How did the Magna Carta affect feudalism?

it weakened by outlining the powers of the monarchy and role of the people

Why might Marie Antoinette have been famously (falsely) quoted say" let them eat cake" to the starving French people?

The monarchy had not offered any real solution to the failing economy

How did humanistic philosophy inspire the Reformation?

Humanism emphasized the role of the individual and criticized the Church

How did Renaissance humanism inspire the Scientific Revolution

Humanism criticized the church and focused on the secular and real life

How did humanistic philosophy of the Renaissance inspire the Enlightenment?

Humanism emphasized the power of the human mind to use logic and reason

How is a colony utilized under the mercantilist system

Colonies were used for raw materials and markets for the mother country

By the end of the Middles Ages, the power of the Catholic Church had

decreased in their influence on society

Middle Passage describes

The transatlantic journey of Africans to America

How did the Enlightenment inspire the French Revolution

It supported ideas of rights, reason, and the rejection of absolute power

Cause of the 30 years war

Conflicts between Protestants and Catholics

What was the Enlightenment?

A philosophical movement criticizing the absolute monarchs

Appointing of church officials by non religious leaders

All of the following were motives for European expansion into the New World EXCEPT

Conservation of natural resources species

The Concordat of Worms affected church and state by...

Increasing the power of the Church

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How did the Magna Carta affect feudalism?
it outlined the power of the monarchy and decreased the power of the church
it weakened by outlining the powers of the monarchy and role of the people
it weakened the feudal system by increasing the power of the king
It strengthened it by increasing the powers of the king
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A medieval organization of similar craftspeople who look out for the best interests of their trade
Firm
Guild
Bourgeoisie
Union
3
Trade route that was most important to Europeans to control
Testiles
Gold
Silk
Spices
4
Why might Marie Antoinette have been famously (falsely) quoted say" let them eat cake" to the starving French people?
She believed cake was a cost-effective solution to address food shortages
The monarchy had not offered any real solution to the failing economy
The queen was famously know for her love of baking and treats
The monarchy donated their extra desserts to the hungry third estate
5
Conquered the Inca
Pizarro
De Gama
Megellan
Dias
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How did humanistic philosophy inspire the Reformation?
Humanism wanted to suppress new ideas just as the Reformation did
Humanism emphasized the role of the individual and criticized the Church
Humanism stressed the arts and new styles of architecture
Humanism emphasized the importance of religion and the church
7
Napoleonic Code
Social Reforms
Economic reforms
Political reforms
Legal reforms
8
How did Renaissance humanism inspire the Scientific Revolution
Humanism criticized the church and focused on the secular and real life
Humanism emphasized the power of religion and God
Humanism focused on going more wealth through trade and exploration
Humanism emphasized absolute monarchs and the power of the state
9
The Middle Ages lasted about
100 years
2000 years
400 years
1000 years
10
Martin Luthers boks of grievances
95 Reasons Against the Church
95 Theses
99 Problems
92 Theses
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How did humanistic philosophy of the Renaissance inspire the Enlightenment?
Humanism emphasized the role of religion within government
Humanism emphasized the power of absolute monarchy
Humanism inspired the closing of schools and the suppression of new ideas
Humanism emphasized the power of the human mind to use logic and reason
12
Prior to the Great Schism, the Papacy had been moved out of Rome to which European for political gain>
Bordeaux
Avignon
Paris
Florence
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The language of everyday people
Primary
Humanism
Vernacular
Latin
14
How was Kind Louis XVI executed?
Electric chair
Guillotine
Firing Squad
Starvation
15
How is a colony utilized under the mercantilist system
Colonies played a very small small role in mercantilism
Colonies were used for raw materials and markets for the mother country
Colonies were used to foster political independence and self-governance
Colonies were used to promote cultural exchange and diversity
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Created the Scientific Method
Bacon
Galileo
Copernicus
Newton
17
All of the following are elements of humanism in art EXCEPT
Jesus
Family life
Perspective
Realism
18
Formed the Church of England
Pope Gregory X
Louis XIV
Louis XVI
Henry VIII
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Columbus believed he had landing in India when in reality he had "discovered"
The Caribbean islands
The Hudson River Valley
Florida
The coast of Africa
20
Disagreement between protestants and catholics
Divorce
Faith and good works
Priesthood
Church architecture
21
Two European nations which were never allied with or conquered by Napoleon
The Netherlands and Belgium
Russian and Britain
Italy and Russian
Britain and Spain
22
Which of the following features made Italy so successful economically during the Middle Ages?
It is mostly mountainous which protected it from invasion
Geography suurounded by water
It was rich in natural minerals like gold and diamonds
It produced the majority of spices used throughout the world
23
British "Bill of rights"
Act of Succession
Declaration of Rights of Man
Tabula Rasa
Magna Carta
24
By the end of the Middles Ages, the power of the Catholic Church had
stayed the same
been completely eliminated
increased in their influence on society
decreased in their influence on society
25
All of the following describe absolute monarchs EXCEPT
Divine right
Centralized government
Standing army
Natural rights of the people
26
Middle Passage describes
The journey west in America to convert natives to Christianity
The passage around the Cape of Good Hope
The transatlantic journey of Africans to America
The triangular trade route between Europe and Africa
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3 branches of government
Voltaire
John Locke
Baron Montesquieu
Adam Smith
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How did the Enlightenment inspire the French Revolution
It supported ideas of rights, reason, and the rejection of absolute power
It supported political participation and promoted a ridid social hierarchy
It supported divine right of kings and censorship of the opposition
It supported absolute monarchy and reinforcing traditional authority
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First event of the French Revolution
Execution if King Louis
Women's march on Versailles
Storming of Bastille
Estates General Meeting
30
Religious tolerance is an important part of a well function society
Smith
Volitaire
Locke
Roussaeu
31
Cause of the 30 years war
Conflicts between Christians and Muslims
Conflicts between Protestants and Catholics
Conflicts between the French and British
Conflicts between peasants and nobles
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which of the following pledges loyalty in exchange for land and protection?
Peasant
Serf
King
Vassal
33
What was the Enlightenment?
A social movement improving women's rights
A philosophical movement criticizing the absolute monarchs
A political movement that strengthened the monarchy
An economic movement undertake merchanilitst system
34
Which European country saw the strongest centralization of government during the Middle Ages?
France
The Holy Roman Empire
Spain
England
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Lay investiture is
The removal of church offices by the monarchy
The separation of church and state
Appointing of church officials by non religious leaders
Appointing church officials by the Pope
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Crusade means
Holy law
Cross
Holy war
Justice for God
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Gothic architecture often contains
arches and flying buttresses
playful romantic imagery
humanistic elements
symmetrical designs and small windows
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The Medici made their money through
The Arts
Testile trade
Spice trade
Banking
39
Sale of a pardon
Indulgence
Communion
Tithe
Reconciliation
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All of the following were motives for European expansion into the New World EXCEPT
Conservation of natural resources species
Financial success and trade
Fame and notability
Conversion of antis to Christianity
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The Concordat of Worms affected church and state by...
Increasing the power of political leaders over the Church
increasing the power of political leaders over the church
Increasing the power of the Church
freeing the serfs
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Letters were lined up in rows of ink covered blocks on this machine
Abacus
Caravel
Printing Press
Typewriter
43
What ended the process of lay investiture in Europe?
The Magna Carta
The Concordat of Worms
The congress of Vienna
The declaration of rights of man and citizen
44
Conquered the Aztec
Christopher Columbus
Francisco Pizarro
Hernan Cortes
Vasco de Gama
45
Works the land in exchange for free rent
Lord
Knight
Serf
Vassal
46
Which of the following wars decreased the power of the Church at the end of the Middle Ages
hundred years war
revolutionary war
30 years war
napoleonic wars
47
Radical club of the Paris Commune
San Coulettes
Girondin
Jacobin
Emigres
48
Member of the first estate in 18th Century France
Nuns
Peasants
Shopkeepers
Nobles
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The Middle Ages describes the time period between the fall of Rome and the...
Byzantine empire
Renaissance
French Revolution
Enlightenment
50
Queen Isabella famously funded
Columbus' expedition
Albuquerque's expedition
Pizarro's expedition
Henry the Navigator's expedition
51
Who said this: "L'Etat, c'est moi" (I am the state)
Alexander the Great
King Louis XVI
King Henry VIII
King Louis XIV
52
Created idea if Laissez Faire economics (government should have limited role in economy)
Locke
Rousseau
Kant
Smith
53
Earth is the center of the universe
Socratic
Copernican
Newton
Ptolemaic
54
Most wealthy city state where the Medici ruled
Bologna
Florence
Milan
Venice
55
Where did the Vikings originate?
Russia and Mongolia
Serbia
France
Norway and Sweden
56
The Reformation began in
Italy
Great Britain
Germany
France
57
Which of the following does NOT describe the role of the church in feudal society
Central governing authority
Aid to the poor
Spiritual leader
Moral authority
58
First European country to sail around Africa
Portugal
France
Great Britain
Spain
59
Event which most illustrated the corruption and role of the Catholic Church in the Middle Ages
Black Death
formation of Franciscans
hundred years war
great schism
60
which invasion prompted the need for feudal system in Europe
islamic mores
scandinavian vikings
anglo saxon
peruvian inca
61
The Black Death was caused by
natural disasters and famine
foreign diseases like small pox
conaminated water
fleas on rats
62
The caramel was a ship invented by
The Spanish
The Portuguese
The Dutch
The French
63
What was the Treaty of Tordesillas
Treaty between native tribes in the Americas and Portuguese settlers
Treaty b/w the Spanish and Portuguese to divide the Atlantic trade routes
Treaty between French and Spanish to divide trade routes in Africa
Treaty that exiled Napoleon to St Helena after his defeat at Waterloo
64
Which European empire did NOT settle in the Americas
English
French
Dutch
Italian
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The Sun King and first absolute monarch
Louis XIV
Henry VIII
Fredrich the Great
Louis XVI
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Mercantilism relies on less imports and
more exports
less exports
fewer colonies
more independence

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