Which of the following was NOT an effect of the printing press and the printing revolution?

literacy (the ability to read and write) declined in Europe

Which statement best describes what a secondary source is?

A source that was written by a person who did not witness the event

What does BC & BCE mean?

Before Christ & Before Common Era

What was the Reformation?

when the Church of England split from the pope and the Catholic Church

Which of the following is in the correct chronological order of how events occurred during the French Revolution?

Storming the Bastille,Women's March,Killing of King Louis,Reign of Terror

Why were the people so loyal to the Church during the Middle Ages?

Only the church had control over Salvation and the Sacaments

A form of government by the people

Imperialism can best be described as:

the policy of extending the rule of an empire onto another country

What was the Renaissance a rebirth of?

Classical (Ancient Greek and Roman) culture

Which of the following best describes the Industrial Revolution?

An increase in machine-made goods from hand-made goods stating in 1700

What was the 95 Theses?

Martin Luther's opinions about the practices of the Catholic Church

Nobles own land and allow lower class people to live and work on it

The major reason for the development of feudalism was:

the need for protection in absence of a central government

Who was Martin Luther?

A Theologian, A German priest, The starter of the Reformation

Which of the following describes an "absolute monarch"?

A king or a queen that has complete control over all aspects of the country

What is an indulgence?

a way to reduce the amount of punishment one undergoes for their sins

Which of the following defines the ideals of Nationalism?

A legitimate state/country should be based on people who share common bonds

Which statement best describes what a primary source is?

A source that was written by someone who witnessed the event

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1
What does Ad & CE mean?
After Death & Conformite Europeenne
Ante Diem & Cerium
Anno Domini & Common Era
After Death & Common Era
2
This test is multiple choice
False
True
3
Which of the following was NOT an effect of the printing press and the printing revolution?
literacy (the ability to read and write) declined in Europe
Europeans were educated a broader range of topics
books were now cheaper
books were more readily accessible to all classes of society
4
Which statement best describes what a secondary source is?
A source that was written by a person who did not witness the event
A source that was intended for a small group of readers
A source that was written immediately following an event
A source that was written by someone who witnessed the event
5
What does BC & BCE mean?
Becase & Baseline Cost Estimate
Blind Copy & Before Common Era
Before Christ & Book Club Edition
Before Christ & Before Common Era
6
What was the Reformation?
when the Church of England split from the pope and the Catholic Church
the invention of the printing press
when the church changed its name
when the church started selling indulgences
7
Believing in one god is called:
Multitheism
Tritheism
Monotheism
Polytheism
8
Which of the following is in the correct chronological order of how events occurred during the French Revolution?
Reign of Terror,Killing of King Louis,Storming the Bastille,Women's March
Storming the Bastille,Women's March,Killing of King Louis,Reign of Terror
Killing of King Louis,Storming the Bastille,Women's March,Reign of Terror
Women's March,Killing of King Louis,Reign of Terror,Storming the Bastille
9
Why were the people so loyal to the Church during the Middle Ages?
Only the church had control over Salvation and the Sacaments
The church had the largest military in all of Europe
The church provided the greatest education at this time
The church had total control of the currency used in Europe
10
What is a similarity between Hinduism and Buddhism?
Belief in heaven
Both monotheistic
Belief in reincarnation
Forgiveness of sins
11
Rome developed a REPRESENTATIVE GOVERNMENT where citizens voted for leaders. This is called a
Monarchy
Republic
Aristocracy
Democracy
12
What is a democracy?
A form of government controlled by foreign powers
A form of government that only listens to the rich
A form of government by the people
A form of government controlled by a monarch
13
You can have your phone after the test
True
False
14
How many questions are on the final?
35
15
20
26
15
Imperialism can best be described as:
an idea that a stronger country should help a weaker country defend itself
strong pride in one's country
creating a strong military to compete with other nations
the policy of extending the rule of an empire onto another country
16
Which of the following was a movement where philosophers used reason and logic to analyze and critique society?
Renaissance
Absolutism
Reformation
Enlightenment
17
Who started "The Reformation"?
Medici
Pope Leo
Martin Luther
Machiavelli
18
Which continent is entirely controlled by British Empire in this picture?
Asia
Antarctica
Australia
Africa
19
The final review is for a grade?
True
False
20
In which economic system would there be the most equal distribution of wealth?
Communisim
Nationalism
Capitalism
Socialism
21
The economic system that encourages competition and is based on private ownership of business is known as:
Capitalism
Nationalism
Communism
Socialism
22
What was the Renaissance a rebirth of?
Chivalry and tournaments
Good health after the plague
Christian devotion
Classical (Ancient Greek and Roman) culture
23
You should study this Quiz for the final
False
True
24
How many attempts do you have on the final exam?
Unlimited
1
2
3
25
You can talk to each other after the test
True
False
26
What connected the most people during the Middle Ages?
The Roman Catholic Church
Military Aliances
The Holy Roman Empire
Familial Bonds
27
Believing in more than one god is called:
Tritheism
Monotheism
Polytheism
Multitheism
28
Which of the following best describes the Industrial Revolution?
The use of children in factories working long hours in poor conditions
An increase in machine-made goods from hand-made goods stating in 1700
Increased purchases of land by wealthy landowners to make larger fields
Increasing populations in urban areas during the 1800's
29
What was the 95 Theses?
Martin Luther's holy text for the Lutheran church
Martin Luther's opinions about the practices of the Catholic Church
Martin Luther's opinions on the Lutheran church
Martin Luther's plans for a new crusade
30
What is Manorialism?
Lower class people own land and sell their good to Nobles at their manors
The belief that all people should aim to build and own a manor
Nobles own land and allow lower class people to live and work on it
Nobles own land and pay lower class people to live and work on it
31
The major reason for the development of feudalism was:
the need for an army to protect the church
the need for protection in absence of a central government
the need to protect individuals from disease
the need to protect trade routes across Europe and Asia
32
Who was Martin Luther?
A Theologian
A German priest
The inventor of the printing press
The starter of the Reformation
33
Which of the following describes an "absolute monarch"?
The Pope has religious control over all countries
Democracy and voting are the way in which the government is run
A king shares power with the legislative branch
A king or a queen that has complete control over all aspects of the country
34
Which characteristics of Renaissance art are displayed in the painting below?
Use of perspective/depth
Stiff, rigid figures that show no emotion
Lack of realism
Negative views of the Greeks and Romans
35
What is an indulgence?
a way to remove all sins for money
a way to reduce the amount of punishment one undergoes for their sins
a way to become a priest through wealth
a way of increasing the amount of punishment one undergoes for their sins
36
In what city-state did democracy start in ancient Greece?
Athens
Rome
Troy
Sparta
37
The 5th century AD refers to what years?
600's
400's
500's
300's
38
Which of the following defines the ideals of Nationalism?
People speaking different languages are basically the same people
A legitimate state/country should be based on people who share common bonds
One's greatest loyalty should be to the King
A legitimate state/country should be based on God and the Catholic Church
39
Which statement best describes what a primary source is?
A source that was written by someone who witnessed the event
A source that was written by a person who didn't witness the event
A source that was intended for a small group of readers
A source that was written immediately following an event

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