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World History Final Exam Review 2020
World History Final Exam Review 2020
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1
Christoper Columbus tried to reach the Far East by
going north
going south
going west
going east
2
According to Rousseau's theory of "social contract" we agree to follow laws if the government agrees to protect us
True
False
3
Louis the 14th was not a patron of the arts.
False
True
4
All these factors caused the Age of Exploration EXCEPT
Europeans wanted to spread Christianity
Europeans wanted to claim land for their kings and queens
a decrease of wealth in Europe
Europeans wanted a trade route to the Far East (China/India)
5
The Renaissance began in Spain
False
True
6
The founding fathers of the U.S. rejected Montesquieu's idea about the separation of powers in government
True
False
7
This was the first book printed with the printing press in Europe
the sonnets of William Shakespeare
classical music pages
a book about Catholic saints
the bible
8
The printing press was invented by
Johann Gutenberg
Machiavelli
King Louis XIV
Thomas More
9
Machiavelli wrote a book about leadership. It is called "The Queen"
False
True
10
Freedom of speech is an Enlightenment idea.
True
False
11
Martin Luther's ideas spread and caused the Protestant Reformation
True
False
12
A french salon was a place for philosophers and writers to hang out
False
True
13
"We can know for sure that certain things are true and good" is an attitude called skepticism.
True
False
14
The triangular trade was a way to sell people for goods such as sugar, rum, and fruit
False
True
15
Columbus actually landed in this area
none of the above
caribbean islands
modern day Germany
modern day California
16
"L'etat, c'est moi" means
The state is me.
The state belongs to you.
You have my heart.
My palace is mine.
17
In the late 1500's, Europeans experienced a new Renaissance of ideas called "Enlightenment."
False
True
18
The Aztec capital city, Tenochtitlan, was situated in a desert and had very few buildings.
False
True
19
All of these facts are true about England's King Henry the 8th except
he wrote a book defending the Catholic sacraments
he was married to one wife for his whole life
he closed Catholic churches and burned down monasteries
he started the Anglican church
20
Mary Wollstonecraft is considered a feminist
True
False
21
This was the main job of teachers at Louis the 14th's French Academy
develop and promote the French language
write operas
plan the city of Paris
design fashion
22
The Aztecs were monotheistic.
True
False
23
Europeans wanted all of the following from the Far East, EXCEPT
furs
porcelains
spices
silks
24
This is a humanist idea: having a nice house offends God
False
True
25
According to John Locke, these are natural rights
life, love, liberty
life, liberty, property
life, education, wealth
life, happiness, family
26
Luther wrote 88 theses; 88 reasons he was upset with the Catholic Church
False
True
27
In the 1500/1600's, Jesuit priests did all of the following EXCEPT
travel the world as Catholic missionaries
put criminals to death
start Catholic schools
hear confessions for royalty throughout Europe
28
This is an important idea in Machiavelli's writings
should a leader be of a noble family line?
should a leader abstain from eating meat?
should women also be leaders?
should a leader be loved or feared?
29
This is a caravel
True
False
30
Which 2 factors led to the Renaissance in Europe?
growth of feudalism and increase in marriages
better castles built and better poetry written
end of the plague and the results of the Crusades
a great new Pope and younger bishops
31
Which one does NOT describe Renaissance belief?
Don't ask questions
Learn all you can
Faith and reason are important
Question everything
32
The Aztecs were a dominant tribe in Mexico.
True
False
33
The founder of the Jesuits order of priests is
John Bosco
John Calvin
the Huguenots
Ignatius of Loyola
34
In the 1400's, most people thought the Earth was round
False
True
35
Mary, our Lady of Lourdes, has become a national symbol for Mexico.
True
False
36
What is Portugal's Prince Henry the Navigator most known for?
training men how to be good sailors
marrying several wives
dying broke and penniless
speaking many languages
37
This is a humanist idea: people should develop their own individual talents
False
True
38
Martin Luther was a German priest who lived in the 1500's
False
True
39
Christians who followed Martin Luther became known as Lutherans
False
True
40
The practice of "encomienda" meant that the Spanish treated the Aztecs as equals.
False
True
41
This is an astrolabe
True
False
42
Europeans started enslaving Africans to work because Africans were ____________ to many diseases.
exposed
susceptible
immune
none of the above
43
In the 1500's and 1600's, Catholics and Protestants lived together peacefully in Europe.
False
True
44
What does "conquistador" mean?
Spanish explorer
Spanish art
Spanish food
sign of the cross
45
The Peace of Augsburg was a law to stop conflict between Catholics and Protestants in Germany
False
True
46
This aspect of Aztec culture was totally unacceptable to the Spanish conquistadors
Aztec food
Aztec marriages
Aztec religion
Aztec schools
47
The practice of slavery started on the African continent.
True
False
48
What is the best description of the term "colonization?"
People visit a new town and stay for awhile
People visit a new town
People stay in their home town
People visit a new town and try to claim it for the town they came from
49
The Portuguese and Spanish used Native Americans for slave labor on their sugar plantations.
False
True
50
All of the following are characteristics of the "Middle Passage" except
it was an African's journey from West Africa to the West Indies
it was a day off for the enslaved Africans
it was the middle part of a slave's journey to the Americas
many slaves died during this part of their journey to the Americas
51
We can tell from this map that Great Britain claimed most of the U.S. territory in 1750.
False
True
52
Indulgences are prayers/good works done for sins to be forgiven
True
False
53
Secular means "having to do with religion"
False
True
54
What is the most likely reason Cortes was able to conquer Montezuma and the Aztecs?
Cortes had help from neighboring tribes
Cortes had better weapons
the Aztecs thought Cortes was a god
the Aztecs became weakened by European diseases
55
Louis the 14th of France is considered an absolute monarch.
True
False
56
Columbus named his ships after Mary, Jesus' mother
True
False
57
The technique known as perspective is used in this art form
ballet
sculpture
poetry
painting
58
European "enlightened despots" rejected ideas about human rights and religious freedom
True
False
59
King Ferdinand and Queen Isabella of Spain were Columbus' patrons
False
True
60
This invention helped Renaissance ideas to spread across Europe
printing press
telescope
microscope
cotton gin
61
A rich person who supported artists during the Renaissance was a
noble
governor
patron
patrician
62
Which word means "re-birth?"
Renaissance
Medieval
Greek
Classical
63
A person who produces work in the vernacular is one who
writes in the common language
builds pyramid structures
paints realistically
plays church music
64
The Catholic Church declared Martin Luther a
heretic
doctor of the church
hero
saint
65
Excommunicated means you can't fully participate in the Catholic faith anymore
False
True
66
There are no abolitionists of African descent.
False
True
67
What country did Hernan Cortes claim for Spain?
Canada
England
Mexico
Germany
68
Starting around the 1500's, this is how Europeans got cheap labor for their colonies
establishing fewer colonies
using Africans as slaves
putting an ad in newspapers
stopping trade and exploration for awhile
69
This is a major legacy of Martin Luther's life
the Christian church divided into thousands of smaller groups
peace and unity in the Christian church
no more Popes in leadership
one bible used by all Christians
70
Humanism arose mostly from the study of
the lives of the saints
classical Greek and Roman culture
the Bible
original Christian writings