2012 NHBB Set A Round #5 - Hsapq.com
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2012 NHBB Set A Round #5 - Hsapq.com
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<strong>2012</strong> <strong>NHBB</strong> <strong>Set</strong> A<br />
Bowl <strong>Round</strong> 5<br />
Fourth Quarter<br />
1. Early in this event, Sheriff William McCleary sent in deputies after receiving instructions from<br />
corporate attorney Philander Knox. Security personnel were brought in on barges during this event,<br />
while their enemies sent an oil-soaked raft towards the barges to try to burn them out. During this<br />
event, Alexander (+) Berkman, the lover of Emma Goldman, tried to kill an executive. Henry Clay<br />
Frick called in the (*) Pinkertons as security during it, and it failed to make Carnegie a union shop. For 10<br />
points, name this strike which took place at the namesake steel works in Pennsylvania in 1892.<br />
ANSWER: Homestead Strike<br />
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2. One of this empire's kings died after accidentally stabbing himself in the thigh, perhaps as divine<br />
punishment for stabbing the Apis bull. Another of its leaders has a namesake cylinder that has been<br />
interpreted an early "charter of human rights" as it shows respect for a conquered people's religion.<br />
This empire's forces defeated (+) Nabonidus at the battle of Opis, paving the way for the return of<br />
the Jews to (*) Jerusalem. It set up the Royal Road and other highways to link its regions led by satraps.<br />
For 10 points, name this empire founded by Cyrus the Great that was based in modern-day Iran.<br />
ANSWER: First Persian Empire [or Achaemenid Persian Empire]<br />
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3. During this man's reign, the Catholic Church was given control over schooling by the (gee-ZO)<br />
Guizot law. Giuseppe Fieschi intended to kill this ruler with an (+) "infernal machine" that fired<br />
musket balls from twenty-five barrels. This ruler was portrayed as a (*) pear and as Gargantua by<br />
caricaturist Honore Daumier. This ruler twice had as his prime minister Adolphe (TEERS) Thiers. Coming<br />
to power in 1830, this successor to Charles X came from the House of Orleans. For 10 points, name this<br />
French king who ruled during the July Monarchy.<br />
ANSWER: Louis Philippe I<br />
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4. Some historians claim that this event started as a way for the Putnam family to get revenge on<br />
their rivals, the Porters. During this event, Mary Sibly had a cake made out of rye and young girls'<br />
urine fed to a (+) dog. William Phips convoked a Court of Oyer and Terminer during it, whose<br />
victims included a slave named (*) Tituba and John Proctor. It began when Abigail Williams and Betty<br />
Parris went into fits and accused two women of being responsible. For 10 points, name this 1692 event, an<br />
outbreak of spurious accusations of black magic in colonial Massachusetts.<br />
ANSWER: the Salem Witch Trials<br />
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5. This event was stoked by the prosecution of William Sancroft and by the issuance of the second<br />
Declaration of Indulgence. The birth of a son to Queen Mary of Modena stoked anti-(+)Catholic<br />
fears that helped fuel this event, which began with a landing at Brixham. It culminated with the (*)<br />
Convention Parliament and the adoption of the Bill of Rights. For 10 points, name this event sometimes<br />
known as the Bloodless Revolution of 1688 in which James II was deposed in favor of William of Orange<br />
and Mary II.<br />
ANSWER: Glorious Revolution [accept Bloodless Revolution before mentioned]<br />
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