What did Prince Henry do?

Established a school for navigators

Which was NOT part of the slave trade emergence?

The natives in Mexico were killed by smallpox

Who were the Flagellants?

Christian fanatics that whipped themselves during the Plague

The treaty of Tordesillas

Divided North America between Spain and Portugal

The African slave trade

Forcible movement of 12 million African slaves overseas

Europeans took expansionist voyages for all of these reasons except

Fear of occupation of these lands by Muslims

France's Capetian Kings

Were only effective around Paris

Which is not true about towns and cities?

They produced food and were self sufficient

Which was NOT motive for the crusades?

The initiate religious cooperation

Which of the following can be said about the slave trade?

It was cheaper to replace slaves than breed them

Thought Asia was closer by going west and larger

What was true about Spain's New World empire?

Spain Controlled Church activities in the New World

What happened in the Great Schism?

Two individuals claimed Papal Status

The medieval university

Started as an association of scholars

important reason for massive growth of African slave trade in 16th century

Labor needs for sugarcane work in the New World

Which of the following true about European contacts with Africa

Boers wereresponsible for keeping Europeans away

The English Parliament

Was a system of power sharing between society & the monarch

Which of the following is a valid statement about manorialism?

It provided the economic foundation for feudalism

What is NOT true about European contacts with Africa

The boers kept Europeans out of South Africa

What ended the Portuguese control of the spice trade?

The British and Dutch East India Companies

Emergence of transatlantic trade included all of the following except:

Native population died out in Mexico from smallpox

Which was not correct about the Hundred Years War?

It was won by traditional fighting methods

10x more capital than British East India Co.

Had 10x more capital than British East India Company

What was the encomienda system?

A protection system between the natives and the Spanish

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Answers

1
Why did the slave trade grow so much during the 16th century
To man exploration ships
To train butlers for New World viceroys
The New World needed labor
To fight the Mayans
2
What did Prince Henry do?
Was England's best naval officer
Was King of Portugal
Established a school for navigators
Pirates Muslim ships in the Mediterrenean
3
Feudalism was the relationship between
Lords and Vassals
Serfs and Lords
Knights and Priests
Popes and Cardinals
4
Which was NOT part of the slave trade emergence?
They were already used in Europe and elsewhere
Laborers for plantations were needed
The immense profits to be made in the trade
The natives in Mexico were killed by smallpox
5
Who were the Flagellants?
A new Christian order
Christian fanatics that whipped themselves during the Plague
The first slaves brought to Europe
French bean farmers
6
There has been no slavery on Africa before Europeans arrival
True
False
7
The treaty of Tordesillas
Is new at Qdoba
Divided North America between England and France
Divided North America between Spain and Portugal
Was decided on by Elizabeth I
8
The African slave trade
Began horrific practices before seen in Africa
Was altered by Frech in 1500s
Forcible movement of 12 million African slaves overseas
Solved labor shortage challenge in European agriculture
9
European power took over most of Indonesia
Portugal
Spain
France
British
10
conquistadors of Spain were financed by Spanish crown
True
False
11
Europeans took expansionist voyages for all of these reasons except
The potential for economic gain
Intercontinental competition
Fear of occupation of these lands by Muslims
To spread Christianity
12
France's Capetian Kings
Defeated Charlemagne
Fled to Marseilles
Were only effective around Paris
Ruled the entire land strongly
13
Primary motive of European expansion was " glory, God, glory"!
False
True
14
Which is not true about towns and cities?
They received charters of liberties
They were located on or near transportation routes
They produced food and were self sufficient
They began at strategically viable locations
15
The land that provided the vassal's economic support was called the
Tallage
Farm
Fief
Ranch
16
Before coming of Euroeans, most African slaves were war captives or prisoners
False
True
17
Which was NOT motive for the crusades?
The initiate religious cooperation
To liberate the Holy Land
A military adventure
To get rich
18
Which of the following can be said about the slave trade?
Spain chose not to take part
England preferred the natives as laborers
England abolished the slave trade in 1603
It was cheaper to replace slaves than breed them
19
Christopher Columbus
Conquered the Incas
Was from Barcelona
Served the Portugese
Thought Asia was closer by going west and larger
20
What was true about Spain's New World empire?
The Spanish were nice to the natives
The number of natives increased
Spain Controlled Church activities in the New World
The natives embraced Spanish policies
21
Who was NOT involved in the Third Crusade?
Belisarius
Saladin
Barbarosa
Richard the Lionhearted
22
Medieval Christian Monasteries did what?
Were centers of learning
Forcefully implemented the Scriptures
Just chilled out
Became militarized
23
What happened in the Great Schism?
Three individuals claimed Papal Status
Two individuals claimed Papal Status
The Knights who say Ni took over Scotland
Led to the sacking of Constantinople
24
Which of the following was a principle of Early Renaissance art?
Demonstrated in Masaccio's frescoes
All of these
Had lots to do with perspective
Used lots of triangles
25
Between 1400 and 1800 Southeast Asia experienced it's flowering of traditional culture
True
False
26
The medieval university
Only taught theology
Taught only science
Only taught in vernacular
Started as an association of scholars
27
important reason for massive growth of African slave trade in 16th century
Labor needs for sugarcane work in the New World
The ener out growth in Afirican birth rate
For development of Tabacco plantations in New World
28
Which of the following true about European contacts with Africa
Boers wereresponsible for keeping Europeans away
Podtugues took over the gold race in East Africa
African interior was little influenced in 1500s
29
What brothers translated the Bible into Slavonic?
Mikhail and Lenoid
Brennan and Dale
Nikita and Joseph
Cyril and Methodius
30
The English Parliament
Was a system of power sharing between society & the monarch
Was a bunch of cranky Brits
Provided foundation for the rule of the absolute monarch
Evolved from King Arthur's round table
31
Which of the following is a valid statement about manorialism?
The manor was the fundamental unit of community organization
It ended in the tenth century
It increased social mobility for peasants
It provided the economic foundation for feudalism
32
What is NOT true about European contacts with Africa
The Dutch established a colony at Capetown
The Portuguese controlled the gold trade for a time
The African interior was, for the most part, unaffected
The boers kept Europeans out of South Africa
33
The Fourth crusade resulted in the
Sack of Istanbul
Fall of Constantinople
Conquest of Alexandria
Capture of Jerusalem
34
What ended the Portuguese control of the spice trade?
A second plague
Christopher Columbus
Muslim merchant ship attacks
The British and Dutch East India Companies
35
First European nation to gain control of Southeast Asia' spice trade was Netherlands
True
False
36
Which of these did the Mongols use to revolutionize warfare?
Yelling at people while they charged in a high-pitched voice
The stirrup
Biological Warfare
The longbow
37
Only 1/2 ships involved in Indian trade survived for a second journey
False
True
38
In 1492, Columbus explored
Mexico
Hispaniola
Flo Rida and found apple bottom jeans with boots with fur
Panama
39
Who rounded the Cape of Good Hope?
Vasco de Gama
Magellan
Prince Henry
Bartholomew Días
40
What did high Middle Ages agriculture not have?
Iron tools
The use of slave labor
Swamp draining
The three field system
41
France's first parliament was called the
Riksdag
Estates-General
Chambre de Comptes
Parliament
42
The Black Death was spread by
Gwen Stefani
Fleas
Infested crop yields
An increase in trade
43
Emergence of transatlantic trade included all of the following except:
There were considerable profits to be made in slave trade
Native population died out in Mexico from smallpox
The movement of sugar cane production west to Mediterrean
44
What empire did Pizzaro destroy?
Mayans
Aztecs
Incas
Iroquois
45
Which was not correct about the Hundred Years War?
Gunpowder was used
Fought by England and France
It was won by traditional fighting methods
The Longbow was introduced
46
The VOC had
10x more capital than British East India Co.
Divine right ruling
Ho Chi Minh
The Opprechnikki
47
The Italian Renaissance was
Rebirth of interest in Greco-Roman culture
A new and recovery era in Europe
A fantastic time in literature history
All of these
48
VOC
sacred ruler of Khmer
Malayan ruling class
Had 10x more capital than British East India Company
Secret policy agency in Burma
49
The Europeans expanded maritime influence in all of the following ways except
Lateen sails with square rigging
Naval experience
Ships larger than Zhenghe's
The Chinese sternpost rudder
50
What was the encomienda system?
The forcing of Judaism upon the natives
The extracting of natives for slaves in Europe
The self governing of the natives over their homelands
A protection system between the natives and the Spanish
51
The Neoplatonism of whom was reflected in the painting of the Sistine Chapel
Dürer
Leonardo
Michelangelo
Raphael
52
What European triumphed in Indonesia?
The Spanish
The Vikings
The Dutch
The Portugese
53
The joint stock a English East India Company had an aim of developing trade in India
True
False
54
What religious order was committed to living a common life and administering to the poor?
Franciscans
Jesuits
Cistercians
Dominicans
55
Vassals did which of the following?
Were supported by a fief of land
Shared the poverty values of monks
Were supported by their lord directly
They were heavily involved in trade
56
The Scandinavian Vikings were successful because
Their boats allowed them to travel far up shallow rivers
They stayed away from England and France
They were really threatening to the rest of Europe
They had cool swords
57
What troubled the early 1300s?
The Russians
The "little ice age"
Global warming
Muslim takeover of Rome
58
Spanish based of pertain in Southeast Asia was established in
Java
Vietnam
Philippines
Malacca
59
Which is not true about the lives of peasants?
They owed their services to the lords
They belonged to agricultural craft guilds
Their houses were very basic
Peasant women had tough roles
60
in regard to African slave trade, it can be said that
Until 18th century, it was cheaper to replace slaves
Native Africans played a role in suppling slaves to Europe
Abolished by English in 1603
Largest African slave trade was crossed across Indian ocean
61
The African slave trade
Involved the movement of 12 million African slaves overseas
Was entirely new to the African continent
Had little economic value
Was heavily taken part in by the Danes
62
What Italian intellectual emphasized pure Latin?
Donatello
Petrarch
Bruni
Ficino
63
Where did the Catholic Church move during the early 14th century?
Lyon
Milan
Across the street
Avignon
64
In Medieval times, Aristocratic women
Commanded troops
Occasionally played major roles
Were completely subordinate to their husbands
Were dominant
65
Who ruled Brasil?
Dutch
Spanish
English
Portuguese
66
Which of the following is a European link to the rest of the world during this time?
Idi Amin comes to power supported by France
Robespierre takes over Madagascar and conquers South Africa
Marco Polo travels to East Asia
Vikings settle in the Virgin Islands
67
What Portuguese conquerors seized Malacca?
da Gama and Albuquerque
Dîas and Cabot
Albuquerque and Magellan
Prince Henry and Vasco da Gama
68
Which of the following statements about fief-holding is NOT true?
Reflected the value of land during that time
It led to he creation of Knights
The Church wanted to give peasants and serfs social help
It led to a time dominated by cavalry in warfare
69
Where was the Spanish stronghold in SE Asia?
Philippines
Malacca
Hong Kong
Cambodia
70
What did Charlemagne's empire NOT do?
Included a very large territory
Had an urban economy that used money
Had courts ruling for the monarch across the land
Fused Roman, German, and Christian elements

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Questions 70

Answers

1
Why did the slave trade grow so much during the 16th century
To man exploration ships
To train butlers for New World viceroys
The New World needed labor
To fight the Mayans
2
What did Prince Henry do?
Was England's best naval officer
Was King of Portugal
Established a school for navigators
Pirates Muslim ships in the Mediterrenean
3
Feudalism was the relationship between
Lords and Vassals
Serfs and Lords
Knights and Priests
Popes and Cardinals
4
Which was NOT part of the slave trade emergence?
They were already used in Europe and elsewhere
Laborers for plantations were needed
The immense profits to be made in the trade
The natives in Mexico were killed by smallpox
5
Who were the Flagellants?
A new Christian order
Christian fanatics that whipped themselves during the Plague
The first slaves brought to Europe
French bean farmers
6
There has been no slavery on Africa before Europeans arrival
True
False
7
The treaty of Tordesillas
Is new at Qdoba
Divided North America between England and France
Divided North America between Spain and Portugal
Was decided on by Elizabeth I
8
The African slave trade
Began horrific practices before seen in Africa
Was altered by Frech in 1500s
Forcible movement of 12 million African slaves overseas
Solved labor shortage challenge in European agriculture
9
European power took over most of Indonesia
Portugal
Spain
France
British
10
conquistadors of Spain were financed by Spanish crown
True
False
11
Europeans took expansionist voyages for all of these reasons except
The potential for economic gain
Intercontinental competition
Fear of occupation of these lands by Muslims
To spread Christianity
12
France's Capetian Kings
Defeated Charlemagne
Fled to Marseilles
Were only effective around Paris
Ruled the entire land strongly
13
Primary motive of European expansion was " glory, God, glory"!
False
True
14
Which is not true about towns and cities?
They received charters of liberties
They were located on or near transportation routes
They produced food and were self sufficient
They began at strategically viable locations
15
The land that provided the vassal's economic support was called the
Tallage
Farm
Fief
Ranch
16
Before coming of Euroeans, most African slaves were war captives or prisoners
False
True
17
Which was NOT motive for the crusades?
The initiate religious cooperation
To liberate the Holy Land
A military adventure
To get rich
18
Which of the following can be said about the slave trade?
Spain chose not to take part
England preferred the natives as laborers
England abolished the slave trade in 1603
It was cheaper to replace slaves than breed them
19
Christopher Columbus
Conquered the Incas
Was from Barcelona
Served the Portugese
Thought Asia was closer by going west and larger
20
What was true about Spain's New World empire?
The Spanish were nice to the natives
The number of natives increased
Spain Controlled Church activities in the New World
The natives embraced Spanish policies
21
Who was NOT involved in the Third Crusade?
Belisarius
Saladin
Barbarosa
Richard the Lionhearted
22
Medieval Christian Monasteries did what?
Were centers of learning
Forcefully implemented the Scriptures
Just chilled out
Became militarized
23
What happened in the Great Schism?
Three individuals claimed Papal Status
Two individuals claimed Papal Status
The Knights who say Ni took over Scotland
Led to the sacking of Constantinople
24
Which of the following was a principle of Early Renaissance art?
Demonstrated in Masaccio's frescoes
All of these
Had lots to do with perspective
Used lots of triangles
25
Between 1400 and 1800 Southeast Asia experienced it's flowering of traditional culture
True
False
26
The medieval university
Only taught theology
Taught only science
Only taught in vernacular
Started as an association of scholars
27
important reason for massive growth of African slave trade in 16th century
Labor needs for sugarcane work in the New World
The ener out growth in Afirican birth rate
For development of Tabacco plantations in New World
28
Which of the following true about European contacts with Africa
Boers wereresponsible for keeping Europeans away
Podtugues took over the gold race in East Africa
African interior was little influenced in 1500s
29
What brothers translated the Bible into Slavonic?
Mikhail and Lenoid
Brennan and Dale
Nikita and Joseph
Cyril and Methodius
30
The English Parliament
Was a system of power sharing between society & the monarch
Was a bunch of cranky Brits
Provided foundation for the rule of the absolute monarch
Evolved from King Arthur's round table
31
Which of the following is a valid statement about manorialism?
The manor was the fundamental unit of community organization
It ended in the tenth century
It increased social mobility for peasants
It provided the economic foundation for feudalism
32
What is NOT true about European contacts with Africa
The Dutch established a colony at Capetown
The Portuguese controlled the gold trade for a time
The African interior was, for the most part, unaffected
The boers kept Europeans out of South Africa
33
The Fourth crusade resulted in the
Sack of Istanbul
Fall of Constantinople
Conquest of Alexandria
Capture of Jerusalem
34
What ended the Portuguese control of the spice trade?
A second plague
Christopher Columbus
Muslim merchant ship attacks
The British and Dutch East India Companies
35
First European nation to gain control of Southeast Asia' spice trade was Netherlands
True
False
36
Which of these did the Mongols use to revolutionize warfare?
Yelling at people while they charged in a high-pitched voice
The stirrup
Biological Warfare
The longbow
37
Only 1/2 ships involved in Indian trade survived for a second journey
False
True
38
In 1492, Columbus explored
Mexico
Hispaniola
Flo Rida and found apple bottom jeans with boots with fur
Panama
39
Who rounded the Cape of Good Hope?
Vasco de Gama
Magellan
Prince Henry
Bartholomew Días
40
What did high Middle Ages agriculture not have?
Iron tools
The use of slave labor
Swamp draining
The three field system
41
France's first parliament was called the
Riksdag
Estates-General
Chambre de Comptes
Parliament
42
The Black Death was spread by
Gwen Stefani
Fleas
Infested crop yields
An increase in trade
43
Emergence of transatlantic trade included all of the following except:
There were considerable profits to be made in slave trade
Native population died out in Mexico from smallpox
The movement of sugar cane production west to Mediterrean
44
What empire did Pizzaro destroy?
Mayans
Aztecs
Incas
Iroquois
45
Which was not correct about the Hundred Years War?
Gunpowder was used
Fought by England and France
It was won by traditional fighting methods
The Longbow was introduced
46
The VOC had
10x more capital than British East India Co.
Divine right ruling
Ho Chi Minh
The Opprechnikki
47
The Italian Renaissance was
Rebirth of interest in Greco-Roman culture
A new and recovery era in Europe
A fantastic time in literature history
All of these
48
VOC
sacred ruler of Khmer
Malayan ruling class
Had 10x more capital than British East India Company
Secret policy agency in Burma
49
The Europeans expanded maritime influence in all of the following ways except
Lateen sails with square rigging
Naval experience
Ships larger than Zhenghe's
The Chinese sternpost rudder
50
What was the encomienda system?
The forcing of Judaism upon the natives
The extracting of natives for slaves in Europe
The self governing of the natives over their homelands
A protection system between the natives and the Spanish
51
The Neoplatonism of whom was reflected in the painting of the Sistine Chapel
Dürer
Leonardo
Michelangelo
Raphael
52
What European triumphed in Indonesia?
The Spanish
The Vikings
The Dutch
The Portugese
53
The joint stock a English East India Company had an aim of developing trade in India
True
False
54
What religious order was committed to living a common life and administering to the poor?
Franciscans
Jesuits
Cistercians
Dominicans
55
Vassals did which of the following?
Were supported by a fief of land
Shared the poverty values of monks
Were supported by their lord directly
They were heavily involved in trade
56
The Scandinavian Vikings were successful because
Their boats allowed them to travel far up shallow rivers
They stayed away from England and France
They were really threatening to the rest of Europe
They had cool swords
57
What troubled the early 1300s?
The Russians
The "little ice age"
Global warming
Muslim takeover of Rome
58
Spanish based of pertain in Southeast Asia was established in
Java
Vietnam
Philippines
Malacca
59
Which is not true about the lives of peasants?
They owed their services to the lords
They belonged to agricultural craft guilds
Their houses were very basic
Peasant women had tough roles
60
in regard to African slave trade, it can be said that
Until 18th century, it was cheaper to replace slaves
Native Africans played a role in suppling slaves to Europe
Abolished by English in 1603
Largest African slave trade was crossed across Indian ocean
61
The African slave trade
Involved the movement of 12 million African slaves overseas
Was entirely new to the African continent
Had little economic value
Was heavily taken part in by the Danes
62
What Italian intellectual emphasized pure Latin?
Donatello
Petrarch
Bruni
Ficino
63
Where did the Catholic Church move during the early 14th century?
Lyon
Milan
Across the street
Avignon
64
In Medieval times, Aristocratic women
Commanded troops
Occasionally played major roles
Were completely subordinate to their husbands
Were dominant
65
Who ruled Brasil?
Dutch
Spanish
English
Portuguese
66
Which of the following is a European link to the rest of the world during this time?
Idi Amin comes to power supported by France
Robespierre takes over Madagascar and conquers South Africa
Marco Polo travels to East Asia
Vikings settle in the Virgin Islands
67
What Portuguese conquerors seized Malacca?
da Gama and Albuquerque
Dîas and Cabot
Albuquerque and Magellan
Prince Henry and Vasco da Gama
68
Which of the following statements about fief-holding is NOT true?
Reflected the value of land during that time
It led to he creation of Knights
The Church wanted to give peasants and serfs social help
It led to a time dominated by cavalry in warfare
69
Where was the Spanish stronghold in SE Asia?
Philippines
Malacca
Hong Kong
Cambodia
70
What did Charlemagne's empire NOT do?
Included a very large territory
Had an urban economy that used money
Had courts ruling for the monarch across the land
Fused Roman, German, and Christian elements