Which of these was a direct precursor to the EU?

European Coal and Steel Community

Which of these was a direct result of urbanization in the 1800s?

Increased spread of contagious diseases

What is the difference between Absolutism and Constitutionalism?

Power concentrated in one vs. in many with rules

Which of these is NOT a long-lasting effect of the French Revolution?

the abolition of slavery worldwide

What was one of the linch-pins of Bismarck's alliance system?

Germany had to stay on friendly terms with Russia

What did the Edict of Nantes do?

Ended French War of Religion-Protestants could practice

What is neo-liberalism/Reaganomics?

Removal of government regulation from economy

Which of these is a common feature for Europe for all periods of study?

The centralization of state power

What sparked the English Civil War?

King Charles wanted to act as an absolutist ruler

How was Bismarck's unification of Germany different from that desired in 1848?

Bismarck maintained conservative monarchical control

What made New Imperialism "New?"

Europeans conquered, but used local rulers to control

Which of these was NOT an impact of the 5 Year Plans?

Industrial production decreased

If I were the Politiques, who would I be?

French who supported coexistence of Protestants-Catholics

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1
Which of these represented the earliest attempt at German unification?
Ostpolitik
The Revolution of 1848
Bismarck's unification plan
The Zollverein
2
Use of art to capture a moment in painting (not strictly a 1-1 copy). Light colors.
What is cubism
What is Impressionism
What is Expressionism
What is realism
3
Which of these stopped enthusiasm for the French Revolution among the peasants?
Controlled grain prices (cheaper bread)
Universal military draft
Removal of noble privileges
Dechristianization
4
Art which portrayed everyday humans with realistic features and musculature
Realism
Expressionism
Impressionism
Renaissance Humaism
5
Enlightenment rationality is to romanticism as ___ is to ____.
Capitalism; Neo-liberalism
Fascism; Nazism
Positivism; Subjective thought
Humanism; Cosmopolitanism
6
True or False: The French Revolution is the first liberal-democratic revolution of the 1700s.
False
True
7
Which of these was NOT a strategy used by the suffragettes?
Protest marching
Blowing up private property
Voting for better candidates
Hunger-striking
8
Which of these was a direct precursor to the EU?
European Coal and Steel Community
Warsaw Pact
Triple Alliance
United Nations
9
Mass riots which targeted Jews in Russia
Expulsions
Holocausts
Pogroms
Dance Battles
10
Which of these was a direct result of urbanization in the 1800s?
Increased spread of contagious diseases
Greater space to live within the city
Better working conditions
Great street theater
11
What is the difference between Absolutism and Constitutionalism?
There is none.
They are the same thing from different time periods.
Industrialization vs. de-industrialization
Power concentrated in one vs. in many with rules
12
Who were the predominant consumers of Renaissance art?
Native Americans
The People
Wealthy merchants and nobles
Professionals (doctors, lawyers)
13
Which of these is NOT a long-lasting effect of the French Revolution?
Endearing ideas about liberty, equality, and democracy
the metric system
the abolition of slavery worldwide
modern nationalism
14
Which came first in France during the French Revolution?
Women gained the right to vote
Jews gained civil rights
15
What was one of the linch-pins of Bismarck's alliance system?
Germany had to stay on friendly terms with the U.S.
Germany had to stay on friendly terms with Russia
Germany had to stay on friendly terms with France
Germany had to stay on friendly terms with Britain
16
What did the Edict of Nantes do?
Ended the Franco-British Wars
Ended the Infinity War. Shut up no spoilers
Ended French War of Religion-Only Catholics allowed
Ended French War of Religion-Protestants could practice
17
Which of these was built during the era of New Imperialism and became an issue in the Cold War?
Panama Canal
Kenya-Ugandan Railway
Trans-Siberian Railway
Suez Canal
18
What is neo-liberalism/Reaganomics?
Exclusion of hippies and other liberals from government
Inclusion of government regulation in the economy
Removal of government regulation from economy
Inclusion of hippies and other liberals in government
19
Which of these is a common feature for Europe for all periods of study?
The increase in the use of moneys based on precious metals
The decentralization of state power to local rulers
The centralization of state power
The increase in the power of Poland
20
Because of industrialization and increased bureaucratization, which of these groups expanded?
Middle Class
Vigilinates
Land-owning Nobles
Artist class
21
What sparked the English Civil War?
Parliament wanted to increased taxation
King Charles wanted to act as an absolutist ruler
King Charles wanted to marry a French princess
The King wanted to give up his powers to parliament
22
Who wrote the 95 Theses?
Putin
Ulrich Zwingli
Martin Luther
John Calvin
23
Although the 1600s is a period of "religious war" what usually motivated these wars?
Thanos
Desire to repress women's rights
Religion
Desire for increased power
24
How was Bismarck's unification of Germany different from that desired in 1848?
Bismarck used peace while those in 1848 used warfare
Bismarck maintained conservative monarchical control
It wasn't. Bismarck wanted democracy and representation
Bismarck wanted Prussia to be less powerful in new Germany
25
What made New Imperialism "New?"
Europeans avoiding taking land and instead used companies
Europeans conquered, but used local rulers to control
Europeans settled in droves
Europeans just imagined they were conquering (like Risk)
26
Which of these was NOT an impact of the 5 Year Plans?
Big industrial projects created massive ecological issues
Industrial production decreased
Industrial production increased
Dissenters/inadequate laborers were arrested and executed
27
King of France who increased the power of his country through absolutism.
Louis XIV
Louis XVI
Louis XI
Louis XV
28
Soviet leader who pushed for an easing of tension called "detente"
Joseph Stalin
Yuri Andropov
Leonid Brezhnev
Nikita Khrushchev
29
Which group has been consistenlty maligned and abused throughout European History
Prussians
Americans
Jews
Catholics
30
If I were the Politiques, who would I be?
French who supported coexistence of Protestants-Catholics
People in England who backed appeasement
Bismarck's fellow followers
People Iceland who supported greater use of Viking longboats
31
In the Triangle Trade, what did Europe send to Africa?
Molasses and Pine wood
Slaves. Twist!
Coffee
Fine metal goods and tools
32
Which country was the first to experience the Industrial Revolution?
America, heck yeah
Russia
Prussia
Great Britain

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