AP Unit 2 Study Guide

This Polish astronomer and mathematician suggested the heliocentric theory

All the following are breakfast cereal spokes figures, EXCEPT

He is famous for using a telescope to observe the moons of Jupiter, rings of Saturn, and craters on the moon

During the Atlantic Slave Trade, it is believed that this many slaves were taken from the African continent

What is the next number in the sequence 0,1,1,2,3,5,8,13 . . .

The Glorious Revolution ensured England would have a Constitutional Monarchy, in which this body held most of the power

This wealthy Italian family was a major patron of the arts and contributed to the Italian Renaissance

The and symbol "&" is known as this

This economic system forced colonies to only sell raw goods to, and purchase manufactured goods from the empire country

In the movie The Wizard of Oz, what was the name of Dorothy's dog

These Dutch farmers settled in the Cape Colony until the British forced them to migrate out

This term referred to the price set on a healthy male slave

This is the title given to individuals who rule a foreign area on behalf of an empire

Private Spanish settlers were given large land grants to use for agriculture, known as

This was the social classification for New World Spanish settlers who were born in Spain

This was the horrific journey, endured by slaves, from the African continent to the New World

This German monk nailed 95 thesis to a church door protesting unChristian behavior

A popular Disney cartoon was named after him, the second man to walk on the moon

King Henry VIII established this religion as a result of being unable to divorce his wives

All the following are positions on a soccer team, EXCEPT

This progressive thinker argued that society wasted its assets by keeping women as "convenient domestic slaves."

This Muslim eunuch led numerous trading voyages to India in the 1400s

The exchange of raw goods to Europe, manufactured goods to Africa, and slaves to the Americas was known as

Ideas proposed by this philosopher include "the invisible hand", a free market, and the self-interest of people

During the Renaissance, art and literature began to focus more on secular themes rather than the divine, known as this

This explorer was the first European to travel around the tip of South America and see the Pacific Ocean

Columbus reached the island of Hispaniola, currently this country

This conflict saw England emerge victorious against France over claims to territory in the New World

Scooby Doo is a cartoon dog created in the likeness of this canine breed

Many slaves were transported to Brazil were they were forced to work cultivating this profitable commodity

Nicollo Machiavelli argued it is better to be feared than loved in this guide to political rule

John Calvin preached that God has already chosen who will be saved and who will be damned, in an idea called

This philosopher argued for a limited government and natural rights inherent in all people

The forced migration of the Boers from the Cape Colony to the interior of Africa was known as this

This trading company--may be the richest company ever--had a monopoly on trade in the East Indies

This was the system by which Spanish settlers of the New World were given Indian workers

A king or queen with unchallenged power is known as this

He was the first European to sail around the Cape of Africa to reach India

This practice of forced labor, common in Peru, used Indians for mining and other state projects

This was a New World disease that spread to Europeans during the Columbian Exchange

The best-selling fiction novel of all time, with 500ml. copies sold is . . .

All the following are characters created by Dr. Seuss, EXCEPT

He pioneered the scientific method as a way to effectively study the natural world

This Greek mythological figure was cursed by Hera to only repeat the last few words spoken by others

Spanish conquistadors captured him, the final Aztec god/king, who would later die from severe stoning