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1
Copernicus’ primary contribution to the Scientific Revolution was his theory of
a geocentric universe
a heliocentric universe
elliptical planetary orbits
the universal law of gravitation
2
One enduring change initiated by the French revolutionaries was
the Revolutionary calendar
the Committee of Public Safety
the establishment of equal rights for women
the metric system of measurement
3
Capitalists used the “putting-out” or domestic system primarily in order to
find ways to put women to work
avoid building large factories
operate outside the restrictive guild system
take advantage of the enclosure movement
4
"The greatest happiness for the greatest number of people" is a principle associated with
anarchism
utilitarianism
conservatism
nihilism
5
In The Wealth of Nations (1776), Adam Smith strongly advocated a policy of
national workshops to provide employment for the poor
high tariffs and government-sponsored industry
encouraging a favorable balance of trade by limiting imports
trade and minimal government interference in the economy
6
The countries that defied the pattern of absolute government by the end of the 17th century wer
Poland and Sweden
France and Austria
England and the Dutch Republic
Sicily and Portugal
7
The controversy over the Corn Laws in early 19th century Britain was in part aconflict between
monarchists and liberals
landless rural laborers and factory workers
large landowners and industrialists
wheat farmers and cattle raisers
8
Which of the composers expressed strong patriotic feelings for his homeland in his works?
Mozart
J. S. Bach
Chopin
Handel
9
Baroque architecture differed from Neoclassical architecture of the same time period in its
reliance on Celtic rather than Greek or Roman models
avoidance of any religious references
strict geometric designs
rich use of symbolism and decoration
10
How did subsequent French monarchs view the Edict of Nantes, issued by Henry IV of France?
As dangerous because it established a state within the state
As sinful, because it undermined the Protestant faith
Favorably, because it unified state and church
As useful, because it separated church and state
11
Which of the following wrote a critique of the French Revolution from the conservative POV?
Olympe de Gouges
Edmund Burke
Immanuel Kant
Napoleon Bonaparte
12
Most socially acceptable for an educated woman in Renaissance Europe?
Patron of the arts
Biblical scholar
Accountant
Sculptor
13
Which of the following best characterizes Renaissance humanists?
They emphasized rhetoric based on classical models.
They rejected writers from the pre-Christian period.
They maintained the principles of medieval Scholasticism.
They rejected Christian perspectives
14
The 19th century political unifications of both IT & GER were accomplished through
loans provided by Great Britain
French intervention
warfare
Russian intervention
15
Dutch paintings of the 17th century are known for their emphasis on which of the themes?
Ordinary Dutch households .
Christian saints
Kings and nobles
Stories from the Greek and Roman classics
16
The goals of Protestant princes in Germany before 1555 included the
recognition of Lutheranism as a legitimate form of religion
economic and commercial unity of the German states
abolition of the Holy Roman Empire
extension of Protestantism to all of Europe
17
In the mid-1400s, Christians, Muslims, and Jews coexisted with some degree of toleration in
England
the Holy Roman Empire
France
Spain
18
Roman Catholics, Lutherans, and Calvinists condemned Anabaptists for their
support for infant baptism
belief in church-state separation
support for papal supremacy
secular outlook on the world
19
The Dreyfus Affair in 19th century revealed the existence of which of the following?
Revanchism
Anti-Semitism
Anarchism
Bonapartism
20
Prime Minister William Gladstone lost the support of his Liberal Party in 1884 after he
favored home rule for Ireland
opposed repeal of the Corn Laws
supported the crowning of Victoria as empress of India
encouraged colonial conquests in Africa and Asia
21
The assassination of Ferdinand in 1914 was carried out by nationalists seeking an expanded
Greece
Serbia
Bulgaria
Austria
22
In the 1880s, Bismarck pursued which of the following policies?
Social welfare laws
Decentralization of government
Military alliance with France
Alliance with the Social Democratic Party
23
Marx and Engels’ critique of gender relationships in capitalist society argued that
women were twice oppressed, by men and also by capitalists
women had a more peaceful nature than men
married women were entitled to property rights and suffrage
24
In 1861, Tsar Alexander II of Russia initiated which of the following reforms?
Emancipation of the serfs
Abolition of government controls on the economy
Introduction of a broad new social welfare scheme
Adoption of a written constitution