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Renaissance, Reformation, Scientific Rev, Enlightenment, Absolutism
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Which of the following monarchs moved their capital and built and whole new city?
Peter the Great
Catherine the Great
Ivan the Terrible
Louis XIV
2
Thinker who believed in human liberties, equality, and implications of government.
John Locke
Thomas Hobbes
Voltaire
Dobby the House Elf
3
Name of the Protestant church established by Henry VIII.
Anglican Church
Hogwarts
Protestant Church
Catholic Church
4
Name of the English queen who wanted to return England to Catholicism.
Elizabeth I
Mary I
Narcissa Malfoy
Empress Theodora
5
Name of the government in which states shared power with a parliament.
Aristocracy
Renaissance
Constitutionalist
Absolute Monarchy
6
Time of emphasis on human abilities and accomplishments and independent rational thought
Reformation
Scientific Revolution
Renaissance
Enlightenment
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She was known as the Queen of the People and was the last of the Tudor Dynasty of England.
Catherine the Great
Elizabeth I
Mary I
Cleopatra
9
What were the French Protestants called?
People
Scholars
Calvinists
Huguenots
10
Family from Austria that had claims all over Europe.
Machiavelli
The Bourbons
The Medicis
The Habsburgs
11
Name of the propositions written by Martin Luther criticizing the Catholic Church.
90 These
95 Theses
The Prince
Wealth of Nations
12
The name of the collective rebellions against the Catholic Church during the Renaissance.
Catholic Reformation
Divine Right
Protestant Reformation
Thirty Years' War
13
Who was the very culturally aware empress who allied with her nobles?
Catherine the Great
Elizabeth I
Mary I
Katherine of Aragon
14
Name of the agreement granting tolerance to Protestants in France after 36 yrs of war.
Treaty of Versailles
Edict of Nantes
Reformation
Treaty of Westphalia
15
Name given to someone who had knowledge about many subjects like science and politics.
Enlightened Thinker
Humanist
Renaissance Man
Patrons
16
Monarchs who held complete control over their kingdoms
Patrons
Dictators
Absolute Despots
Absolute Monarchs
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Monarch who ruled France and was nicknamed the Sun King.
Louis XIV
Rubeus Hagrid
Leonardo Da Vinci
John Locke
18
English politician/writer with interest in science who promoted the idea of experimentation.
Elizabeth I
Frances Bacon
Hermione Granger
Isaac Newton
19
The name for grants of salvation in return for money.
excommunication
interdict
indulgences
Divine Right
20
A new vision of science that developed during the 16th and 17th centuries in Europe
Scholastic Revolution
Renaissance
Scientific Revolution
Enlightenment
21
Economic system based on property ownership and a free market.
Socialism
Capitalism
Humanism
Communism
22
Treaty that ends the 30 yrs War and allows principalities to choose their own religion.
Treaty of Westphalia
Edict of Nantes
Catholic Reformation
Treaty of Versailles
23
Interest in the capabilities and accomplishments of individuals.
Divine Right
Humanism
Absolutism
Capitlaism
24
Name of German monk who criticized the Catholic Church in 1517.
Draco Malfoy
Isaac Newton
John Calvin
Martin Luther
25
Organized, large-scale, commercial ventures that allowed investors to buy and sell shares.
Edict of Nantes
monarchies
corporations
joint-stock companies
26
A new religious order whose members went all over Europe convincing a return to the church.
Monks
Franciscans
Priests
Jesuits
27
What time period is this art from?
Enlightenment
Post-Modern
Medieval Times
Renaissance
28
French philosophe who criticized the French Monarch and Catholic Church.
Voldemort
Rousseau
Voltaire
Shakespeare
29
The name of the rich merchant family that sponsored artists and writers from Florence
Martin Luther
The Calvanists
The Habsburgs
The Medicis
30
What time period is this art from?
Classical
Medieval Ages
Renaissance
Enlightenment
31
What does Heliocentric mean?
Moon-Centered
Earth-Centered
Sun-Centered
Human-Centered
32
Name of the scientist who used math and logic to come to conclusions about questions.
Rene Descartes
Bellatrix Lestrange
Cardinal Richelieu
Louis XIV
33
Author of "The Prince" who viewed the ideal ruler as harsh and absolute.
Machiavelli
Da Vinci
Voltaire
Louis XIV
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Belief the monarchy had God's blessing thus legitimizing royal authority.
Reformation
Absolutism
Divine Right
Humanism
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Famous European scientist that studied laws of motion and gravity.
Thomas Hobbes
Isaac Newton
John Calvin
Dolores Umbrigde
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The title given to supporters of the arts that bankrolled talented artists and their work.
Patrons
Capitalism
Absolutism
Divine Right
37
Thinker who said humans by nature would be controlled by absolute rulers.
John Locke
Thomas Hobbes
Professor Mcgonagall
Montesquieu
38
Economic belief that GOVERNMENT promotes economy to improve tax revenue and limits imports.
Mercantilism
Humanism
Capitalism
Scholsticism
39
Name of the naval force used to try and invade England by Philip II
Spanish Armada
Spanish Conquest
Spanish Viceroyalty
Spanish Inquisition
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Catholic churches' movement to revive its reputation and membership roles.
Catholic Reformation
Anglican Church
Protestant Reformation
Deism
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Famous Renaissance patron-supported artist born in the 1400's.
Niccolo Machiavelli
Leonardo Da Vinci
Ginny Weasley
Louis XIV
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Name of the war between Catholic leaning Stuart Kings and Parliament.
The French Revolution
The American Civil War
The British Civil War
The English Civil War
43
War that broke out in Germany in 1618 involving most regions of the Holy Roman Empire.
Protestant Reformation
Thirty Years War
Indulgences
English Civil War
44
Scientist that discovered the earth revolved around the sun.
Copernicus
Hobbes
Galileo
Machiavelli
45
Name of the logical procedure for gathering and testing ideas.
The Scientific Method
The Scientific Revolution
The Sorting Hat
The Enlightenment
46
Concept of unlimited ruling power in the hands of the monarch and advisors.
Artistocracy
Constituionlism
Absolutism
Revolutionism
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This person created the printing press in Europe which helped spread Renaissance ideas.
Johann Gutenberg
Severus Snape
Galileo
Niccolo Machiavelli
48
Name of the grand palace built by Louis XIV to demonstrate the wealth and power of France.
The Duomo
Palace of Versailles
Buckingham Palace
Azkaban
49
Person who analyzed the law of supply and demand and wrote "The Wealth of Nations"
Adam Smith
The Habsburgs
Louis XIV
Leonardo Da Vinci
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French philosopher who advocated the separation of power into 3 different branches.
Voltaire
Rousseau
Monestquieu
Hobbes
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Astronomer who studied the universe and conflicted with the Catholic church
Galileo
Luna Lovegood
Copernicus
Johann Guttenberg
52
Which of the following was NOT an Absolute Monarch?
Philip II
Peter the Great
Catherine the Great
Niccolo Machiavelli
