Why is Spain so strong during the Age of Discovery?

Resources from Spanish Colonies

What was an impact of the Age of Discovery

Transfer of plants, animals, and diseases

What was the purpose of the Concert of Europe

Maintain balance of power through conservatism

Which of the following is a feature of early European expansion?

The spread of Christianity as a justification

Factory acts sought to improve life for

working class women and children

What did the Concert of Europe have to deal with

attempts by revolutionaries to destroy balance of power

belief that the bible is the way to salvation

The Factory Act of 1833

Increased regulation of factories

Slave ports were most likely a cause of

International wars over trade routes

used strong emotion to foster a sense of national identity

lending at an illegal high rate

What is a general aspect of the initial ecounters between Europeans and Native Americans?

Advances in military gave Europeans an advantage

The Edict of Nantes was written in reponse to

Persecution of French Protestants

After Napoleon people supported

establishment of Congress of Vienna

engaged in by many countries in Europe

which of the following shows the French Revolution was based on the Enlightenment

Declaration of the Rights of Man

What contributed to the partition of Poland?

the abililty of the polish nobility to limit the monarch

The career possibilites for educated women changed the most during which of the following

The post-second world War period

Major result of the Edict of Nantes

Some political and religious freedom for Protestants

Which of the following in true about the 18th and 19th centuries

Spain would fall behind England, and France

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1
all of the following contributed to the abolition of slavery except
lobbying efforts of religious
acceptance of human rights
Declining profit fo plantations
development of racism
2
Why is Spain so strong during the Age of Discovery?
outcome fo the 30 years war
Expansion of the slave trade
because of the military revolution
Resources from Spanish Colonies
3
What new political position started during the Renaissance
Ambassadors
Princes
Advisors
conquistadors
4
many early modern town and city ordinances during the reformation were ordinances to
prohibition of alcohol
no civil affairs with religious society
discouragement of popular festivals
regulation of morals
5
In the 19th century what broke apart empires
Nationalism
Imperialism
Conservatism
Socialism
6
What was an impact of the Age of Discovery
The creation of plantation system in the West indies
Transfer of plants, animals, and diseases
the establishment of colonies in Americas by all powers
Large-scale migration
7
What was the purpose of the Concert of Europe
Maintain balance of power through conservatism
expand trade
encourage liberal reform
Protect civil liberties
8
Which of the following is a feature of early European expansion?
The spread of Christianity as a justification
the reliance of European colonists on native people
the rapid adoption of some European technologies
The creation of hybrid cultures
9
Factory acts sought to improve life for
working class men
working class women and children
upper middle class women
upper middle class factory owners
10
What did the Concert of Europe have to deal with
attempts by revolutionaries to destroy balance of power
Suppression of nationalist revolutions
The Napoleonic Wars
The resurgence of conservatism
11
Henry IV would be most concerned with
Avoide another civil war
converting everyone to protestantism
Support by the Pope
colonization
12
Who led the slave revolt in Haiti?
San Jose Martin
Toussaint L'Ouverture
Simon Bolivar
Napoleon
13
Protestants believe
sale of indulgences
only baptism is a valid sacrament
some individuals are predestined for salvation
belief that the bible is the way to salvation
14
The Factory Act of 1833
Increased regulation of factories
diminished growth of public education
support laissez-faire
less government reform
15
Slave ports were most likely a cause of
International wars over trade routes
The push for abolition of the slave trade
the takeover of the sugar trade by England
Cooperation between French and English
16
Which of the following is Peter the Greats reasons for visiting England
wanted to bring together European and Asian education
wished to expand trade into Asia
wanted to modernize his empire
he wished to retire political life
17
what is romanticism
used subject mtter from imperial encounters
use dreams and visions to emphasize behavior
used strong emotion to foster a sense of national identity
depicted ordinary people's lives
18
Usury is
lending at an illegal high rate
an attack on the financial policies of the church
an attempt to implement mercantilist policies
an effort to stimulate economic growth
19
What is a general aspect of the initial ecounters between Europeans and Native Americans?
Europeans often threatened exitisting hierarchies
lack of knowledge of native languages hindered takeover
Europeans were outnumbered by the natives
Advances in military gave Europeans an advantage
20
The Edict of Nantes was written in reponse to
Edict of Fontinbleu
95 theses
Queen Elizabeth
Persecution of French Protestants
21
The Napoleonic wars inspired nationalism in
Germany and Spain
Spain only
Germany only
Britain only
22
In the sixteenth century, towns experienced which of the following demographic transformations
decllining populations
migration from the countryide
rapid growth largely by birthrate
migration from the city
23
After Napoleon people supported
unify German states
stop spread of French Revolution in Germany
establishment of Congress of Vienna
Industrializatin in Germany
24
The Slave trade was
engaged in by many countries in Europe
controlled mainly by the French
the most important aspect of the Dutch economy
concentrated around the Congo River
25
which of the following shows the French Revolution was based on the Enlightenment
Declaration of the Rights of Man
making the French Religion Catholicism
peasant revolts
Suppress the revolts in colonies
26
Newspapers of the period were most influential in
building womens suffrage
shaping opinion
spread of labor unions
building acceptance of politics
27
What contributed to the partition of Poland?
adoptin of revolutionary ideals
reimpositin of serfdom
failure to industrialize
the abililty of the polish nobility to limit the monarch
28
The career possibilites for educated women changed the most during which of the following
The Interwar Period
The post-second world War period
Second Industrial Revolution
The first World War
29
Major result of the Edict of Nantes
Increased population
Some political and religious freedom for Protestants
Increased persecutino of religious minorities
almost total conversion to Protestantism
30
Who had the most control of the slave trade
England
France
Spain
Germany
31
Which of the following in true about the 18th and 19th centuries
Spain would become capitalist
Spain would fall behind England, and France
Spain would maintain its position
Spain would industrialize first
32
The parition of Poland was in the spirit of
Mercantilism
Bismarckian system
socialism
Balance of Power
33
Conservatism would want
demis of the aristocracy
order and stability in society
rights for all individuals
economic progress across all classes

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