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1
The Council of Trent and Society of Jesus were part of the:
Edict of Nantes
Enlightenment
Protestant Reformation
Counter-Reformation
2
Who lost power as a result of the French Revolution?
Louis XVI
Napoleon
Louis V
Louis XIV
3
During the Reformation, in which country did the Hapsburg family continue to support the Roman Catholic Church?
4
3
2
1
4
Who wrote
The Wealth of Nations
and supported capitalism?
Friedrich Hayek
Samuel Gompers
Adam Smith
Karl Marx
5
Which of the following completes the diagram?
Napoleon
Enlightenment Ideas
Storming the Bastille
Reign of Terror
6
Which religion replaces the question mark?
Hinduism
Taoism
Buddhism
Shintoism
7
Which document, signed by William & Mary, listed restrictions on the power of the monarchy?
English Bill of Rights
English Declaration of Independence
English Petition of Right
Constitution of England
8
Which religious leader changed the focus of the Thirty Years' War from a religious conflict to a political one?
Cardinal John Paul
Cardinal Richelieu
Cardinal Jon Patel
Cardinal Louis Franc
9
Which person best completes the table below for this time period?
Thomas Hobbes
Miguel de Cervantes
Leonardo DaVinci
Voltaire
10
Simon Bolivar led the fight for independence in many countries, one of them being:
Paraguay
Chile
Columbia
Uruguay
11
Which one of Thomas Jefferson's documents incorporated Enlightenment ideas?
Bill of Confederation
Articles of Confederation
Declaration of Independence
Constitution of Virginia
12
Which country sponsored Sir Francis Drake's exploration?
England
Portugal
France
Spain
13
Who unified Germany in the nineteenth century?
Napoleon
Otto von Bismarck
Count Cavour
Giusseppe Garibaldi
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How did the Reformation fuel European exploration in the New World?
pushed to open new markets for raw materials
increased desire to bring glory to one's nation
saw potential for new learning and technology
created a desire to spread religious beliefs