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Daniel Chapter 11: The ''Willful King''

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QUIZ

    • Napoleon/France
    • Pope Francis
    • Mustafa Kemal Atatürk
    • Egypt
    • serve the pope
    • do according to his will
    • do according to the will of Yahuwah
    • exalt himself
    • exalt Yahuwah
    • magnify himself above every god
    • destroy Jerusalem
    • promoted its king to head of the church.
    • executed its king and demolished its monarchy (which had long persecuted its citizens under the influence of the papacy).
    • refused to pay taxes to other countries.
    • executed the king and elevated the pope to kingship status.
    • Napoleon briefly assumed the role of the Roman Pontiff.
    • Napoleon declared that we was the Christ following the French Revolution.
    • Catholicism became the official religion of the country following the French Revolution.
    • atheism became a dominant influence among all classes following the French Revolution.
    • Protestantism was supplanted with Catholicism.
    • public worship was forbidden and all visible signs of Christianity were removed.
    • the king began to be worshipped.
    • public worship was carried out in houses formerly dedicated to promoting Atheism.
    • set fire to Vatican City
    • exiled all protestants
    • by the decree of her Legislative Assembly, pronounced that there was no God.
    • by the decree of her Legislative Assembly, pronounced that the King was to be worshipped.
    • created an entirely new calendar to distance itself from what it perceived as Christianity.
    • the National Constituent Assembly abolished the right to marry and opened the modern era of legal toleration for homosexuality in Europe.
    • the National Constituent Assembly abolished the law against sodomy and opened the modern era of legal toleration for homosexuality in Europe.
    • the National Constituent Assembly abolished women's right to vote and opened the modern era of legal discrimination against women and minorities.
    • Napoleon used the might of his military conquests to establish his dominion.
    • Napoleon used his political ties to establish his dominion.
    • Napoleon used his relationship to European royalty to establish his dominion.
    • Napoleon quoted Scripture to justify his military conquests.
    • it exalted the pope.
    • it exalted the ''queen of heaven.''
    • it exalted the ''the goddess of reason.''
    • it exalted Napoleon as a god.
    • under Napoleon, the Louvre Museum became a collection of spoils (gold, silver, precious stones, etc.) acquired during his conquests.
    • under Napoleon, a golden idol was erected for the people to worship.
    • under the pope's influence, France decorated her alters with gold and silver.
    • France's neighboring countries paid tribute with gold, silver, and precious stones.
    • True
    • False
    • True
    • False
    • True
    • False
    • France divided its land equally among the citizens.
    • France divided its land equally among its newly appointed leadership.
    • France divided its land equally among 10 generals.
    • France sold the lands confiscated from the church and from nobles who had fled the country.
    • True
    • False
    • True
    • False
    • (1) North; (2) trade
    • (1) South; (2) trade
    • (1) North; (2) military conquests
    • (1) South; (2) military conquests
    • True
    • False
    • True
    • False
    • True
    • False
    • True
    • False
    • the Ottoman Empire swiftly attacked France following France's retaliation against Egypt's ''pushing.''
    • Egypt swiftly attacked France following France's retaliation against the Ottoman Empire's ''pushing.''
    • the Ottoman Empire swiftly attacked France for refusing to help conquer Egypt.
    • Egypt swiftly attacked France for refusing to help defend against the Ottoman Empire.
    • True
    • False

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