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  1. What were the impacts of the War of 1812 on the development of the UnitedStates?

  2. Who is the author of the novel Ulysses?

  3. Why is Australia Day celebrated on January 26?

  4. What is the meaning of the name of Ireland’s capital?

  5. Why did the aboriginal people of New Zealaod adopt the name “Maori”?

  6. What was the aim of the Progressive Movement in American history?

  7. What are the two official languages of Canada?

  8. What judicial power docs the US Supreme Court have while British courts do not?

  9. What are the three elements of the British Parliament?

  10. What languages contributed to the shaping of the English language in history?

  11. Why did the Romans never fully occupy Britain between 55 BC and 410 AD?

  12. In Ireland, health services are administered by eight regional health boardsunder the general supervision of the______.

  13. Open University in the UK

  14. ”the land down under”

  15. The six colonies of Australia joined together to form. a ______ on January 1, 1901 when the Commonwealth of Australia Constitution Act was enacted by the British Parliament.

  16. In 1951, Australia, New Zealand, and the United States signed the_____, creatinga Pacific defense alliance.

  17. In Canada the word “Indian” has a legal definition under the______.

  18. The leader of the_______is the vice president of the United States.

  19. By 1608, Samuel de Champlain had reached______, where he founded France’sfirst permanent Canadian colony.

  20. The_______is the term used for the first ten amendments to the Constitutionof the United States.

  21. In the summer of 1588 the Spanish fleet, the______, was defeated by the English navy.

  22. In the UK, the______of 1832, though called the “Great Charter of 1832”,was regarded as a great betrayal by the middle class of the working classes.

  23. A.Armada

    B.Quebec

    C.Senate

    D.federation

    E.Reform. Act

    F.confederation

    G.Bill of Rights

    H.ANZUS Treaty

    I.Indian Act of 1876

    J.House of Commons

    K.House of Representatives

    L.Department of Health and Children

    The British prime minister is the leader of the majority party in the______.

  24. Which of the following statements about Irish president is NOT true?

    • A.He normally acts on the advice of the government.
    • B.He heads the cabinet and presides over its meetings.
    • C.He signs and promulgates bills passed by the Oireachtas.
    • D.He is elected directly by the public for a term of seven years.
  25. Which of the following statements about the Maori of New Zealand is NOT true?

    • A.Most Maori today are as well-paid as the Pakeha.
    • B.The arrival of Europeans disrupted Maori social networks.
    • C.There are various explanations for the origins of the Maori.
    • D.Traditional Maori social organization was based on clans.
  26. From the late 8th to the 10th century, _______invaded parts of Ireland but were eventually defeated by the Irish.

    • A.Celts
    • B.Saxons
    • C.Vikings
    • D.Normans
  27. _______is the only major city of Australia not located on a coast.

    • A.Sydney
    • B.Canberra
    • C.Melbourne
    • D.Brisbane
  28. The first novel set in Canada was_______, published in 1769.

    • A.Anne of Green Gables
    • B.Orion and Other Poems
    • C.Wild Animals I Have Known
    • D.The History of Emily Montague
  29. In 1770, _______visited southeastern Australia near what is now Sydney andclaimed the land for Britain.

    • A.James Cook
    • B.Abel Tasman
    • C.William Dampier
    • D.Samuel de Champlain
  30. The parliament of Australia consists of the Senate and the______.

    • A.House of Lords
    • B.House of Burgesses
    • C.House of Commons
    • D.House of Representatives
  31. In terms of land area, Canada spans______time zones and borders three oceans.

    • A.three
    • B.four
    • C.five
    • D.six
  32. _______is the day to honor the American dead of all wars.

    • A.Veterans Day
    • B.Memorial Day
    • C.Independence Day
    • D.Thanksgiving Day
  33. In the year of_______, Canada was finally a fully independent nation.

    • A.1931
    • B.1939
    • C.1982
    • D.1999
  34. 19. Among the US religious followers, _______account for the largest percentage.

    • A.Jewish
    • B.Buddhists
    • C.Protestants
    • D.Roman Catholics
  35. All the following institutions of higher education are located in New EnglandEXCEPT______.

    • A.Yale
    • B.MIT
    • C.Stanford
    • D.Harvard
  36. In the 1960s’ Civil Rights Movement, African Americans demand the following EXCEPT the______.

    • A.equal right to vote
    • B.equal treatment in education
    • C.equal treatment in transportation
    • D.election of a president of African origin
  37. Though______ is no longer the most popular sport in the US, it is still referred to as “the national sport”by the Americans.

    • A.rugby
    • B.football
    • C.baseballD. basketball
  38. The difficult period of political, social, and economic changes in the South after the American Civil War is known as_______.

    • A.Reformation
    • B.Urbanization
    • C.Modernization
    • D.Reconstruction
  39. The Mississippi River, also called_______, has played a vital role in Americanhistory.

    • A.the American Ruhr
    • B.the Moon River
    • C.Old Man River
    • D.Old Mother River
  40. The American Constitution, the world’s oldest written constitution, wasdrawn up in______.

    • A.1781
    • B.1787
    • C.1789
    • D.1798
  41. The decision on setting up a world organization, the United Nations, wasmade at_______Conference in 1945.

    • A.Yalta
    • B.Paris
    • C.Teheran
    • D.Potsdam
  42. _______, the only American playwright to win the Nobel Prize for Literature, is often considered the father of American drama.

    • A.Arthur Miller
    • B.Eugene O’Neill
    • C.D. H. Lawrence
    • D.William Faulkner
  43. The Hundred Years’ War started in_______and ended in 1453, in which theEnglish lost all of its territories in the European continent EXCEPT______.

    • A.1337/Calais
    • B.1337/Flanders
    • C.1346/Calais
    • D.1346/Flanders
  44. The English Civil War is also called the_______.

    • A.Seven Years’ War
    • B.British Reformation
    • C.Puritan Revolution
    • D.Glorious Revolution
  45. The narrowest part of the English Channel between England and______isthe Straits of Dover.

    • A.France
    • B.Belgium
    • C.Germany
    • D.the Netherlands
  46. Scottish inventor_______modified and improved the design of steam engineand produced a very efficient one with rotary motion in 1765.

    • A.James Watt
    • B.John Kay
    • C.Richard Arkwright
    • D.Samuel Crompton
  47. The great majority of British parents send their children to______.

    • A.state schools
    • B.home schools
    • C.public schools
    • D.private schools
  48. Which of the following statements is true about Henry Ⅱ’s reform?

    • A.He abolished the annual land tax and replaced it with a heavier one.
    • B.He divided the country into six circuits and appointed local barons to herhear cases.
    • C.He ordered that all cases involving clerks should be tried in the Bishop’scourts.
    • D.He increased the work of the Chancery both in amount and in sophistication.
  49. In Britain, the parliamentary general election is normally held every______ years;while in the US, the presidential election is held every______years.

    • A.six/five
    • B.five/six
    • C.five/four
    • D.six/four
  50. The______is a member of all three branches of the British government.

    • A.prime minister
    • B.lord chancellor
    • C.Archbishop of Canterbury
    • D.leader of the opposition party
  51. ________is the birthplace for cricket.

    • A.England
    • B.Scotland
    • C.Northern Ireland
    • D.Wales
  52. King Edward was known as the “______”because of his religious piety.

    • A.Defender
    • B.Protector
    • C.Conqueror
    • D.Confessor