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Understanding the Napoleonic era through political cartoons

The starter and exit quiz of the lesson “Understanding the Napoleonic era through political cartoons”, from the unit “The French Revolution: How did Europe respond to the French Revolution?” (Year 8 History) by Oak National Academy.

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12 questions

  1. What did Napoleon impose on Europe after the Battle of Trafalgar in order to try and stop countries trading with Britain?
  2. Which keyword means being sent away from your home country as punishment?
  3. Roughly how many soldiers did Napoleon lead into Russia?
  4. Match the places listed below with the descriptions of their geographical locations.
  5. Complete the sentence: France and Spain were beaten by the British navy at the Battle of ___ in 1805.
  6. Put these events into chronological order.
  7. Which keyword is used to refer to when something serious is made fun of in order to make a point?
  8. Which of the following help historians to determine the diversity of public opinion during the Napoleonic era?
  9. Match the type of political cartoon to its likely message.
  10. Which words are associated with the word 'reliable' when thinking about historical sources?
  11. Which keyword describes a source's background; its nature, origin and purpose?
  12. Put the events into chronological order.

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