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AP Euro Semester 1 Review 1450-1815
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A series of rebellions against royal authority. Caused Louis XIV to build Versailles.
Fronde
Peasant Rebellion of 1524
Gunpowder Plot
Thermidor
2
Classical doctors Galen and Hippocrates believed in the _____ theory of the body and diseases
Humoral
Antiseptic
Integrated Systems
Germ
3
Government control of economy: ensure a favorable balance of trade and self-sufficient economy
Mercantilism
Capitalism
Socialism
Communism
4
Direct tax on the French peasantry; most important source of income for the French monarchy
Jaquerie
Taille
Steuer
Tithe
5
This allowed the ruler of a German state to choose the religion of that state
Edict of Nantes
Peace of Augsburg
Concordat of Vienna
Edict of Worms
6
Father of empiricism helped to develop the scientific method by advocating inductive reasoning
Issac Newton
Rene Descartes
Blaise Pascal
Francis Bacon
7
Which of the following was
NOT
a corruption addressed in Luther's 95 Theses?
Pluralism
Simony
Predestination
Indulgences
8
Europe's first feminist, wrote a history of famous women during the Renaissance
Pizan
Shelley
Wollstonecraft
Curie
9
Which of the following did NOT contribute to developing the Heliocentric view of the cosmos?
Copernicus
Newton
Galileo
Harvey
10
The bloodless revolution that led to the crowning of William III and Mary II in 1688
Commonwealth
Magna Carta
Glorious Revolution
Protectorate
11
This is the reason why Brazilians speak Portugese
Treaty of Utrecht
Golden Bull
Line of Principle
Treaty of Tordasilla
12
This man wrote about reforming the Catholic church and how men should emulate Jesus
Thomas More
D. Hume
D. Erasmus
Montaigne
13
Which of the following is
NOT
a reason why the Renaissance began in Italy
Wars between the City-States
Trade in Italian ports
the Black Plague
Italian heritage
14
Opposed mercantilism, "invisible hand," free trade
Hobbes
Burke
Adam Smith
Marx
15
This ended the 30 Years War and marked the end of a universal religion in Europe and the HRE
Treaty of Paris
Treaty of the Pyraneese
Peace of Westphalia
Treaty of Utrecht
16
Oligarchy of wealthy merchants and relative religious freedom
Great Britain
Kingdom of the Two Scicilies
Dutch Republic
Spanish Netherlands
17
Foundedby Ignatius Loyola in1540; well educated; worked to spread Catholicism to the Nw World
Franciscans
Capucians
Jesuits
Carmelites
18
Invention helped to spread classical texts, vernacular literature and Protestant Reformation
Printing Press
Telegraph
Spinning Jenny
Astrolabe
19
Wrote The Courtier; women should be well educated and charming, but they are not equal to men
More
Machivelli
Castiglione
Erasmus
20
Reached India in 1498; Claimed Brazil in 1500
De Gama; Balboa
Diaz; Balboa
De Gama; Cabral
Cortez; De Gama
21
Named himself Lord Protector in 1653
Napoleon
Robespierre
Cromwell
Hanoover
22
Poor women would pick up left over grain; done before the Agricultural Revolution
Enclosure
Bessemer Process
Gleaning
Crop Rotation
23
French officials who worked directly for the King and ran the local governments
Boyers
Intendants
Junkers
Burgers
24
This granted Huguenots religious freedom in over 200 cities in France
Peace of Westphalia
Edict of Worms
Deceleration of Paris
Edict of Nantes
25
Social contract theory, natural rights, tabula rasa
Burke
Locke
Rousseau
Hobbes
26
These forms of art were commissioned by monarchies to promote their stature and power
Neoclassical
Renaissance
Mannerism
Impressionism
27
Promoted the revival of classical literature, secularism and individualism
Classicism
Vernacularism
Printing Press
Humanism
28
Rural industry with wageworkers and hand tools–Occurredbefore large scale factories were built
Cottage Industry
Guilds
Joint Stock Company
Enclosure
29
Used balance of power and legitimacy to maintain the Old Regime and restore the French monarch
Munich Conference
Congress of Vienna
Berlin Conference
Paris Peace Conference
30
study of classical texts with specifically Christian content; Desiderius Erasmus
Secularism
Socialism
Christian Humanisism
Vernacular
31
The 1st to describe the circulatory system and describe the body as an integrated system
Paracelsus
DaVinci
William Harvey
Hippocrates
32
The taking back of Spain from the Muslims that ended in 1492
Conquérir
Reconquista
Conquistador
Conquistare
33
Social contract, emotion rather than reason, women are naturally inferior to men
Locke
Rousseau
Burke
Hobbes
34
The Medici family dominated which of the following Italian City-States?
Tyrol
Florence
Scicily
Naples
35
Sevenelectorates chose the Holy RomanEmperor
Golden Bull
Papal Bull
Edict of Fontain Blue
Discourse on Government
36
Doubled size of Prussian army; connected military rank to social class and political privilege
Wilhelm I
Fredrick II
Frerick William the Great Elector
Fredrick William I
37
Moderate middle class reaction to the Reign of Terror. Led to the execution of Robespierre.
National Assembly
Fronde
Committee of Public Safety
Thermidorian Reaction
38
Name given to the Spanish military forces sent to the Netherlands led by the Duke of Alba
Council of Ten
Council of Arras
Council of Blood
Council of Utrecht
39
Supported the King during the English Civil War
Tories
Whigs
Cavaliers
Roundheads
40
Which of the following is not a characteristic of the New Monarchies (late 1400s-1500s)?
freedom of religion
dispensing justice
tax collection
standing army
41
Which of the came from the New World in the Columbian Exchange?
Potatoes
Cows
Carrots
Small Pox
42
This gave French monarchs the right to choose their bishops in the Catholic Church
Concordat of Bologna
Peace of Augsburg
Pragmatic Sanction
Edict of Nantes
43
Czech reformerwho was executed for questioning the authority of the Pope
Erasmus
Thomas More
John Wycliffe
Jan Huss
44
Believed in social contract theory. Advocated for Enlightened Despotism.
Rousseau
Burke
Hobbes
Locke
45
Meeting of German princes; Charles V told Luther to renounce his condemnation of Catholicism
Golden Bull
Council of Berlin
Diet of Worms
Congress Vienna
46
One ruler with all the power based on divine right
Republicanism
Absolutism
Liberalism
Constitutionalism
47
Which of the following is a politique?
Louis X of France
Elizabeth II of England
Henry III of France
Henry IV of France
48
French law that banned craft guilds; later used to ban labor unions
Edict of Worms
Defenestration of Prague
Corn Laws
LeChapelier Laws
49
Ended the War of Spanish Succession, Bourbons ruled both Spain and France
Treaty of Versailles
Treaty of Westphalia
Treaty of Utrecht
Peace of Vienna
50
This Reformation religion advocated for a separation of church and state
Hugenots
Presbyterians
Anabaptists
Calvinist