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1
The Enlightenment influenced revolutionary thought by
Instilling a belief in the natural rights of man
Stressing the importance of the monarchy
Designing a common revolutionary strategy
Encouraging the poor to take up arms
2
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3
Which statement best describes Aztec civilization at the time of the Encounter?
Small groups of nomadic clans competed for food.
Advanced agricultural practices supported urban centers
Ethnic groups had representation in a legislative body
There was no social class structure
4
The Neolithic Revolution is seen as a turning point in human history mainly because
copper was first used to improve stone tools
farming led to settled communities
people started using animal skins for clothing
cave paintings recorded the activities of nomadic groups
5
During the middle ages the church provided unity, stability & order
True
False
6
The Catholic Church's reaction to the Copernican system was to
fund the scientific work of its adherents.
denounce it and put its supporters on trial.
support it with church doctrine.
popularize it through sermons.
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8
Manor life during the early Middle Ages is called "self-sufficent" because people
had the leisure time to devote to the arts
traded with others throughout Europe
took care of their needs locally
traveled widely for education and work
9
Vasco da Gama, Bartholomeu Dias, and Christopher Columbus were all explorers
False
True
10
Everyone has the natural right to life, liberty & property is associated with which time period
Pax Romana
Age of Imperialism
Enlightenment
Age of Exploration
11
The Ten Commandments are to Christianity as the Eightfold Path is to
Hinduism
Buddhism
Shinto
Islam
12
During the age of absolutism monarchs had to do what the people wanted
False
True
13
Diseases spreading in the Americas and the dying of native led to the start of?
The longest passage
The scientific revolution
The Middle Passage
The age of Enlightenment
14
Portugal’s attempt to participate directly in the global spice trade was a factor leading to
The formation of the Hanseatic League
The Berlin Conference
The creation of the Council of Trent
The Age of Exploration
15
What was a major result of the European policy of mercantilism in Latin America?
reinvestment of profits to benefit the colonial economy
increased status of indigenous peoples
exploitation of labor and natural resources by Europeans
decrease in the power of European monarchs
16
Which person would most likely agree with the divine right theory?
Karl Marx
Louis XIV
John Locke
17
The Magna Carta and the English Bill of Rights are similar in that they both
decreased the rights of citizens
encouraged colonialism
reinforced the theory of divine right
limited the power of the monarchy
18
Louis the 14th was known as the Sun King
False
True
19
The kingdoms of Ghana and Mali became prosperous and powerful because of
the tax revenue they collected from Christian missionaries
their dependence on legalism to enforce social control
their participation in the gold and salt trade
the military protection provided to them by the Egyptians
20
One way in which the encomienda system and European feudalism were similar is that both
depended on extensive trade routes
created a class structure in which landowners held the power
resulted from the growth of the African slave trade
encouraged social mobility
21
Terrance farming is associated with which Mesoamerica civilization
Mayan
Incan
Aztecs
22
The primary reason ancient peoples of the Nile River valley lived near rivers was to
create a shorter route to distant cities
purify sacred waters
increase agricultural production
defend against invaders
23
What are structures that carry water over long distances that both Rome & the Aztecs had?
Arches
Ditches
Aqueducts
Columns
24
The Crusades are considered a turning point in history because they
created a permanent Jewish state
transition from the Middle Ages to the Renaissance
led to a decline in European trade with Asia
the reuniting of the western and eastern Roman empires
25
Islam had a golden age in which they preserved Greek & Roman knowledge
True
False
26
Increases in trade and commerce that occurred during the late Middle Ages in Europe resulted in
a decline in rivalries between kings
the development of more towns and cities
an increase in the number of self-sufficient manors
lower living standards for guild members
27
John Locke, Louis the 14th and Peter the Great were all absolute rulers
False
True
28
Which technological development impacted the success of the Protestant Reformation?
printing press
compass
astrolabe
wheel
29
In 1633, Galileo Galilei was forced by the Catholic Inquisition to deny his view that
one earth-day is the equivalent of 24 hours.
the earth is the center of the universe.
the sun revolves around the earth
the earth revolves around the sun.
30
The Ten Commandments are to Judaism as the Five Pillars are to
Buddhism
Shinto
Hinduism
Islam
31
The encomienda system in Latin America was a direct result of the
Age of Reason
Reformation
Age of Exploration
Crusades
32
The main religion in India is
Buddhism
Zoroastrianism
Christianity
Hinduism
33
As feudalism declined, power shifted from lords to _________.
priests
knights
serfs
kings
34
Who would have said the following "give me land I will give you loyalty & military service"
a serf
a knight
a lord
a pope
35
A basic cause of the Age of Exploration was
the need to find room for the surplus population
Europe's growing demand for goods from Asia
the desire to return to feudalism
the attempt to prove the Earth was round
36
What was a consequence of the Protestant Reformation?
Judaism dominated southern Europe.
Secular rulers became more powerful.
Religious differences were peacefully settled.
The Holy Roman Empire became a republic.
37
During the Age of Absolutism (1600s and 1700s), European monarchs tried to
increase individual rights for their citizens
develop stronger relations with Islamic rulers
centralize political power within their nations
develop stronger relations with Islamic rulers
38
The Renaissance in Western Europe was a time when
classical Greek and Roman culture was reborn
Christianity split
Muslim culture grew
industrialization began
39
The Renaissance in western Europe was a period noted for
the rise of feudalism in the Mediterranean region
armed conflict over control of the Holy Land
a shift from a spiritual focus to a more humanistic one
the mass movement of peoples from urban to rural areas
40
Which philosophy is associated with the five relationships, filial piety, and the Analects?
Daoism
Buddhism
Legalism
Confucianism
41
Feudalism arose in Western Europe mainly because of the
use of gunpowder
Crusades
growth of towns
decline of strong central authority
42
These religions are all monotheistic
Christianity, Hinduism & Judaism
Judaism, Hinduism, Daoism
Islam, Buddhism & Judaism
Christianity, Islam & Judaism
43
The Renaissance was known for its
Military decline
Religious revival
Artistic & literary achievement
Political decline
44
Which statement best characterizes Europe during the early Middle Ages?
Manorialism developed to meet the people’s economic needs
A centralized government provided law and order.
People adopted humanism and questioned the Church
A standardized currency promoted international trade