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Unit 7 Age of Exploration & Absolutism
Unit 7 Age of Exploration & Absolutism
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Chapters 17-19 Unit 5 review
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These were supporters of Parliament during the English Civil War
royalists
Huguenots
Roundheads
Puritans
2
John Locke's arguments were used in the 18th c. to
support demands for constitutional gov't
encourage anarchy
restore papal influence within the gov't
justify absolutism & the divine right of kings
3
Why were so many African slaves needed in the Caribbean Islands?
Spain did not want to use natives for labor
to keep a favorable balance of trade
the native population was small due to European diseases
Africans invented sugarcane
4
A fleet of warships
mannerism
buoy
baroque
armada
5
Vasco de Gama's discovery of a route to India by sea was
too costly to make any profits
sad because they were never found
very profitable because of large cargo of valuable spices
useless because everyone died
6
What did Peter the Great see as crucial to making Russia a great power?
using western technology to modernize Russia
forming military alliances
giving women a larger role in gov't
adopting Western style of dress and etiquette
7
French Protestants influenced by John Calvin
Catholics
Puritans
Roundheads
Huguenots
8
The conquistador's main advantages over the Aztec and Inca Empires was their
superior intelligence
vast army size
knowledge of the territory
types of weaponry
9
style of art that rejected renaissance ideals of balance & proportion
medieval
baroque
mannerism
renaissance
10
These Spaniards led conquests throughout the Americas
mestizos
conquistadors
peninsulares
mulattoes
11
The exchange of plants and animals between Europe and the Americas across the Atlantic was the
Columbian Exchange
Middle Passage
Atlantic Triangle
Triangle Trade
12
Oliver Cromwell defeated the king of England and established a
military dictatorship
Parliament
Pro-catholic monarchy
French monarchy
13
The foundation for a constitutional monarchy in England began with the
Peace of Westphalia
Toleration act of 1489
Glorious Revolution
Edict of Nantes
14
Social class in Latin America in the 1500s was based on
status
earnings
labor
intelligence
15
Thomas Hobbes believed that humans were guided by
religion & personal ethics
a desire to avoid conflict
basic survival instincts
reason & intellect
16
17th c. theory that held that a nation's wealth was based on a large supply of gold & silver
mercantilism
federalism
mita
encomienda
17
This established a line between territories controlled by Spain & Portugal in 1494
Sportugal Line
Magellan's voyage
Treaty of Tordesillas
the voyage of Columbus
18
This is a settlement of people living in a new land, but still linked with the parent country
kingdom
plantation
colony
mita
19
Spanish & Portuguese officials who resided temporarily in Latin America
encomienda
mestizos
peninsulares
mita
20
Forced labor system in colonial Latin America
caravel
encomienda
Atlantic Slave Trade
mita
21
This man sponsored the 1st Portuguese fleets to explore the west coast of Africa in the 15th c.
Prince Henry the Navigator
Vasco de Gama
Ferdinand Magellan
Christopher Columbus
22
The forced voyage of enslaved Africans across the Atlantic to the Americas was called the
East India Trade Company
Columbian Exchange
The slave song
Middle Passage
23
architechtural style that is characterized by elaborate ornamentation
mannerism
baroque
armada
gold
24
Ship invented by the Portuguese that made long distance travel possible
mita
caravel
peninsulares
encomienda
25
The belief that a ruler gets his power from God
divine right of kings
mercantilism
the Bible
the New Testament
26
How did the Portuguese & Spanish make money from their colonies?
governing their colonies
selling enslaved people
farming and mining
buying and selling land
27
Forced Labor system used in colonial Peru to draft natives to work in silver mines
Incas
encomienda
peninsulares
mita
28
Laid the foundation for a Prussian state
Frederick William the Great Elector
King Louis XIV
King Phillip II
Miguel de Cervantes
29
Why was the Catholic Church so influential in the Latin American colonies?
Spanish & Portuguese rulers wanted natives to be Catholics
they gave the natives food and clothing
the missions were well organized and profitable
Native Americans became docile servants of the colonists