9WH SemTest

English playwright . . . Romeo & Juliet, Julius Caesar, Hamlet, Othello

known for his intense dedication to the French Revolution

Oliver Cromwell

anything handed down from the past

The population of Native Americans in Spanish colonies dropped by more than

One who dies for a cause

"At least I have a little neck." 

Austrian who became queen of France - Madame Deficit - known for her big hair

Roundheads

The top of France's "Old Order"

Ninety-five Theses

Louis XIV & Louis XVI

A wedding celebration gone bad . . . St. Bartholomew's Day Massacre

Maximilien Robespierre

famous for the Mona Lisa & The Last Supper

Which of the following occurred as a result of Martin Luthers stand against indulgences?

dealing with death . . . gruesome

Leo Tolstoy

everyday language of a people

Reign of Terror

"Terrible" czar with a temper

He suggested that the sun sits at the center of the universe - Polish astronomer

Roman Catholic Clergy

Jean-Paul Marat

she restored the Church of England . . . the Virgin Queen

Versailles, Tuileries & the Bastille

Johannes Gutenberg

The Spanish colonial economy was based largely on

National Razor

War and Peace (novel)

"Silly Columbus, this land isn't part of Asia . . . this is a brand new discovery!!!"

Scholars estimate that how much of  crops are grown around the world today from the Americas?

Castiglione

sans culottes

Nobility

absolute power or control/tyranny -- under the rule of an oppressor

Glorius Revolution

Hernan Cortez

a ruling system

Galileo Galilei

the Pope

the national razor -- used for executions during the French Revolution

"Let them eat cake."  (or not.)

Conquistador who conquered the Incans in Peru >> former pig-herder

painter, writer, inventor, architect, engineer, mathematician, musician, philosopher

William Shakespeare

John Locke -- the writings of this philospher influenced the American Revolution

The "king's great matter" concerned this woman, who failed to to give the king a son.

the "invincible" Armada

The Royal families "Tudors" & "Stuarts"

The king secretly married this woman and later had her beheaded.  Bummer.

The Spanish used captive Africans as

Symbolic event of the the French Revolution involved this building

Renaissance began here.

violation of allegiance to one's country

Increasing numbers of people learned to read after the mid-1400s because

Declaration of the Rights of Man and of the Citizen

wealthy, powerful, ruling familyl of Florence who supported artists of the Italian Renaissance

With the help of the Azecs' neighbors, this conquistador conquered the Aztec Empire in Mexico

Voltaire

Leonardo da Vinci

Phillip II

Mary I

The economy of New France was based on

forced transfer of power

Henry VIII

Johanes Gutenberg's invention has been described as revolutionary because

"The end justifies the means."  author of The Prince

the Protestant Reformation began here.

The Pope wouldn't agree to give this "Defender of the Faith" the annulment he requested.

Marie Antoinette

The Sun King -- He built Versailles

Religious movement that split the Christian church in western Europe.

He was responsible for the final defeat of Napoleon.

His CREW was the first to circumnavigate the globe.  (He didn't make it.)

Elizabeth I

A brief period when Napoleon regained control of France

He led the Roundheads vs the Royalists dring the English Civil War.

Aztec emperor at the time of the Spanish arrival

He and his family were chased from Versailles to Tuileries.

Bourgeoisie, the artisans, the sans culottes and the peasants

invented the printing press

Pocahontas' daddio . . . great chief of the local Indians encountered by the English colonists

aka "Age of Reason"

Michelangelo Buonorroti

Napoleon Bonaparte

Martin Luther

Catherine the Great

hundreds of Protestants were burned at the stake executed when she restored the Catholic church

Ivan the Terrible

He posted the Ninety-Five Theses, his complaints about the Catholic Church.

famous for the Statue of David & the ceiling of the Sistine Chapel

site of Napoleon's crushing defeat

The church's scholastic education gave way to  humanties and inspired the movement known as

Peter the Great