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2nd semester exam review 413
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1
What practice of the Catholic Church did Martin Luther protest?
The Spanish Inquisition
The sale of indulgences
The practice of mass in Latin.
Julius II's military career
2
The tip of southern Africa is called the Cape of
Good Hope.
Mandela.
Magellan.
Vespucci.
3
Which city did the Italian Renaissance begin?
Rome
Venice
Milan
Florence
4
Martin Luther is credited for causing this religious movement?
The Moral Majority
The Great Awakening
The Spanish Inquisition
Protestant Reformation
5
In the 100 years war the French fought the
Italians.
English.
Huguenots .
Germans.
6
Which revolutions would John Locke's ideas inspire?
French and Haitian
American and French
American and Russian
English and American
7
What is the name of the famous English author who was best known for his dramatic plays?
Sir Arthur Conan Doyle
Jane Austen
Alexandre Dumas
William Shakesphere
8
The Kingdom of Mali of this area traded with the Arabs of the north and became
poorer
Arabs
Christians
Muslims
9
Griots were African
witch doctors
oral poets
kings
nobles
10
The Chinese admiral who sailed in the Indian Ocean in the 1400s was
Dias
Zheng He
DaGama
Chop Suey
11
Renaissance Italy and Germany were similar because they were
ruled by the pope.
mde up of many small states.
powerful countries.
seafaring powers.
12
In a feudal society people have a ________________ relationship with others in their area.
harsh
reciprocal
kind
inappropriate
13
An example of foreign policy is
warfare.
diplomacy.
developing roads.
palace building.
14
The Edict of Nantes, drawn up by Henry IV of France, provided that Huguenots be
hated.
embraced.
executed.
tolerated.
15
Which was NOT an impact on African society due to the slave trade?
Some societies captured Africans for the slave trade
Some societies joined together
Some societies were destroyed
Some societies were weakened
16
Which Spanish explorer accidentally discovered the Americas?
Christopher Colombus
Amerigo Vespucci
John Cabot
Vasco De Gama
17
Waterloo was a defeat for the
Russians
Austrians
French
English
18
What was NOT exchanged on the triangular trade route?
Manufactured Goods
Slaves
Raw Materials, like Sugar, Cotton and Metals
Faster ships
19
The enlightenment
philosophe
Voltaire believed that __________ was important.
the inquisition
absolute Monarchy
slavery
free speech
20
In the Counter-Reformation the Catholic Church
tried to correct its own teachings.
moved the pope to Avignon.
killed Martin Luther.
sold more indulgences.
21
In the 1600s, England was known best for its
army.
resources.
warm weather.
navy.
22
Which of the following empires was in Mesoamerica?
Chavin
Inca
Aztec
English
23
The first Russian capital was at
St. Petersburg
Kiev
Fells Point
Moscow
24
Which was NOT a Native American empire destroyed by the arrival of Europeans?
Olmec
Taino
Aztec
Inca
25
Topic sentence: Absolute monarchs rule most of Europe in 1700. (Which supports this?)
All men are created equal.
Louis XIV and Peter the Great were absolute rulers.
English monarchs were absolute, but fair.
People hate absolute monarchs.
26
The Europeans found out about spices during the
crusades.
100 years war.
plague.
inquisition.
27
When people ask questions, things
change
change.
change.
change.
28
Napoleon's worst defeat came at the hands of the
French.
Prussians.
Russians.
English.
29
Humanism is an ideal of the
Catholic Church
Arabs.
Renaissance.
Reformation.
30
Absolute rulers claimed to rule by
will of the people.
divine right.
luck.
simple power.
31
England today is a(n)
republic.
absolute monarchy.
constitutional monarchy.
dictatorship.
32
Why was the Glorious Revolution called "The Glorious Revolution?"
It had a large body count
Britain destroyed Ireland
Some of England's greatest heroes fought in it
It was a bloodless revolution
33
Ethiopians have traditionally held the ____________ faith.
Hindu
Christian
Shinto
Muslim
34
Merchants in China were
mostly nobles.
higher class than peasants.
the lowest class.
very rich.
35
Which one of these was exchanged during the Columbian Exchange?
Disease
Religion
Animals and Food
Ideas
36
What helped spread knowledge, literacy, and literature throughout Europe?
The Introduction of Oils to painting
Gutenberg Press
The first public schools
Monastic scholars converting to Lutheranism
37
The Byzantine emperor who revised the Roman legal code was
Procopius
Justinian
Theodora
Belisarius
38
Which English monarch broke from the Catholic Church over the issue of divorce?
James I
Elizabeth I
Jose De Los Santos
Henry VIII
39
Which of these artists is NOT from the Italian Renaissance?
Raphael
Michelangelo Buonarroti
Mr. Passaro
Leonardo Da Vinci
40
The Mongols allowed trade to
stagnate
grow.
decline.
prosper
41
Napoleon Bonaparte was
a religious leader of France.
an emperor who ruled like a dictator.
despised by the French people.
a friend of the popes.
42
Which is NOT a natural right that John Locke believed?
Property
Life
Divine Right of Kings
Liberty
43
During the Reign of Terror, Robespierre tried to do what?
Negotiate peace with Austria
Eliminate anyone opposed to the Revolution
Execute all the male nobles
Restore the Catholic Church
44
The Enlightenment thinker the Baron de Montesquieu believed that liberty was protected by the
Parliament.
king and queen.
Estates General.
separation of powers.
45
The capital of Mali was
Cairo
Timbuktu
Mecca
Kalamazoo