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Modern World History Unit 1
Modern World History Unit 1
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Covers MCPS Modern World History Unit 1.
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1
Enlightenment philosophers spread their ideas in these places
Colonial forts
Laboritories
Thrown rooms
Salons
2
The heliocentric theory challenged the
observed patterns
geocentric theory
political scientists
mathematical theories
3
This invention helped to spread the Democratic ideas of the Enlightenment
Manila Galleons
Steamships
The Printing Press
The internet
4
Hokusai's
The Wave
is an example of rejection of European culture, such as focusing on
landscapes and nature
meteorology
the dangers of sea travel
Christianity
5
The Ottoman Empire gained power wealth through their central location by
Manufacturing
Silver mining
The tribute system
Taxing trade
6
Enlightenment philosophers rejected this idea, that rulers should have complete control.
Fascism
Absolutism
Unilateralism
Communism
7
The printing press weakened the power of the church.
False
True
8
In comparison to the Spanish in America, how did the Ottomans treat their diverse subjects?
With greater honor than themselves
Extremely harsh
The same as the Spanish treated others
somewhat fairly
9
What was the basis for Colonial Spanish American social hierarchy?
Religion
Gender
Income
Race
10
Santeria is a religion created by the mixing of religions in....
Colonial Spanish Americas
Europe
The Silk Road
The Ottoman Empire
11
French Emperor who gained power after the Revolution
Jean Jacques Rousseau
Napoleon Bonaparte
George Washington
Adolf Hitler
12
This building is an example of two cultures interaction during the early modern period.
Hagia Sophia
Spanish Cathedral
The Vatican
The Taj Mahal
13
Which hemisphere had more active trade at the start of the early modern period?
West
East
14
Which religion is native to Japan?
Christianity
Shintoism
Buddhism
Islam
15
France was divided into three of these; the 3rd one fought for equality
Estates
Cohorts
Militias
Races
16
This group held most of the power in Latin America
Peninsulares
Slaves
Mestizos
Creoles
17
Christians and Jews lived in millets, where they could create their own local laws and schools
False
True
18
The Spanish were able to completely get rid of Aztec culture.
True
False
19
The Chinese demand for this metal created a global trade network.
Silver
Gold
Bronze
Adamantium
20
The interchange of foods, people, ideas, and diseases between the East and West is known as:
The Star Wars
The Atlantic Revolutions
The Enlightenment
The Columbian Exchange
21
Christians and Jews were persecuted under the Ottoman Turks.
False
True
22
Francis Bacon, Galileo, and Issac Newton promoted the idea that knowledge should be based on
Experimentation and observation
Emotions and feelings
The teaching of the Catholic Church
the experiences of past civilizations
23
In this period, the Ottoman welcomed outside influences in art, literature, and science.
Renaissance Period
Tulip Period
Industrial Revolution
Rose Period
24
Which event finally made trade global?
The trade of silk
Connecting goods from the Americas
Ottomans taxing trade
The invention of the airplane
25
"Natural Laws" is a concept associated with which movement?
The Green Revolution
The Enlightenment
The Tulip Period
The Native Movement