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Unit Seven Review - Ideas Changed the World
Unit Seven Review - Ideas Changed the World
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1
Freedom of religion is associated with which French philosopher?
Voltaire
Wollstonecraft
Blackstone
Montesquieu
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What was the major political effect on Europe of the Reformation?
Authority was transferred from the church to the state
DJ tried to shock the teacher
women gained social status
Catholic church became weak
3
Enlightenment philosophers challenged the divine right of kings when they proposed the idea of
women's rights
fair wage
social contract
nation-state
4
The plays of Shakespeare reflect the history of England in that several were written about?
Naval battles
struggles of peasants
lives of English monarchs
Conquest of land
5
Which action most contributed to the onset of the Scientific Revolution in 16-century Europe?
creation of a navigation school
Invention of accounting
introduction of new products
Publication of new theories related to astronomy
6
How did Gutenberg’s invention of the printing press contribute to the Reformation?
Maps could be updated
the Church could send messages from the Pope
Bible was printed in Vernacular languages
Universities could print textbooks
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Which scientist applied reason and rationality to devise his laws of motion?
Copernicus
Boyle
Newton
Voltaire
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What Enlightenment philosophe is associated with his defense of freedom of speech?
Blackstone
Montesquieu
Wollstonecraft
Voltaire
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One way European society during the Renaissance changed as a result of the printing press?
Libraries became popular
There was a paper shortage
People had more opportunities to read the Bible
Teachers became more muscular
10
The scientific research conducted by Robert Boyle during the 17-century affected the field of
biology
medicine
physics
chemistry
11
Humanism influences Renaissance art and scholarship by advocating a return to?
feudal traditions
religious traditions
classical traditions of Greece and Rome
aristocratic traditions
12
The Thirty Years’ War of 1618-1648 highlight the German nobles’ contempt for paying taxes to?
the Queen
the Pope
Mr. Moffett
the King
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How did the Enlightenment philosophies influence the political revolutions of the 18-century?
ideas became incorporated into constitutional documents
ideas were used by monarchs against the changes
Ideas grew into debates
ideas were turned into slogans
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What type of drawing style in depicted?
linear perspective
Hatching
Blind contour drawing
Stippling
15
Galileo’s new approach to scientific thinking was scientists should ?
employ labs to confirm results
adhere to Greek and Roman practices
use direct observation instead of previously held beliefs
reject all religious teachings
16
Renewed scholarship in classical civilization led to which new attitude in Renaissance society?
People began eating Greek food
Slaves should be Christians
People believed in the Greek gods
People thought you should live in the HERE and NOW
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The most immediate cause of the Reformation included-
Henry VIII's divorce
Martin Luther's posting of the 95 Theses
John Calvin's theocracy
Erasmus' Praise of Folly
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How did the Reformation change the political role of the Catholic Church in European society?
Pope required loyalty pledges
Kings replaced the Pope as the leader
Priests could marry
Serfs refused to tithe
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Which 16-century scientist proposed the Heliocentric theory later supported by Galileo?
Brahe
Copernicus
Newton
Boyle