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Trade grew during the Renaissance.
What followed the Middle Ages
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What followed the Middle Ages
Rome falling
President Trump getting elected
Nothing, the world ended
The Renaissance
2
Trade grew during the Renaissance.
True
False
3
What started the Protestant Reformation?
When Jesus came to earth
Martin Luther's posting of the 95 thesis
When King Henry VIII wanted to marry another woman?
When Mr. C learned discipline
4
Which propaganda technique is this?
bandwagon
celebrities
Appeal to senses
special effects
5
Who proved the world is round?
Bartolomeo Dias
Vasco Da Gama
Christopher Columbus
Ferdinand Magellan
6
Is this a primary or secondary source?
to ignore
the state of having no money
the action of stating that something is true or happening
to inspect closely
7
What does colonisation mean?
leaving your home country to form a new settlement elsewhere
to form a new Britain in places other than Britain
to take over other countries by force or by mutual agreement
A second home that still has connections to your homeland
8
Is this source a primary source or a secondary source.
Secondary Source
Primary Source
9
For centuries the Americas were called by Europeans, 'the New World'? How is this misleading?
It had been explored before by the Vikings.
The Americas were tectonically stable before the 'Old World'
It suggests it was uninhabited before Europeans came.
The technologically advanced countries were in the Old World
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What disease was NOT transferred to the New World from the Old World in the Columbian Exchange?
Common cold
Smallpox
Syphilis
Influenza
11
The 'Plantations' in Ireland are where the English
Confiscated the land from Irish Lords.
Bought land from Irish (Gaelic) and Anglo Irish Lords.
Confiscated the land of Irish (Gaelic) & Anglo Irish Lords.
Planted forests in Ireland.
12
Which geographical factor did NOT influence the development of Ancient Rome?
Fertile soil
Access to the sea
Harsh climate
Mountain ranges
13
What is archeology?
Mad yolks digging in the rain.
The study of the past using written evidence.
The study of the past using artefacts.
The study of the presen.
14
Papal legal declaration which gave the New World west of the Azores to Spain
Treaty of Tordesillas
Treaty of Guadaloupe Hidalgo
Treaty of Versailles
Treaty of Paris
15
His four trips across the Atlantic Ocean led to Spanish colonization of the New World.
Juan Ponce de Leon
Ferdinand Magellan
Christopher Columbus
Amerigo Vespucci
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What was Europe united under before the Protestant Reformation?
Buddhism
Catholicism
Hinduism
Islam
17
How Long Did Ancient Rome Last?
2 Years?
Approximately 1300 years.
12 Centuries.
753
18
The Middle Ages ended when what started?
The Renaissance
China
Modern America
The fall of Rome
19
What type of government did the middle ages have?
Democracy
Communist
Monarchy
Feudualism
20
How do we know about the Plantations?
Maps and surveys
Photographs
A time machine
Letters and diaries
21
What is a primary source?
A biased source.
A credible source.
A source from the time being studied.
A source from the time after what has been studied.
22
When Europeans began their conquest of the New World, most Native Americans died from:
cannons and gunshot
hurricanes
exposure to diseases
burning buildings
23
Which propaganda technique is used?
Encourages action by nationalist individuals
Appeals to peoples' fears
Name calling
Bandwagon
24
Is this source a primary source or a secondary source.
Primary Source
Secondary Source
25
What century is 765 CE considered?
7th
8th
765th
6th
26
What was the Renaissance?
A war between England and France.
A new era in European society and ideas.
An English dynasty.
An economic failure in the 1400s.
27
What where people called if they followed the reformation
protestant
catholic
Jewish
Muslim
28
Who started the reformation
Jimmy John
Martin Luther
Micheal will
barrack Obama
29
Where did reformation start
USA
Germany
North Korea
England
30
In what century did the Reformation take place?
16th
18th
12th
14th
31
What got 'planted' in Ireland during the 'Plantations'?
Potatoes
People
Pineapples
Pear trees
32
The Spanish soldiers, explorers,&fortune hunters who took part in the conquest of the New World
Conquistador
Middle Passage
Triangular Trade
Favorable Balance of Trade
33
The Spanish forces sent to help the O'Neills and O'Donnells in Ulster mistakenly landed in
Wexford
Dingle
Kinsale
Dublin
34
What where the 95 these
?
I don’t know
A paper sheet
luther idea on how the church was bad
35
In Ancient Rome, most people
were called Plebeians
were soldiers
lived to be 80
were called Patricians
36
Is this source a primary source or a secondary source.
Primary Source
Secondary Source
37
What was the Middle Ages?
A time period in history mostly centered around Asia.
A time period in history mostly centered on Europe.
A time in history centered around the United States.
A time period in history mostly centered around Africa.
38
what is a Renaissance
a rewakening of culture and intellectual curiosty in europe
nothing
Don
39
What was church like in the middle ages?
a place of punishment
a place of worship and punishment
a place of violence
a place of worship
40
What does renaissance art focus on?
Atheists
Individuals
Cyclical
Secular
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This propaganda poster is using which of following techniques
Humor
Snob Appeal
Patriotism
Repetition
42
Wikipedia is .....
not a credible source of information.
a biased source of information.
a credible source of information.
a reliable source of information.
43
Where did The Renaissance begin?
Italy
Spain
England
France
44
Who led the Spanish conquest of the Aztecs?
Hernando Pizarro
Hernan Cortez
Francisco Pizarro
La Malinche
45
Name the king who organised the Ulster plantation
King Edward I
King Charles I
King James I
King Henry I
46
Put these in chronological order
Ancient Rome, Ancient Egypt, Middle Ages, Renaissance
Ancient Egypt, Ancient Rome, Middle Ages, Renaissance
Middle Ages, Ancient Rome, Ancient Egypt, Renaissance
Renaissance, Ancient Egypt, Ancient Rome, Middle Ages
47
What was the Reformation?
A Change in the Protestant Church
The construction of Renaissance churches
A Rebirth
A split and change in the Catholic Church
48
An invention of the Renaissance is:
Printing Press
Flying Shuttle
Cotton Gin
Electrical Telegraph
49
Who became the ruling class after the plantations?
British Ascendency
Protestant Ascendancy
Landlords Ascendency
Noble Ascendency
50
The plantations in Ireland were about...
Making a farm
Bringing in people to Ireland
Planting really good crops
Planting people into the ground
51
Which propaganda technique is this?
special effects
humor
celebrities
bandwagon
52
What is chronology?
the bad guy
the order of events
the resolution
the climax
53
Which of the following are architectual achievements of ancient Rome?
roads
citadel
aqueducts
Colisseum
54
Which propaganda technique is this?
Bandwagon
weasel words
Repeatition
Celebrity
55
What is a secondary source?
What ever mama says
a first hand account of an event
neither
information about an event that is not a first-hand account
56
Which was not present in the New World prior to the Columbian exchange?
Tomatoes
Wheat
Tobacco
Horses
57
Most slaves in the New World worked to produce what?
Iron
Cotton
Sugar
Silver
58
Why did Kings & Queens in 16th century England start plantations?
To pay for a new palace
To pay for wars
To pay for exploration
59
Ulster was planted after the revolt of which Irish Lords?
The Earl of Ormond (The Butlers)
The O'Mores and O'Connors
The O'Neills and O'Donnells
The Earl of Desmond (The Fitzgeralds)
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Which propaganda technique is this?
appeal to senses
fear
bandwagon
humor
61
Propaganda is.....
biased information that is designed to make people feel a certain way.
fact based information designed to give people the facts.
reliable information.
62
What was the worst crime you could commit in the Middle Ages?
High treason against the King
Eating pickles after dark
Not feeding your dragon, named Scooter
Cheating on your spouse
63
What is a heretic?
Everyone on did not accept or questioned the Catholic Church
Everyone who supported or worshipped the Catholic Church
64
which propaganda technique is this?
fear
Bandwagon
repetition
Heart strings
65
What time period was the Protestant Reformation?
1527-1604
1517- 1648
1558- 1613
1603- 1672
66
Why did reformation start
Beacuse of the church lieing to people
For the crack
Beacuse they wanted to
67
Over 10 million (blank) were sent to the New World as (blank).
Africans,Slaves
Crops,Food
Wheat,Grains
Compasses,Direction Givers
68
Renaissance art depicted:
Surrealism
Abstraction
Modernism
Realism/life-like representations
69
Which century was ancient Rome found?
753 BC
5th century
8th century
27th BC
70
Rome is older than Ancient Greece
True
False
71
What type of government did the middle ages have?
Democracy
Feudualism
Monarchy
Communist
72
What was a torture device they used in the Middle Ages?
Judas Cradle
The Brazen Bull
The Tub
Strapado
73
Which was NOT one of the main motives for European conquest of the New World?
Gold
Gems
God
Glory
74
the middle ages was also called the
Light ages
Dark ages
Brown ages
Black ages
75
Reformation means
great change
creating art
disciplining someone
changing a little bit
76
What was an indulgence?
A type of offering
A monetary bond
A pardon for a sin
A sin
77
Most of the planters who came over to Ulster were from
Scotland
Scotland and the South of England
Scotland and Wales
Scotland and the North of England
78
What was the time span of the Renaissance?
1900s-2000s
1400s-1600s
1300s-1600s
1200s-1800s
79
Propaganda is used to:
worry a person
inform a person
make a person cry
persuade a person
80
What is bc?
before christ
oreos
butterd crumbs
after christ
81
Which Renaissance artist made this painting?
Raphael
Leonardo Da Vinci
Machiavelli
Michelangelo
82
What disease hit Europe during the middle ages
The bubonic plague
the black death
cancer
smallpox
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1 result of the Plantations?
Everyone left Ireland
Agriculture revolution
Ireland was made only up of English people
Loss of language and culture
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Renaissance means ____________.
Rebirth
Reteach
Redo
Renew
85
Who were the most powerful family in Ulster before the plantations?
O'Moores
O'Connors
Fitzgeralds of Desmond
O'Neills
86
Which one of these is a result of the Ulster plantation?
More than 20 new towns were planned and built
The Desmond rebellion
More people spoke Irish
More Catholics in Northern Ireland
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What did the the Reformation period do?
Changed the Bible
Reformed the beliefs/practices of the Roman Catholic Church
Gave the Pope ultimate power over everyone
Reconnected the Pope with the Prince
88
What is Propaganda?
indoctrination
Advertising
Truthful information
Misleading information
89
What year did the Ulster Plantation occur
1810
1610
1510
1710
90
What things must a historian be aware of when using sources?
When and where was it created
Who wrote it.
What is it.
Why was it created
91
What is the purpose of propaganda?
promoting or demoting (making less important) certain views,perceptions or
To stop war
To kill Germans
92
The main religion of those who came to Ulster from Scotland during The Plantation of Ulster was
Lutheran
Presbyterian
Catholic
Church of England
93
In Ancient Rome, what was a dole?
Free grain given to poor Romans
A ruler who has absolute power
Public speaker
A gift of money or property paid at the time of marriage
94
What is meant by plantations?
A special holiday village.
Settlers from England taking land from Irish people by force.
A special greenhouse.
Large fields of potatoes.
95
What does
examine
mean?
A widely held, oversimplified idea of a particular type of person or thing
Having preference for one thing over another in a way that’s unfair
