Final AP European History Exam Review

This map best represents Europe in approximately what year?

Which artistic movement focused on the importance of emotions and dreams?

Which of the following faiths was most connected to the growing wealthy middle class?

What event led Louis XIV to the belief that to rule France, he had to control the nobility?

Who wrote The Leviathan, supporting a secular vision of an absolutist state?

What group was the Test Act designed to protect against?

Which of the following was not one of the Henrys in the "War of 3 Henrys"?

Which nation led the way during the second Industrial Revolution?

What are ethnic Hungarians also called?

Italy was able to gain what Austrian territory in the Austro-Prussian War?

Who authored Utopia?

Which of the following devised the "three laws of planetary motion"?

The group of Parisians that took over Paris for a brief time during the Franco-Prussian War.

Where was Napoleon's final place of exile?

What led to the "Spanish price revolution," or extreme inflation in Spain?

The "Dual Monarchy" of Austria-Hungary was formed through this treaty.

Which of the following is not considered an "enlightened despot"?

The only two African territories not colonized by Europeans were?

The term for Bismarck's policies that specifically targeted the Catholic Church in Germany

This agreement created by Mussolini recognized the Vatican as an independent country.

Which family dominated the banking industry in Florence during the Renaissance?

Which of the following was a direct result of the Pragmatic Sanction?

Which of the following had the weakest monarchy circa 1500?

What was the most influential religious order created during the Counter-Reformation?

What was the primary reason why Russia left World War I early?

Which of the following is NOT true about Marie Curie?

An overnight Nazi pogrom against Jews that destroyed thousands of businesses and killed dozens.

Who was captured at the end of the Franco-Prussian War?

What is the term used to describe the Prussian nobility?

Who was the political mastermind behind the unification of Italy?

During the second half of the 19th century, who was the leader of the Tory party?

Which Enlightenment figure declared humans were born a "tabula rasa," or blank slate?

In what year did Martin Luther nail his "95 Theses" to the church door in Wittenberg?

Which of the following is not one of the five major city-states of Renaissance Italy?

Theodor Herzl was the leading advocate for what idea?

The Allies agreed to divide Germany at which meeting?

Which of the following was a direct result of Stalin's blockade of Berlin in 1949

What was the "powder keg" of Europe?

Robespierre was arrested and executed during the...

Which system of government was supported by the majority of Enlightenment philosophes?

Who was the leader of the free French during World War II?

During the "Prague Spring" of 1968, Czechoslovakia attempted to...

In what year did Italy unify?

Who is considered the "father of humanism"?

The agricultural improvements of the agricultural revolution led most directly to...

What African state was controlled by a Belgian king who treated the natives ruthlessly?

"The sick man of Europe" by the 19th century, Its weakness caused the Crimean War and WWI

This World War I battle outside of Paris halted the Germans and led to trench warfare.

As a result of the 1905 Revolution in Russia, Tsar Nicholas II agreed to

The end of this war allowed German states to be virtually independent of the Holy Roman Emperor

Which political group was considered the "moderate" faction during the French Revolution?

During World War II, a puppet government was set up in this French city.

Which nation won the Great Northern War?

Which of the following describes the policy of economic reform under Gorbachev

This agreement allowed German princes to choose Lutheranism or Catholicism for their territory

Why did Henry VIII work closely with Parliament to establish the Anglican Church?

What was the treaty that ended the Thirty Years' War?

What did the Dreyfus Affair reveal about the French Third Republic

The "Defenestration of Prague" involved

The Nazi invasion of Russia was known by what name?

What 19th century British group opposed the Industrial Revolution by destroying machines?

The St. Bartholomew's Day Massacre was directed against whom?

Which North American empire was conquered by Francisco Pizarro?

Which term refers to the slavery-like grant of labor given to Spaniards in the New World?

Who painted this work?

A painting on wet plaster, allowing the paint to penetrate & become fixed as the plaster dries

The arguments of which of the following was a precursor to Luther's criticisms of the Church?

Which of the following led to the first major split among "protestants"?

Hitler's purging of the Nazi party and the SA, to gain military support & eliminate rivals.

The image illustrates the German World War I tactic known as:

Who was the author of The Book of the Courtier?

The only newly-created country after World War I that still had a democracy by 1930 was...

What is the correct order of the wars which helped unify Germany?

Economic warfare waged by Napoleon against the British.

What was the result of the Edict of Worms?

Who was the financial minister under Louis XIV?

What was the purpose of the "beard tax" of Peter the Great?

Which war led to France's loss of virtually all of its colonial possessions in the New World?

What political treatise argued that a leader should be both a lion and a fox?

In what year did the Holy Roman Empire officially cease to exist?

Which Enlightenment philosophe argued that men and women naturally inhabit "separate spheres"?

The swath of land in Czechoslovakia that Hitler was given through appeasement was

The 1881 assassination of this Tsar led to a retraction of "liberal" reforms.

Whose work The Second Sex argued for equality for women?

During the revolutions of 1830, this bourgeois man became the "citizen king" of France

The event that landed Hitler in prison for a brief period.

The Pragmatic Sanction of 1713 issued by Charles VI put who on the throne

Which of the following was a direct result of the Corn Laws?

The term for the selling of church offices, widely criticized by the 16th century, is?

In this map, this line was established by...