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AP Euro- Unit 1- Renaissance, Age of Exploration and Scientific Revolution
AP Euro- Unit 1- Renaissance, Age of Exploration and Scientific Revolution
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1
Which artist featured Plato and Aristotle at the center of the piece titled
School of Athens
?
Raphael
Donatello
da Vinci
Michelangelo
2
The invention of the moveable type printing press had the most significant impact on
The Northern Renaissance
Spanish and Portuguese navigators
The Italian Renaissance
artists like da Vinci and Raphael
3
Portuguese navigator who sailed around Africa to India but "discovered" Brazil on the way
de Gama
Diaz
Cabral
Henry the Navigator
4
Machiavelli said a good leader should be both clever and strong- like what two animals?
fox and lion
lion and tiger
dog and cat
owl and tiger
5
Under the economic system of mercantilism, who controls what is produced and sold in the colonies?
the merchant class
the religious establishment
the state
the nobility
6
The term "Renaissance Man" - someone multi-talented who has reached full potential- is typically ascribed to ___________
Donatello
Leonardo da Vinci
Michelangelo
Raphael
7
Which of the following best describes Italy politically in the mid-fourteenth century?
A unified nation under the pope in Rome
Urban city-states that constantly fought each other for dominance
A collection of states ruled by the Holy Roman Emperor
An Ottoman colony
8
This Northern Ren. painter created art that focused on peasant life and landscapes to honor God
Rembrandt
Desiderius Erasmus
Pieter Bruegel
Jan Van Eyck
9
Where was the Christian humanist movement strongest in Europe in the 15th century?
Northern Europe
The Vatican in Rome
Italian Peninsula
Iberian Peninsula (Spain & Portugal)
10
How did the Portuguese typically obtain African slaves in the 1500 and 1600s?
By conquering the interior of Africa
By sailing along the coast & trading for them w/other African tribes
By trading with the Ottoman Turks
By tricking them and kidnapping them
11
Who is the sculptor of the following piece?
Michelangelo
David
Donatello
Raphael
12
In the Valladolid Debates (1550), Bartolome de las Casas argued for
the end of West African and New World slavery
the transition from mining gold to the mining of silver in The New World
end of the encomienda system and better treatment of the indigenous people
More Spanish control over converting indigenous people to Christianity
13
What city-state was considered to be the cultural center of the Renaissance?
Florence
Rome
Genoa
Venice
14
Marco Polo's expedition to China via __________ fueled the imagination of restless Europeans
The Mediterranean Sea & Indian Ocean
Arab trade routes through North Africa
the old network of Roman roads
the Silk Road
15
Spanish obsession with silver was motivated by the ___________ demand for all trade payments in silver.
Portuguese
Japanese
Chinese
Ottoman
16
People showing increased interest in worldly pursuits such as art, culture and wealth accumulation is known as
Mercantilism
Secularism
Naturalism
Individualism
17
Which of the following went from the Americas to Europe in the Columbian Exchange?
Coffee
Tomatoes
Citrus Fruits
Horses
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Columbus named a colony "Navidad" on Christmas Eve in 1492 in the modern day country of-
Cuba
The Bahamas
The Dominican Republic
Haiti
19
The forcible expulsion by military means of the Muslims on the Iberian Peninsula by the Spanish
The Inquisition
The Conversos
The Reconquista
The War of the Roses
20
The first globally-traded commodity, it connected economies from the New World to Asia, and ultimately led to inflation
Sugar
Gold
Silver
Silk
21
Which group would most likely speak out against the printing press and the increased access to education?
the Medici Family
Civic humanists
the Christian humanists
The Church/religious establishment
22
1453 event- played a major role in closing the Silk Road & re-focusing European exploration efforts in new directions
The Crusades
Fall of Constantinople to the Ottomans
The Bubonic Plague
The Hundred Years' War between France & England
23
The Spanish discovered that the Aztecs had built an elaborate capital city on a lake in what is today
Mexico City
Lima, Peru
Bogota, Colombia
La Plaz, Bolivia
24
Who is the painter of the piece titled
The Arnolfini Portrait
?
Hans Holbein the Elder
Albrecht Dürer
Jean Fouquet
Jan Van Eyck
25
Smaller, more stable ship in rough seas- allows for sailing west against Atlantic currents
Astrolabe
Malacca
Lateen
Caravel
26
The following painting was the work from which artist?
Michelangelo
da Vinci
Raphael
Botticelli
27
Who did NOT potentially benefit from the Treaty of Tordesillas?
Spain
Portugal
Catholic Church
France
28
What was the Renaissance humanist attitude towards women?
Men and women were equal
They should have some limited rights but not as much as men
Women lost rights- they should stay home & stay out of sight
Women shouldn't be mistreated like they were in the Mid Ages
29
Used to find your latitude, useful for ocean navigation- technology acquired from Muslim travelers and scientists
Astrolabe
Lateen
Compass
Chronometer
30
A government & Church sponsored program of torture to ensure devotion to the Christian faith
The Inquisitition
The Encomienda
The Conversos
The Reconquista
31
Justified by some as mutually beneficial, it was an early form of slavery of natives in Spanish colonies
Encomienda
Reconquista
Viceroyalties
Inquisition
32
In the textbook passage you read yesterday, what was the main idea or thesis of the author?
Portugal played no significant role in the Atlantic slave trade whatsoever
Everyone was equally to blame for the slave trade- especially Africans
Portugal is truly remorseful for its role in the Trans Atlantic slave trade
Atlantic slave trade was a positive thing- it created a vibrant new culture
33
Christian humanists believed one should look to the ancient Greco-Roman classics as well as-
fine art
the New Testament
other major world religions
the pope
34
The early English voyages to the New World in the 1600s were mostly motivated by
religious groups seeking refuge
war and famine in Ireland
forced migration due to slavery
overpopulation in England
35
Which Northern Renaissance artist was known for his highly detailed etchings?
Hans Holbein the Elder
Jan Van Eyck
Jean Fouquet
Albrecht Dürer
36
Gutenberg's printing press allowed faster, more efficient printing of texts in
Latin
German
Greek
English
37
The official written language used by the Church
Greek
Italian
Vernacular
Latin
38
The stage of the triangular trade in which millions of Africans were forcibly transported to the New World
Middle Passage
Columbian Exchange
Treaty of Tordesillas
The Silk Road
39
"New Monarchs" centralized power with strict religious uniformity, military, & often brutality. Who typified that style?
Leo X
Louis XI
Ferdinand and Isabella
Henry VII
40
This group took the lucrative spice trading ports away from the Portuguese and made tons of money from it:
English
French
Spanish
Dutch
41
This Mesoamerican Empire in modern day South America was conquered by Spanish conquistador Francisco Pizarro in 1532
Mayan
Aztec
Incan
Olmec
42
Machiavelli advised leaders in The Prince, "it is better to be __________ than __________."
feared; loved
loved; feared
kind; mean
hated; loved
43
In The Prince, Machiavelli said the primary role of any government is
to provide safety and security for its people
to provide healthcare and education
to make war and conquer new land
to make money
44
Which of the following best explains Spanish conquistador brutal behavior in the New World?
Hatred of Portugal
The Reconquista & Inquisition
Highly advanced indigenous societies
Fear of Ottoman Turks
45
Which dynasty of merchants of Florence used its wealth to patronize the artists of the day?
Gonzaga
Visconti
Sforza
Medici
46
Botticelli painted Birth of Venus as a homage to
Leonardo da Vinci
the Church
the Greek classics of antiquity
the Medici family
47
What eventually caused the Spanish economy to collapse?
inflation in the global silver market
Atlantic voyages were too costly
terms of the Treaty of Tordesillas
Portuguese pirates
48
Copernicus challenged a theory about the universe previously held by the Greeks and the Church. His theory was known as
latincentric
geocentric
solarcentric
heliocentric
49
In 1492 Spain sponsored Columbus. What else happened that year that motivated the Spanish crown to sponsor exploration?
the Hundred Years' War
the fall of Constantinople
the Spanish Armada invasion of England
Completion of the Reconquista
50
Chaucer's
Canterbury Tales
was written in English, one of the first texts to be written in the local
text
slang
vernacular
short-hand
51
To cultivate wealth and state power under mercantilism, the state must exploit
technology
colonial raw materials
weaker nations
slaves
52
French mercantilism was driven by the pursuit of
gold and silver
sugar and spices
fancy cheese and fine wine
the fur trade