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UNIT IV REVIEW
UNIT IV REVIEW
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European Political ideal that a King isn't subject earthly authority and is put in place by God
Theocracy
Divine Right
Mandate of Heaven
Social Contract
2
18th cent. French
Philosophes
writings and ideals were commonly discussed among...
Aristocrats & Elites in France and England
Middle Class Laborers in English Taverns
Peasant farmers in the French Countryside
Religious Scholars in English Monasteries
3
Which economic system and ideology is most associated with Europe in the Early Modern Era?
Capitalism
Mercantilism
Feudalism
Communism
4
In the
95 Theses,
Martin Luther describes this RCC practice as being particularly corrupt...
The Church's selling of Indulgences
The Church's involvement in the Crusades
The Church's policy on Divorce.
The Church's influence in European Politics
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All of the following occurred after the death of Genghis Khan EXCEPT
Trade flourished thanks to Mongol control of the Silk Road
Mongols continued to expand their control in Europe & Asia
His Empire was divided up among his sons and grandsons.
Internal dissension led to immediate collapse of the Empire.
6
Mercantilism ideals pitted Europeans against each other to control which economic activity?
None of the Above
Overland Trade of Silk
Production of Luxury Goods
The Global Trade of Commodities
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Focusing on European culture/history to the exclusion of a wider view of the world is known as
Egocentric
Eurocentric
Manifest Destiny
The White Man's Burden
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An early modern era movement based on eliminating the institution of slavery is called...
The feminist movement
The suffrage movement
The abolition movement
The labor movement
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Darius I of The Achaemenid Empire used this religion to justify his imperial expansion...
Zoroastrianism
Hinduism
Christianity
Islam
10
The Protestant Reformation challenged the authority of the R.C.C. across Europe but started in
Monasteries in Rome
England with King Henry VIII
Catholic Kingdoms in Spain
Prussian Territories in the Holy Roman Empire (Germany)
11
Systems of Coerced Labor increased in the New World for the following reasons EXCEPT?
Depleted native populations brought upon a labor shortage.
Indentured Servants were needed to work tobacco plantations.
Slave trade increased due to lack of native population.
High demand for Sugar & Silver + high mortality of laborers
12
The National Seclusion Policy of 1635 officially cut ties and prohibited relations between...
China & Japan
Korea & China
Europeans & Korea
Europeans & Japan
13
The National Seclusion Act of 1635 in was responsible for what in Japan?
The flourishing of Japanese art & culture
Banning the Practice of Christianity
All of the Above
Bans the Japanese from leaving & Europeans from entering.
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The Crusades were a series of religious conflicts between...
Islamic Caliphates vs. Catholic Kingdoms
Pastoralist Mongols vs. Catholic Kingdoms
The Byzantine Empire vs. The Ottoman Empire
Protestant Kingdoms vs. Catholic Kingdoms
15
The Protestant Reformation prompted increases in all the following EXCEPT...
The influence of the Roman Catholic Church in Europe.
European Political leaders breaking away in from the RCC
Increases in the literacy rate Western Europe
The use of Johannes Gutenberg's printing press.
16
The creation of the Anglican Church of England was largely sparked by which European movement?
The Enlightenment
The Scientific Revolution
The Protestant Reformation
The Industrial Revolution
17
Which European power was still allowed to do business in Japan and Why?
The Spanish: Silver was great for the Japanese economy
The Portuguese: Christianity was popular for the Japanese
The British: tea imports were highly valued commodities.
The Dutch: top notch technology & didn't push Christianity
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Trade from East Asia to Western Europe on the Silk Road greatly contributed to the spread of...
Mahayana Buddhism
Christianity
All of the above.
The Bubonic Plague
19
China was impacted by the Columbian exchange in all of the following ways EXCEPT...
Rampant inflation due to Spanish Silver .
Hearty high-yield crops (Potatoes) became staples in China
Chinese population experienced decline due to disease.
China experienced heavy deforestation due to new world crops
20
Of the many famous enlightenment thinkers, Voltaire stands above the rest for his ideals on...
Separation of Powers
Religious Tolerance in Society
The Need for Strong Centralized Government
Social Contract Theory
21
A raw material or primary agricultural product that can be bought or sold is known as a...
Comradery
Phlebotomy
Community
Commodity
22
The Indian Subcontinent avoided the control of these continental conquerors.
Chandragupta
Ashoka
Alexander the Great
Genghis Khan
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Economic prosperity in Mercantilism is based on having a.....
Favorable Balance of Trade.
Exporting More than you import.
Having the most land.
Importing more than you export.
