Which of these is an impact of the Protestant Reformation?

Weakened the influence of the Catholic Church.

What impact is associated with William Wilberforce?

The end of slavery in Great Britain.

The Declaration of the Rights of Man reminded French citizens that--

People should have a say in the government

A devotion to the culture of a nation.

What is mercantilism?

An economic policy for colonies.

How is a limited monarchy different from an absolute monarchy?

A limited monarchy has a ceremonial leader.

Which of these is a characteristic of Renaissance Art?

Religious symbols and sculptures

Increasing taxes without the consent of the people was a major issue that sparked--

The American Revolution, The English Civil War

The Mongols can be compared to the Incas in that they--

They struggled with environmental conditions.

Which is true about the leadership of Simon Bolivar?

He led a revolution that defeated Spain.

The impact of the Columbian Exchange on Europe is --

Increased population due to new foods.

The impact of the Columbian Exchange on America is--

The introduction of livestock as work animals.

What is Popular Sovereignty?

Power rests in the hands of the people.

All men and women are created equal.

How was the result of the French Revolution different from the American Revolution?

France gave authority to a military leader

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1
Which of these is an impact of the Protestant Reformation?
Increased tithes to the Pope.
A stronger following for the Catholic Church.
Outlawed any Christian denomination except Catholicism.
Weakened the influence of the Catholic Church.
2
Who was the leader of the Protestant Reformation?
Martin Luther King, Jr.
Luther Vandross
Martin Lawrence
Martin Luther
3
What impact is associated with William Wilberforce?
The end of slavery in Great Britain.
The establishment of communism.
The Protestant Reformation.
The idea of laissez-faire.
4
What is an economic effect of the Renaissance?
Individual achievements
Religious wars
Increased Trade
A focus on Math and science
5
The Declaration of the Rights of Man reminded French citizens that--
Use of the guillotine was necessary
Class systems were valuable to a society
They should remain loyal to the monarchy
People should have a say in the government
6
Which of the turning points is most associated with questioning traditional authority?
Renaissance
Reformation
Scientific Revolution
Enlightenment
7
What is Nationalism?
A belief that laws should be organized in a constitution.
A devotion to the culture of a nation.
Power rests in the hands of the people.
All men and women are created equal.
8
What is mercantilism?
An economic policy for colonies.
A political policy of African nations.
A failure of the Commercial Revolution.
A social structure for native citizens.
9
How is a limited monarchy different from an absolute monarchy?
An absolute monarchy allows individuals to have a say.
The King rules all in a limited monarchy.
A limited monarchy has a ceremonial leader.
A limited monarch inherits his/her position.
10
Which of these is a characteristic of Renaissance Art?
Religious symbols and sculptures
Distinct shapes and lines
Warriors and conflict
Arches and columns
11
Increasing taxes without the consent of the people was a major issue that sparked--
The Industrial Revolution
The American Revolution
The English Civil War
The United States Civil War
12
The Mongols can be compared to the Incas in that they--
Disease was brought by Spain.
They both built pyramids.
They struggled with environmental conditions.
They both a noted with developments in math.
13
Queen Elizabeth I is most often associated with--
Defeating the Spanish Armada.
Restoring the power of the Catholic Church.
Orchestrating a battle to ensure her election as Queen.
The death of Princess Diana.
14
Which is true about the leadership of Simon Bolivar?
He failed to defeat Spain.
He defeated the French during the revolution.
He led a revolution that defeated Spain.
He helped spark a revolution in the US.
15
The impact of the Columbian Exchange on Europe is --
The spread of diseases such as smallpox.
The death of Native Americans.
The introduction of wheat.
Increased population due to new foods.
16
Expansion of money, voyages of exploration, and an increase in overseas trade are a part of--
Scientific Revolution
Neolithic Revolution
Commercial Revolution
Enlightenment
17
Who said that the most important thing is to seek truth, new experiences, and live a full life?
A priest
A Renaissance humanist
The king
A member of the Crusades
18
According to Martin Luther, how would salvation be achieved?
Through helping poor citizens
Through the permission of the Pope
Through faith in God
Through civil rights for all people
19
The impact of the Columbian Exchange on America is--
The introduction of livestock as work animals.
Corn as a new staple to the diet.
The introduction of quinine.
The recreational use of tobacco.
20
A desire to spread Christianity, access to new trade, and new advances in technology led to
Reformation
Exploration
Renaissance
Isolationism
21
What is Popular Sovereignty?
A devotion to the culture of a nation.
All men and women are created equal.
Power rests in the hands of the people.
A belief that laws should be organized in a constitution.
22
What is Equality?
A devotion to the culture of a nation.
Power rests in the hands of the people.
All men and women are created equal.
A belief that laws should be organized in a constitution.
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How was the result of the French Revolution different from the American Revolution?
France elected its next leader
France remained a monarchy
France gave authority to a military leader
France became a democracy

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