Welcome to our test: Amazing Leaders - Level 01 - Version B Title: Amazing Leaders - Level 01 - B Questions: 42 Time: 50 minutes Name Email 1. Choose the correct answer. What was the main reason the narrator's life was in danger after his father's death? The barons of Normandy wanted to rule the duchy themselves. The barons of Normandy wanted to kill the narrator. The barons of Normandy did not believe the narrator could rule effectively. The barons of Normandy were loyal to the previous duke. None 2. Choose the correct answer. How did the narrator gain the support of the King of France to fight against the rebelling barons? He promised the King a share of Normandy's land. He threatened that the rebellion against him would be the start of a rebellion against the King. He offered the King a large sum of money. The King wanted to expand his influence in Normandy. None 3. Choose the correct answer. What was the agreement between the narrator and King Edward of England? King Edward promised the narrator the English throne in return for his help. The narrator offered to invade England and conquer it for King Edward. King Edward promised to make the narrator the heir to the English throne. The narrator and King Edward made no agreement. None 4. Choose the correct answer. What was the main reason the narrator's army was able to defeat King Harold's army at the Battle of Hastings? The narrator's army was larger and better trained. King Harold's army was tired and injured from previous battles. The narrator's army had a strategic advantage by occupying the high ground. Both B and C. None 5. Choose the correct answer. How did the narrator establish control over England after becoming king? He allowed the English people to keep their old laws and language. He gave land to his Norman followers and the English people worked on those lands. He built many castles across the country to protect against invaders. All of the above. None 6. Choose the correct answer. What was the purpose of compiling the Domesday Book? To record the population, farms, and animals in England. To list all the laws and customs in England. To document the narrator's personal memoirs. To conduct a census of the English nobility. None 7. Choose the correct answer. What was the immediate result of the narrator's victory at the Battle of Hastings? The narrator was crowned King of England on December 25, 1066. The English people accepted the narrator as their new king without resistance. The narrator returned to Normandy to see his family. The narrator began building the Tower of London. None 8. Choose the correct answer. What was the author's primary motivation for becoming a soldier? To protect his family and culture To gain wealth and power To defeat the Crusaders To follow in his family's footsteps None 9. Choose the correct answer. Which of the following best describes the author's relationship with King Richard of England? They were sworn enemies who fought until the end. They respected each other as worthy adversaries. The author showed compassion towards the injured King. The author showed compassion towards the injured King. None 10. Choose the correct answer. How did the author's position and influence change over time? He remained a soldier throughout his life. He became a Sultan and commanded a large army. He transitioned from fighting to focusing on diplomacy. He never achieved the level of power he desired. None 11. Choose the correct answer. What was the author's overall assessment of the Crusaders as opponents? They were weak and easily defeated. They were a persistent and formidable foe. They were no match for the author's military prowess. They were misguided in their attempts to invade Muslim lands. None 12. Choose the correct answer. What was the author's personal reflection on the legacy of his life's work? He felt satisfied that he had protected his homeland. He was hopeful that lasting peace could be achieved. He was concerned that the Crusaders would return to threaten his people. He believed his efforts were ultimately in vain. None 13. Choose the correct answer. Which of the following skills did the author develop that contributed to his success as a soldier? Mastery of military tactics and strategy. Ability to forge alliances and negotiate peace. Expertise in horsemanship and combat. All of the above. None 14. Choose the correct answer. What was the primary reason the Crusaders invaded the author's land? To spread Christianity and convert the local population. To gain control of the trade routes and resources in the region. To take possession of the holy city of Jerusalem. To retaliate against the author's attacks on Crusader territories. None 15. Choose the correct answer. What was the main reason Genghis Khan's family became poor after his father's death? They lost their tribe's land. They lost their livestock. They lost their status in the tribe. They lost their tribal leader. None 16. Choose the correct answer. Which strategy did Genghis Khan use to expand his army's size and strength? Recruiting skilled soldiers from other tribes. Training his soldiers in advanced combat techniques. Forming strategic alliances with powerful neighboring tribes. All of the above. None 17. Choose the correct answer. What was the key factor that allowed Genghis Khan's army to win many battles against other tribes? Their superior weaponry. Their advanced communication methods. Their ruthless tactics of eliminating entire enemy tribes. Their large numerical advantage. None 18. Choose the correct answer. What was Genghis Khan's primary motivation for conquering new lands outside of Mongolia? To spread Mongolian culture and religion. To control important trade routes and expand commerce. To acquire more natural resources and food for his growing empire. To eliminate potential threats to his power. None 19. Choose the correct answer. Which of the following laws did Genghis Khan establish to maintain order within his empire? Prohibiting the theft of animals. Banning the sale of women. Sentencing lawbreakers to death. All of the above. None 20. Choose the correct answer. How did Genghis Khan's upbringing and early life experiences shape him into a skilled military leader? His father's training as a soldier. His mother's demands for hard work. The harsh environment of the Mongolian mountains. All of the above. None 21. Choose the correct answer. What was the ultimate result of Genghis Khan's extensive military conquests during his lifetime? He created an empire that spanned nearly 24 million square kilometers. He established a lasting dynasty that continued after his death. He gained control of major trade routes connecting China and Europe. All of the above. None 22. Choose the correct answer. What was the primary reason the Empress of Russia arranged the marriage between the narrator and Peter? To strengthen the alliance between Russia and Prussia. To secure an heir to the Russian throne. To extend the power of the Russian empire. To control the future Tsar of Russia. None 23. Choose the correct answer. How did the narrator's feelings towards her husband Peter change over time? She grew to love him as they spent more time together. Her dislike for him intensified as their marriage remained unhappy. Her feelings remained indifferent throughout their marriage. She initially disliked him but later grew to respect him. None 24. Choose the correct answer. What was the main challenge the narrator faced in becoming the Empress of Russia? Gaining the support of the Russian army. Overcoming her lack of knowledge of the Russian language and culture. Eliminating her political rivals within the Russian nobility. Legitimizing her claim to the throne after the death of her husband. None 25. Choose the correct answer. What was the primary strategy the narrator used to overcome the obstacles she faced as Empress? Relying on the advice and assistance of trusted advisers. Appealing to the common people with populist policies. Ruthlessly eliminating any potential threats to her rule. Expanding the borders of Russia through military conquest. None 26. Choose the correct answer. Which of the following best describes the narrator's personality and leadership style? Cautious and diplomatic, preferring to avoid confrontation. Driven and ambitious, willing to take bold and decisive actions. Idealistic and reformist, focused on improving the lives of the people. Pragmatic and opportunistic, willing to compromise when necessary. None 27. Choose the correct answer. What was the significance of the narrator changing her name from Sophia to Catherine? It was a symbolic gesture to embrace Russian culture and identity. It was a tactical move to gain the favor of the Russian Orthodox Church. It was a personal choice to distance herself from her Prussian roots. It was a requirement imposed by the Empress as a condition of the marriage. None 28. Choose the correct answer. How did the narrator's reign as Empress of Russia ultimately impact the country? It led to a period of political instability and social unrest. It resulted in the expansion of Russia's borders and influence. It ushered in an era of cultural stagnation and intellectual decline. It failed to bring about significant improvements in the lives of the people. None 29. Choose the correct answer. What was the narrator's primary occupation before becoming President? Lawyer. Farmer. Soldier. Shopkeeper. None 30. Choose the correct answer. What was the main reason the narrator's father decided to start a new life? He wanted to move to a larger farm. His wife became ill and passed away. He could not compete with other farmers who owned slaves. He wanted to get remarried to Sarah Bush Johnston. None 31. Choose the correct answer. Which of the following books did the narrator read to educate himself? Novels and newspapers. Books on law and politics. The Life of George Washington, The Bible, and plays by Shakespeare. Books on slavery and the Civil War. None 32. Choose the correct answer. Why did the narrator decide to enter politics? He wanted to make money and gain power. He was encouraged by his wealthy father-in-law. He believed in the importance of fair laws for everyone. He thought the only way to stop slavery was through political action. None 33. Choose the correct answer. What was the outcome of the American Civil War that the narrator was involved in? The north and south remained separate countries. Slavery was abolished in the northern states. The north and south were reunited as one country, and slavery was abolished. The war ended with no significant changes. None 34. Choose the correct answer. Where did the narrator live as a child? In a mansion. In a one-room house. In a small cabin with one room. In a farm house. None 35. Choose the correct answer. What happened to the narrator at the end of his presidency? He was impeached. He resigned from office. He was re-elected for a second term. He was assassinated. None 36. Choose the correct answer. What was Queen Victoria's primary motivation for initially not wanting to become the Queen of England? She preferred to have a more carefree lifestyle. She felt more German than English. She lacked political experience. All of the above. None 37. Choose the correct answer. How did Queen Victoria and Prince Albert work together to govern the country? They made joint decisions and communicated well. Albert provided financial advice to Victoria. They collaborated to increase their political influence. Both A and B. None 38. Choose the correct answer. What was the primary reason for Queen Victoria and Prince Albert's unpopularity among the people? They were perceived as being too strict and demanding. Albert was not British, and Victoria wanted to rule independently. They lived in luxury while the people suffered. They did not engage enough with the public. None 39. Choose the correct answer. What was the overall impact of the Industrial Revolution during Queen Victoria's reign? It led to technological advances but poor living conditions for workers. It resulted in the growth of cities and the use of new machines in factories. It caused a decline in trade and economic prosperity. Both A and B. None 40. Choose the correct answer. Why did Queen Victoria stop her public life after the death of Prince Albert? She became disinterested in her royal duties. The government officials took over her responsibilities. She wanted to spend more time visiting Scotland. She was devastated by his death and had difficulty coping. None 41. Choose the correct answer. How did Queen Victoria's popularity change over time? She remained unpopular throughout her reign. She became more popular after the celebration of her 50th and 60th years as Queen. Her popularity fluctuated, with people disliking her visits to Scotland. Her popularity increased after someone tried to kill her. None 42. Choose the correct answer. What was the significance of Queen Victoria's diary during her reign? It helped her keep track of her daily activities. It allowed her to document her personal thoughts and feelings. It provided a record of important historical events. It assisted her in making informed decisions as the Queen. None
