AP European History Review

Which country was most discriminatory in its relations with Jews during the 2nd half of 1800s?

The Schlieffen Plan aimed at going around _____ defenses.

According to the Locarno Treaty, Germany accepted the Versailles settlement only in the

Who led the revolt in England against Richard II in 1381?

Who instituted crop rotation and cultivation of sandy soil with fertilizers?

Jacques Coeur was important for his expansion of French

Maria Winkelmann worked in the area of

Households of northwestern Europe were ____ rather than ____

The Estates-General organized itself into a new legislative body called the

The "White Russians" did not support revolution.

One of the most popular classical figures during the  Renaissance was

The main effect of massive inflation on Germany was that it traumatized the ___ class.

Many advanced thinker of the 17th century were finacially supported by

The Encyclopedia project was led by

The Russian ruler who epitomized the most extreme form of 19th century autocracy was

The Catholic Church was generally regarded as a force for 

The Ottoman Empire made its greatest military impression on Europe in 1683 by laying siege to

The writers and critics who fostered the attitude of change and reform during the Enlightenment

France suffered from what two disadvantages (compared with England) in the Hundred Years' War?

Machiavelli hoped that an Italian ruler would emerge from ___________

Hobbes advocated which type of government

In the second half of the 16th century, German had about how many autonomous political entities

The Dual Alliance of 1879 sought to isolate

In which area did economic growth take place during the 1920's and 1930's?

The key person in achieving agreement with regard to land divisions among allies at Vienna was

The Overman was a creation of

The chief danger to the directory came from the 

Henry V's great victory in France against numerical odds took place at______.

The end of the conciliar movement came with the

Spain unified when the following monarchs married:

Who abolished serfdom in Russia?

The King of the new Italian state in 1861 was

The largest new propertied group to emerge from the revolutionary turmoil was the

The point of dispute between Luther and Zwingli concerned the nature of

Germany was united by ________ forces in the state

The bourgeoisie consisted of merchants, trades people, bankers, and professionals.

The Dreyfus case resulted in an informal alliance within the political

The sansculottes were

After the Battle of Portiers in 1356, there was a complete breakdown of ____________ in France.

Slavery during the Renaissance

The philosophes on the whole displayed rather new views toward women.

The new artisitic style which developed after the High Renaissance (16,17th centuries) was

The activist leader of Britain's women's suffrage movement at the turn of the century was

What monarch took the title of "first servant of the state?"

The Congress of Berlin in 1878 was called in order to check _ intervention in Slavic/Ottoman af

The Navigation Acts led to a series of naval wars with

After WWI, European countries exercised ______ dominance over the world economy

The reforming economists who prized agriculture above all were

The middle class tended to fear the urban lower class because it represented potential

The man most responsible for Russia's industrialization was

Which treaty established the boundaries for empires in the 18th century?

The most extreme example of Church-State conflict occurrred in

What was one of the most formidable of the weapons used in the Hundred Years' War?

The Estates-General was called in order to decide whether new taxes on the _should be instated.

The anarchist who advocated terror as a policy for change was 

In July 1806, Napoleon organized the Confederation of the Rhine

The Constitution of the French restoration was called

Which philosopher was influenced by the Glorious Revolution?

Napoleon's "Continental System" aimed at cutting off all _____ trade with the continent

August Comte is generally regarded as being the father of

After the Revolutionary War, trade between Britain and America

King Edward III defeated the French in 1346 at the Battle of...?

During the reign of Mary I, __________ legislation was repealed.

The greatest public health disaster during the 1830's and 1840's was an epidemic of

The single most powerful European political ideology of the 19 and 20th centuries proved to be 

The philosophy that human intellectual development culminates in science is called

In 1806, the Holy Roman Empire

Who commanded the Shutzstaffel, or the SS?

What was responsible for a lull in the Hundred Years' War from 1347 to 1355?

Maria Theresa was seated as Empress due to the

The richest area of Philip II's Hapsburg kingdom was

Napoleon III became more ___ after 1860 because his foreign policy was unsuccessful.

Portuguese exploration of the African coast was inspired and supported by

The Peace of Augsburg recognized ______ and Catholicism as legal religions.

The first European country to adopt a program of social welfare legislation was

Who was the famous indulgence preacher who inspired the Ninety-Five Theses?

What was the most important political result of the Black Death?

The Puritans fled England when James I became determined to maintain the

Two special techniques that were developed by the artists during the Renaissance were

The dominant doctrine which emerged from the debates of the First International was

The end of papal pretensions to great power status began with the pontificate of______.

Who was the king of the French during the July Monarchy?

Who was known as the "Jewish Socrates?"

The first attacks on the housing problem came from

During the minority of Louis XIV, the French government was controlled by

The Battle of Sedan in 1870 resulted in the humiliation of

The Nazi's redefined socialism to suggest a ______ outlook

Who favored the declaration of war on Austria in 1792?

The program of Charterism included 

Following the Hundred Years' War, England had a

The Reformation broke out first in the free imperial cities of

During the Peasants Revolt, Luther sided with

The concept of the "elect" was a part of which Protestant sect?

The thinker who championed deductive reasoning as the way to comprehend the world was

George III's political aim was to reassert the _____ infulence in government

The doctrine of "justification by faith alone" was first proclaimed by

The goal of James II's domestic policies was to subject English institutions to the power of

The main goal of peasant society was a stablity that would ensure the local ______ supply.

The mathematician, Galileo, popularized the ________ system.

Most of the members of the National Constituent Assembly wished to create a 

England became a genuinely Protestant country during the reign of

In 1571 the Spanish ended Turkish control of the Mediterranean at the Battle of

The first British Prime Minister, who maintained pease abroad and the status quo at home, was

The Holy Roman Emperor was chosen by

The Convention of Westminster in 1756 was a defensive alliance between