseur B) Pedro Santana C) Francisco del Rosario Sánchez D) Juan Pablo Duarte
A) The Haitians retook the city B) Santana crossed the city walls C) Mella was elected president D) The French protectorate was signed
A) Santiago B) Azua C) Puerto Plata D) Santo Domingo
A) Francisco Antonio Salcedo B) Pedro Santana C) Juan Isidro Pérez D) Antonio López Villanueva
A) France B) Puerto Rico C) Cuba D) Haiti
A) 1850 B) 1848 C) 1849 D) 1847
A) Manuel Jimenes B) Faustin Soulouque C) Buenaventura Báez D) Pedro Santana
A) Army command B) Secretary of State C) Politics D) Woodcuts
A) Antonio Duvergé B) Faustin Soulouque C) Manuel Jimenes D) Buenaventura Báez
A) Santo Domingo B) Azua C) Puerto Plata D) Baní
A) Private secretary B) Minister of Finance C) Secretary of State D) Army general
A) Faustin Soulouque B) Manuel Jimenes C) Antonio Duvergé D) Buenaventura Báez
A) A promotion B) Banishment C) Imprisonment D) Reconciliation
A) Early February 1854. B) Mid-December 1853. C) August 1854. D) Late May 1856.
A) Luis José Sartorius. B) Pedro Santana. C) Fernándo Norzagaray y Escudero. D) Antonio María Segovia.
A) The Mahogany Dispute. B) The Vice Presidential Crisis. C) Segovia Registration Scandal. D) The Haitian Invasion Conspiracy.
A) Executing the consul for treason. B) Declaring war on Spain. C) Expelling him from the nation. D) Annexing the country to the United States.
A) Pedro Santana. B) Manuel de Regla Mota. C) Antonio María Segovia. D) Felipe Benicio Alfau.
A) March 20, 1861 B) July 7, 1857 C) June 4, 1864 D) August 1858
A) Santiago jail B) A fortress in Saint Thomas C) Ozama Fortress D) Puerto Plata prison
A) France B) Haiti C) Saint Thomas D) Spain
A) 75 B) 50 C) 48 D) 45
A) 1890 B) 1944 C) 1891 D) 1894
A) Ulises Heureaux B) Rafael Trujillo C) Juan Pablo Duarte D) Gregorio Luperón
A) The Spanish-American War B) The Restoration War C) The Haitian Revolution D) The World War
A) Villa Mella B) Independencia C) Puerta del Conde D) San Luis
A) Forty-eight years B) Ten years C) Twenty years D) Five years
A) UNESCO B) The Dominican Government C) The Organization of American States D) The United Nations |