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AP Euro Chapter 15 Textbook Self Test 2
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1
Who developed the essay as a literary form and emphasized the doctrine of skepticism?
Hugo Grotius
Jean Bodin
Sir Issac Newton
Michel de Montaigne
2
Outside of England and the Dutch Republic, the essential staple of most Europeans diets was?
Fish
Grain
Dairy products
Meat
3
Members of which French noble fam were close relatives of the French king but became Huguenots?
The Guise family
The Medicis family
The Bourbon family
The Valois family
4
What was the name of the treaty that ended the Thirty Year's War?
The Edict of Nantes
The Peace of Westphalia
The Thirty-Nine Articles
The Treaty of Ausburg
5
Who wrote
The Advancement of Learning
?
Sir Francis Bacon
Andreas Vesalius
Tycho Brahe
Nicolaus Copernicus
6
Which of the following
best
describes the marriage & the family patterns of 17th century Europe
Europeans married later and had more children
Europeans married later and had fewer children
Europeans married earlier and had fewer children
Europeans married earlier and had more childeren
7
At the time of the Thirty Years' War, the Holy Roman Empire was under the rule of
the Spanish Habsburgs
the Valois
the Austrian Habsburgs
the House of Savoy
8
Which two Catholic powers warred against each other during the Thirty Years' War?
The Holy Roman Empire and Sweden
Spain and France
Bohemia and Spain
The Netherlands and Spain
9
Which following is
not
an example of Queen Elizabeth I's defense of English Protestantism?
The provision of funds and troops to aid Dutch Protestants
The Church of England issuing it's 39 Articles of Religion
Her decision to marry Philip II of Spain
Her ordering of the execution of Mary, Queen of Scots
10
The plays of Williiam Shakespeare
were set in contemporary Egland
Reflected concerns of the age, like the authority crisis
Were performed by traveling groups of amateurs
Were sponsored by Puritan patrons