AP European History 2021 Review

Who was the father of humanism?

The Agricultural Revolution led to what?

What event ended the concert of Europe, but was widely unsuccessful?

What is primogeniture?

Which two islands was Napoleon exiled to?

Who and where did Luther refuse to recant his ideas?

Which New World civilizations were conquered?

What did the Treaty of Tordesillas do?

What was the exchange of New World and Old World products called?

Who was Louis XIV's finance minister?

Which Puritan leader of the New Model Army became dictator of England?

What is Divine Right?

Which Habsburg princess married Louis XVI and was later executed for treason?

What was a list of grievances written by the estates-general deputies called?

Which government was overthrown by Napoleon in a coup d'etat in 1799?

Why is 1492 important (Critical date)?

Which people advocated for more democracy during the Cromwell's rule??

Which conflict led the Russians gaining access to the Baltic sea?

What was the period following the reestablishment of the Stuart monarchs?

What was the Hanseatic League?

What was Martin Luther's 95 Theses about?

What do indulgences "fix"?

What is "Power of the Purse"?

What was the most popular, radical club that supported the Reign of Terror called?

Which family dominated Florence in the late 1400's and were major patrons of art?

What two ideas came to make up the modern day scientific method?

What was the Napoleonic Code?

What was the act of defiance were its members vowed not to leave until a constitution was formed called?

What are two important unification dates we need to know?

What was the primary industry in the First Industrial Revolution?

Why was the Anglican Church formed?

Which country dominated trade and banking in the 17th century?

Who were High Renaissance artists?

What battle forever prevented Napoleon from invading Britain?

Which attack freed seven prisoners and became a symbol of the French Revolution?

Who are three of the most famous Enlightenment philosophers?

Who ruled France during its radical stage of the revolution?

Which two sacraments did Luther keep?

What was a the motto of explorers during the Age of Exploration?

What was the scholarly interest of studying classical texts called?

Who wrote the Communist Manifesto?

Who overthrew James II in the 1688 Glorious Revolution?

What were the working class of France who supported radical policies called?

Who wrote Praise of Folly and is said to have laid the egg that Luther hatched?

What economic theory was dominant in the Age of Explorations?

What was the fall of Robespierre called?

What school of art rejected the balance of the Renaissance?

Why did the women march on Versailles?

What was the author of Utopia, who was executed, name?

What was one of the main causes of inflation in 16th and 17th centuries?

Whose efforts to reinvigorate faith in people led to the birth of Methodism?

Who wrote that it is "better to be feared than loved" and in what book?

What were the supporters of Parliament called?

Following the Congress of Vienna, what was the time of European peace called?

What uprising in France due to high taxes occurred during Louis XIV's childhood?

What event caused the royal family to forever lose France's trust?

Which Russian ruler focused on westernizing his country?

Which country collapsed due to a weak central government?

Who crowned himself emperor in 1804 to discourage assassination attempts?

What greatly helped the New World exploration funding?

What type of household was common from 1500-1750?

What did the Test Act of 1673 do?

What type of government is ruled by a small group of people at the top of society?

What were the French intendants job?

What are hereditary Russian nobles called?

Who was the only French king ever to be executed?

Which resulted in the Rump Parliament in England?

Which peace agreement ended the Wars of the Lutheran Reformation and legalized Lutheranism (date too)?

What was the important changes in farming techniques that led to population growth called?

What was Napoleon's final battle were he was forever defeated?

Why was 1456 so important?

Name the Portuguese explorers in order of shortest to farthest trips.

During the 1600's, what place was the center of social, political, and economical status?

What artistic techniques were used during the Renaissance?

What war saw a "grand alliance" of Britain, Netherlands, and the HRE?

Which city largely controlled Asian trade before the Portuguese?

What legislation passed by the French revolutionary gov't made church officials work for the state?

What two things were promoted by the Napoleonic Wars?

Who was Bartolomue de las Casas?

What was the Italian Renaissance?

What was the Continental System?

Why did many Europeans commit infanticide, despite it being punishable by death?

What helped fuel the slave trade in the New World?

Who was a deputy in the Estates-General and the leader of the Jacobin club and the "Mountain"?

Match each hierarchical structure to the correct church.

What was the alliance of Lutherans during the Wars of the Lutheran Reformation called?

Which two cardinals help advise Louis XIII and Louis XIV

Which dynasty ruled Prussia and unified Germany until the end of WWI?

What did inventions greatly help the explorers in the Age of Exporation?

What was a period of challenge against classical scientific work?

What were the people who wanted to remove all Catholic rituals from the Anglican church called?

Which school of art appealed more towards emotions and "employed" by the Catholic church?

What was the uprising of peasants the resulted in the abolition of feudalism called?

What war lasted from 1642-1649 and was between Parliament supporters and Charles I supporters?

Which Renaissance artist wrote The Book of the Courtier?

What practices showcased the Catholic Church's corruptness?

What was Louis XIV motto when it came to ruling the country?

Who financed many Portuguese explorations in an effort to gain more profit and naval knowledge?

Who is the most famous absolutist ruler?

What system made by Peter the Great assigned social status by service to the state?