An absolute Monarchy is when a

King or queen has complete control.

Which of the following events helped kickstart the Commercial Revolution in Europe?

The development of overseas colonies

What was one result of the Columbian Exchange?

Diseases were spread to the Native populations

French settlers were interested in

Making money through the fur trade

What was the Divine Right of Kings?

Kings and queens have a God-given right to rule

The encomienda system was a(n)

The economic system of labor that exploited native peoples

Which of the following strengthened the power of kings?

growth of the middle class and increase in trade

What was the cause of Louis XIV's downfall?

He used the country's wealth for his own benefit.

How did Philip II influence the art of Spain's golden age?

He provided financial support to artists.

What did the Edict of Nantes do?

Gave religious freedom to Protestants

What was Philip II most known for?

Organizing the massive Spanish Armada

Where were the English colonies located?

The east coast of North America and around Hudson Bay

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1
An absolute Monarchy is when a
King or queen has complete control.
Legislative assembly has all the power
King and a representative assembly have equal power.
King is a head of a government, but has no power.
2
Which of the following events helped kickstart the Commercial Revolution in Europe?
The development of overseas colonies
The Thirty Years War
The Renaissance
The invention of the printing press
3
What was one result of the Columbian Exchange?
The African slave trade ended
Native American populations continued to increase
Spain's empire in the New World declined
Diseases were spread to the Native populations
4
French settlers were interested in
Finding gold
Making money through the fur trade
Creating a large empire
Conquering territory
5
Which of the following was involved in the Columbian Exchange?
Wildlife
All of the above
Fruits and Vegetables
Disease
6
What was the Divine Right of Kings?
Kings and queens were the head of the church
People can vote for kings
Kings and queens have a God-given right to rule
Kings and queens had more rights
7
The encomienda system was a(n)
The economic system of labor that exploited native peoples
The economic system of shipping and trading at Spanish ports
The social system that classified races in New Spain
The experimental political system used by the Spanish in Mexico
8
Which of the following strengthened the power of kings?
the increasing power of feudal lords
the rise of parliamentary democracy
growth of the middle class and increase in trade
the unchallenged authority of the Catholic Church
9
What was the cause of Louis XIV's downfall?
He didn't do anything for France.
He used the country's wealth for his own benefit.
No downfall, he just died.
He was too mean.
10
What was one impact of European colonization on Native Americans? The Native American...
populations decreased
fled to other countries
thrived with European assistance
cultures were completely removed from existence
11
What did Louis XIV build to show off his power?
The Taj Mahal
Palace of Versailles
The Eiffel Tower
The Hagia Sophia
12
What country once controlled Canada and Louisiana?
Spain
France
Portugal
England
13
How did Philip II influence the art of Spain's golden age?
He was skilled at drawing and painting.
He gave work only to Spanish-born artists.
He ruled that all art depict religious subjects.
He provided financial support to artists.
14
What is a cash crop
a crop that is given to goats
a crop grown to be sold
a crop grown and eaten
a crop that is grown for testing
15
The Spanish were the most friendly with the Natives
True
False
16
Philip II was responsible for
freeing the serfs in Russia
building Versailles Palace
launching the Spanish Armada
golden age of theater in England
17
Louis XIV strengthened the power of the monarchy in France by...
practicing religious toleration
reducing the size of the bureaucracy
granting democratic reforms
centralizing control
18
What title did Louis XIV refer to himself as?
The God Of France
France's God
The Sun King
Louis the Great
19
What did the Edict of Nantes do?
Gave religious freedom to Protestants
Gave religious freedom to Catholics
Persecuted Protestants
Gave religious freedom to all
20
What was Philip II most known for?
Organizing the massive Spanish Armada
Being very slow at governing Spain and all other territories under his rule
Being married 4 different times
Killing 12,000 People
21
Where were the English colonies located?
Around the Mississippi River
The southern tip of South America
The east coast of North America and around Hudson Bay
The west coast of South America
22
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