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Global 9 Unit 3.2 Europe Rising
Global 9 Unit 3.2 Europe Rising
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Europes Rise #commercialrevolution #renaissance #protestantreformation
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Factors of Production
Capital
Land
derr....cat suit funny
Labor
2
A short-term economic effect of the Black Death on Europe include
labor shortages
rise in prices
expansion of trade
increase in urban populations
3
This technology impacted Europe by increasing costs of war, centralizing the power of Monarchs, and creating new forts
the stick with poo
gunpowder
moldboard plow
horse collar
4
This conflict was began for religious reasons and depopulated Germany
The 30 Years War
The Crusades
The 100 Years War
French Wars of Relgion
5
Based on the image below the Protestant Reformation led to
New Technologies
an end of religious unity in western Europe
large agricultural surpluses
increased religious diversity
6
This organization of Trading Cities benefited from its location on key trading routes
Hanseatic League
Treaty of Westphalia
Swabian League
Diet of Worms
7
This organization sought to end heresy and stop the spread of Protestantism & often used torture
The Lutherans
The Inquisition
Fraternities on Hazing Night
the Cathars
8
The Image below stresses the importance of
factors of production to promote scarcity
capital to fuel economic development
Futurama in Mr. Campbell's life
money as a medium of exchange
9
A side-effect of the Crusades was the ________- in Europe
growth of towns and cities
outbreak of warfare
spread of Christianity
Spread of Islam
10
The demand/need for this most contributed to the innovations of the Commercial Revolution
capital
potent potables
food
land
11
Merchants, artisans, guild-members all become a new social class during the 1300-1500 known as
middle class
royalty
aristocracy
knights
12
The Horse collar, use of new crops, and the 3-field system are all aspects of the
Protestant Reformation
Peasant Revolts
Agricultural Revolution
Catholic Reformation
13
This Protestant leader believed that God had already
pre
-
determined
who goes to Heaven and Hell, called
Predestination
Pope Leo X
Downer McBuzzkill
Martin Luther
John Calvin
14
This image below is credited with beginning the
100 Years War
Renaissance
Agricultural Reformation
Protestant Reformation
15
The European Printing press was created by
Martin Luther
Johannes Gutenberg
Dudeman Font-a-maki?
Niccolo Machiavelli
16
Martin Luther believed in this concept to ensure salvation
#Baker
faith alone
indulgences
sola fide
17
The rise of capitalism is
best
attributed to the
Agricultural Revolution
Commercial Revolution
Protestant Reformation
Jesus Smackdowns
18
Martin Luther was called to a "trial" and he and his followers declared heretics at
Westphalia
Worms
Wittenberg
Versailles
19
Apprentice, Journeyman, Master are all terms associated with European
Military
Guilds
Religion
Commercial Revolution
20
The image below represents the
Renaissance
100 Years War
Protestant Reformation
3 Fields System
21
The Act of Supremacy of 1534
legalized divorce in France
challenged the authority of the Catholic Church
created a new Anglican Church of England
denied the authority of the Pope
22
Commercial Revolution innovation lowered risk, allowing investors to pool capital together. Precursor to corporations
credit
banks
joint stock companies
coinage
23
What is the most likely explanation for the graph below between 1350 and 1450?
the outbreak of plague
the crusades
the warring states period
the Mongol invasions
24
This English Monarch abused their powers and was forced to sign the Great Charter
Elizabeth I
Henry VIII
John
Henry II
25
The growth of _______________led to an increase in trade in Europe during the 1200s and 1500s
farms
dude, you should get that growth checked out
towns
castles
26
The image below was responsible in part for _______ in Europe
Rise in literacy rates
Spread of the Protestant Reformation
allowing advances in science, mathematics, and engineering
Outbreak of plague
27
The Architecture below represents which aspect of the Renaissance?
return of classical aesthetics
rediscovery of classical texts
influence of Russia
Patronage of the Medici Family
28
The cartoon below represents the idea that the plague was carried by
Islamic Invaders
Rats on Ships
Trade
Children's grubby little hands
29
Hatred towards and jealousy of European Jewish communities led to___ during the 1300s and 1500s
festivals
violations of human rights
antisemitic violence
new jewish-friendly laws
30
A philosophy that focuses on individual achievement and one's potential through education
Protestantism
Daoism
Humanism
Confucianism
31
Martin Luther opposed the selling of
the remission of sin
indulgences
vape pods in the bathroom
contrivances
32
________________ allowed people to borrow money for investment and pay it back on interest
insurance
partnerships
trade routes
credit
33
__________ developed during the 1300s, these organizations controlled prices, wages, and the quality of goods
credit
banks
guilds
currency
34
The ______________ helped spread the ideas of the Protestant Reformation
Printing Press
Pony Express
invention of gunpowder
trade with Asia
35
The legislative body begun in England during the 1200s and continuing to today is known as
Parliament
Magna Carta
Congress
Estated General
36
This innovation/change increased capital in Europe and helped increase European economies
Drinking Iced Coffee like a Boss
Student Debt
charging of interest
use of credit
37
Which system was a result of the Commercial Revolution?
Communism
Authoritarianism
Liftyism
Capitalism
38
Urban areas often had _______________ rates of death due to plague
lower
similar
higher
no
39
During the 1200s England developed Common law which treated all
terribly
based on their spiritual purity
based on their karma
equally
40
Martin Luther wrote the ____________- in protest of Church Practices
100 Theses
97 Theses
95 Theses
Reeses Pieces Theses
41
Period with new farming methods leading to increases in European food supply and population
180-476 CE
1350-1450 CE
1000-1350 CE
476-800 CE
42
The Black death led to a sense of _______________ or a bleak outlook on life amongst Europeans
pessimism
optimism
communism
nihilism
43
Christianity would be forever changed by actions and events at the Wittenberg Church in
1492
1054
1517
1555
44
This Catholic Organization begun by Ignatius Loyola worked to spread Catholicism
The Inquisition
Guilds
The Jesuits
Partnerships
45
This group used the Black death as a weapon
Mongols
Russians
French
English
46
Writing or printing books in the ______________ or common spoken langauge began in the 1200s
interest
secular
reformation
vernacular
47
Created in response to abuses of English Monarchical power of King John and served to limit his power
The Treaty of Augsberg
The Rap Battle of Runnymeade
The Magna Carta
The Edit of Worms
48
This monarch returned religious stability to England and defeated the Spanish Armada
Edward II
Elizabeth I
Henry VIII
Mary
49
This period was known for its revival of classical learning and as a Golden Age of European art
The Agricultural Revolution
The Renaissance
The Reformation
The Commercial Revolution
50
The Renaissance also focused on ____________, or non-Christian-religious ideas and concepts in writing and art
Legalistic
Sacred
naked women
Secular
51
The Catholic Church sought Reforms to battle the spread of Protestantism in the
30 Years War
Counter-Reformation
Reconquista
Council of Trent
52
This religous group was persecuted in France
Huguenots
Burghers
Protestants
Catholics
53
Leonardo da Vinci, Raphael, Michaelangelo, and Donatello were all
Renaissance Artists
Protestant Reformists
Heroes on the Halfshell
Powerful Merchants
54
In the 1300's to early 1500s European populations were ravaged by the
the Atom Bomb
Bubonic Plague
insane clown possy
Black Death
55
Innovations of the Commercial Revolution include
Bills of Exchange
Neckties for Dogs
Insurance
Joint Stock Companies
56
This Renaissance author wrote in the vernacular about Hell, Heaven and Purgatory
Dante
Machiavelli
Cervantes
Petrarch
57
The Treaty of Augsburg in 1555
"oopity sloopity boppity boo"
"cuius regio, eius religio"
"wingardium leviosa"
"Klaatu barada nikto"
58
The travel journals of these two figures led to increased exploration and trade
Henry VIII and John Calvin
Hanz E. Attic & Trent Con Sul
Ibn Battuta & Marco Polo
Marco Polo and Pope Leo X
59
Law issued by Henry IV, allowing Protestants freedom of Worship in France
Edict of Paris
Edict of Toleration
Edict of Milan
Edict of Nantes
60
The advances of which revolution led to food surpluses in the 11th century?
Catholic
Humanist
French
Agricultural
61
This English Monarch broke with the Catholic Church & created the Anglican Church, with themselves as Head of Church
John II
Leo X
Henry VIII
Elizabeth I
62
Niccolo Machiavelli "The Prince" focused on the concepts of
Law should be subject to the rulers' will
The end justifies the means
strong rulers should take and maintain power
Aristotelian Philosophy and Christian Theology