What was the Industrial Revolution?

change from making goods by hand to making them by machine

What aspect of this painting by Northern artist Bruegel differs from work of Italian Ren artis

It focuses on the realities of peasant life

Which statement explains socialism?

government controls major means of production

Why were posters like this one necessary to the U.S. war effort?

U.S. entered WWI late needed to mobilize troops and supplies

What conclusion can be inferred from this photo of the Sistine Chapel, painted by Michelangelo?

Church supported Renaissance artists

What were some differences between the Italian Renaissance and the Northern Renaissance?

The Northern Renaissance humanists- religious & moral reform

What was the result of the scientific contributions of René Descartes and Francis Bacon?

scientific method of inquiry, experimentation, &observation.

Why did the Renaissance begin in Italy?

center of ancient Rom civ. thrived on trading w/Muslim world

How did England break from the Catholic Church?

King Henry 8 created Church of Eng.Pope refused him divorce

What were some contributing factors that allowed the Industrial Revolution to begin in England?

deposits of coal,enclosed its land,&had navigable rivers

What was the Protestant Reformation?

The 16th century religious, political and cultural upheaval

principle of humanism? "Gold, silver, ..superficial pleasure; books delight to one's bones..

It humanity by associating personal fulfillment w/ learning.

What is the definition for urbanization?

Urbanization occurs when people move into cities

How did the Renaissance help to bring about the Modern Era?

Renaissance focused on individual achievement and humanism

What was the Renaissance?

A rebirth in learning based on ancient Greek/Roman teachings

Which sentence completes this chart?

Germany was responsible for all financial reparations.

Which situation shown on this map shaped Germany's military strategy in World War I?

the alliance between France and Russia

Leonardo da Vinci is referred to as a Renaissance Man - Why?

interests in many subjects, reflecting quest for knowledge

How did the Renaissance spread to northern Europe?

Northern European cities trade with Italy

What is the definition for standard of living?

level material goods& services available to people

What are labor unions?

organizations workers who bartered for better pay conditions

Which ONE practice/idea from the list below did BOTH Protestants and Catholics support?

The Crucifixion and Resurrection of Jesus

What is the definition of free market?

unregulated xchange goods & servic capitalism &Laissez-Faire

How did industrialization affect the settlement patterns of cities?

rich lived on the outskirts of cities, poor lived city slums

What were some of the consequences of the Protestant Reformation?

Christians divided,modern concepts of democracy began

philosophy focuses on human endeavors not the supernatural.

What part did humanism play in the Protestant Reformation?

Humanism had reason & argument church kept people ignorant

What is the most likely reason Glasgow, Birmingham, and Lyon became major industrial cities?

They had access to natural resources needed to industrialize

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1
What was the Industrial Revolution?
A renewal of learning from the ancient Greeks and Romans
change from making goods by hand to making them by machine
The belief that people are predestined to attain salvation
Rivalry among nations over the control of African colonies
2
Which tool or invention was helpful in spreading the Protestant Reformation?
The Cotton Gin
Maxim Machine Guns
The Printing Press
The Spinning Wheel
3
What aspect of this painting by Northern artist Bruegel differs from work of Italian Ren artis
It features anatomical expressionism.
It stresses the Protestant work ethic
It focuses on the realities of peasant life
It lacks depth and perspective
4
Which statement explains socialism?
no government regulation of the economy
working class
classless society
government controls major means of production
5
best location trade-based cultural exchange with Islamic civilization across Mediterranean?
Florence
Savoy
Venice
Milan
6
Why were posters like this one necessary to the U.S. war effort?
the U.S. was advertising a national draft
the U.S. was demonstrating the strength of the U.S. military
the U.S. entered WWI early and ran out of supplies & troops
U.S. entered WWI late needed to mobilize troops and supplies
7
What conclusion can be inferred from this photo of the Sistine Chapel, painted by Michelangelo?
The Church dictated the themes of Renaissance artists
Church supported Renaissance artists
Church insisted all art blend religious and classical themes
Church intro new artistic styles like realism/perspective.
8
What were some differences between the Italian Renaissance and the Northern Renaissance?
The Italian Renaissance artists focused on realism
The North. Ren humanists believed rebirth should be new idea
The Northern Renaissance humanists- religious & moral reform
The Italian Renaissance artists focused on impressionism
9
What was the result of the scientific contributions of René Descartes and Francis Bacon?
The geocentric view of the universe was discarded
A new body of science called chemistry
Mathematics was applied to the movement of planets,
scientific method of inquiry, experimentation, &observation.
10
Why did the Renaissance begin in Italy?
In 1209, Pope Innocent launched a brutal crusade
struggle between popes and emperors moved over investiture
center of ancient Rom civ. thrived on trading w/Muslim world
A prosperous wool industry grew
11
How did England break from the Catholic Church?
King Edward changed the religion of England
Queen Elizabeth wanted Bible published in the King's English
King Henry 8 created Church of Eng.Pope refused him divorce
Queen Mary disliked Catholicism
12
What were some contributing factors that allowed the Industrial Revolution to begin in England?
deposits of coal,enclosed its land,&had navigable rivers
England had rich deposits of gold, silver, diamonds
England had strong political and military power
landlocked country develop technologies transporting goods
13
What was the Protestant Reformation?
A rediscovery of Greek and Roman learning
The 16th century religious, political and cultural upheaval
The efforts of the Pope to reestablish church dominance
The 16th century science focused on observation
14
most humanist scholars of the Renaissance wrote in Latin, other writers began to write in the
Italian Language
Vernacular
Third Person
Greek Language
15
principle of humanism? "Gold, silver, ..superficial pleasure; books delight to one's bones..
It humanity by associating personal fulfillment w/ learning.
It embraces the glory of classical intellectual golden age
It acknowledges spiritual connection w/ pursuit of knowledge
It rejects worldly objects associated with wealth
16
What is the definition for urbanization?
Urbanization occurs when people move into cities
Urbanization occurs when people move into the countryside
Urbanization occurs when people move to new countries
Urbanization occurs when people move to new continents
17
How did the Renaissance help to bring about the Modern Era?
Renaissance focused on individual achievement and humanism
Renaissance focused on whole group achievement
focused on individuals not group
Renaissance focused on reforming church and Protestantism
18
What was the Renaissance?
A break with the Catholic Church
A period of history prior to the use of writing
change from making goods by hand to making them by machine
A rebirth in learning based on ancient Greek/Roman teachings
19
Which sentence completes this chart?
economic reparations were divided among the Central Powers
economic reparations given to Austria-Hungary
Germany was responsible for all financial reparations.
equal burden of economic reparations for all nations
20
Which situation shown on this map shaped Germany's military strategy in World War I?
the alliance between France and Russia
the neutrality of Switzerland and the Netherlands
the alliance between Britain and France
the absence of a German port on the Mediterranean Sea
21
What evidence in the photo indicates that these rubber workers from Congo were slaves?
lack of clothing
European style dress
ropes around their necks
Native style dress
22
Leonardo da Vinci is referred to as a Renaissance Man - Why?
He excelled at everything he did,
interests in many subjects, reflecting quest for knowledge
His scientific works showed a level of genius
His paintings are examples of expressionism and perspective,
23
Who was the German priest/professor of theology who was central in the Protestant Reformation?
John Calvin
Martin Luther
Vladimir Lenin
Karl Marx
24
How did the Renaissance spread to northern Europe?
Rome expanded to rule over much of northern Europe
Leonardo da Vinci traveled to Brussels
Northern European cities trade with Italy
Pope Innocent strengthened papal power
25
What does secular mean?
anti-religious
church dogma
non-religious
papal
26
What is the definition for standard of living?
level material goods& services available to people
total imports a country has in a year
the level of unemployment a nation has
the total exports a country produces in one year
27
What are labor unions?
captains of industry created organizations
organizations workers who bartered for better pay conditions
organizations of women who protested for the right to vote
organizations of employers who worked together to fix prices
28
Renaissance themes summarize Shakespeare's genius in universal themes in everyday settings.
theocracy and classicism
humanism and secularism
inquiry and investigation
spirituality and faith
29
Which ONE practice/idea from the list below did BOTH Protestants and Catholics support?
Confession of sin to a priest
The selling of Indulgences
Celibacy in the Priesthood
The Crucifixion and Resurrection of Jesus
30
What is the definition of free market?
unregulated exchange of goods & services aka utilitarianism
unregulated xchange goods & servic capitalism &Laissez-Faire
the government regulates the exchange of goods and services
government does not pay attention to goods and services
31
How did industrialization affect the settlement patterns of cities?
People stopped migrating
rich lived on the outskirts of cities, poor lived city slums
The middle class lived in tenement housing,
People migrated away from urban centers
32
The image illustrates _____ one of the main causes of World War I.
Alliance System
Extreme Imperialism
Militarism
Extreme Nationalism
33
What were some of the consequences of the Protestant Reformation?
Christians reunited, anti-authoritarian feelings prevented
Christians divided,modern concepts of democracy began
Christians worked together to Crusade
Christians worked against each other in the Crusade
34
Which scientist was responsible for the heliocentric model of the universe?
Galileo Galilei
Nicolaus Copernicus
Isaac Newton
René Descartes
35
Who created the Anglican Church in England?
Queen Mary
King James
King Henry VIII
Queen Elizabeth
36
What is humanism?
philosophy focuses on human endeavors not the supernatural.
A philosophy that focuses on new economic theory
A philosophy that focuses on cannon law
A philosophy that focuses on a religious worldview
37
Which discovery helped prehistoric societies settle down and build cities?
economics
The wheel
Agriculture
Iron Tools
38
What part did humanism play in the Protestant Reformation?
Humanism focused on the supernatural
Humanism focused on development of culture and civilization
Humanism had reason & argument church kept people ignorant
Humanism emphasized the ethereal
39
What is the most likely reason Glasgow, Birmingham, and Lyon became major industrial cities?
They were located on major transportation routes.
They had a large number of available workers.
They were major port cities.
They had access to natural resources needed to industrialize
40
Due to archaeological and scientific evidence most scientists believe humans first migrated
Africa
Australia
Europe
Asia

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World History Final Exam part 1

40 termsStudBud Administration71 plays

#WH

Flashcards40 cardsFPractice quizPHost liveL

Questions 40

Answers

1
What was the Industrial Revolution?
A renewal of learning from the ancient Greeks and Romans
change from making goods by hand to making them by machine
The belief that people are predestined to attain salvation
Rivalry among nations over the control of African colonies
2
Which tool or invention was helpful in spreading the Protestant Reformation?
The Cotton Gin
Maxim Machine Guns
The Printing Press
The Spinning Wheel
3
What aspect of this painting by Northern artist Bruegel differs from work of Italian Ren artis
It features anatomical expressionism.
It stresses the Protestant work ethic
It focuses on the realities of peasant life
It lacks depth and perspective
4
Which statement explains socialism?
no government regulation of the economy
working class
classless society
government controls major means of production
5
best location trade-based cultural exchange with Islamic civilization across Mediterranean?
Florence
Savoy
Venice
Milan
6
Why were posters like this one necessary to the U.S. war effort?
the U.S. was advertising a national draft
the U.S. was demonstrating the strength of the U.S. military
the U.S. entered WWI early and ran out of supplies & troops
U.S. entered WWI late needed to mobilize troops and supplies
7
What conclusion can be inferred from this photo of the Sistine Chapel, painted by Michelangelo?
The Church dictated the themes of Renaissance artists
Church supported Renaissance artists
Church insisted all art blend religious and classical themes
Church intro new artistic styles like realism/perspective.
8
What were some differences between the Italian Renaissance and the Northern Renaissance?
The Italian Renaissance artists focused on realism
The North. Ren humanists believed rebirth should be new idea
The Northern Renaissance humanists- religious & moral reform
The Italian Renaissance artists focused on impressionism
9
What was the result of the scientific contributions of René Descartes and Francis Bacon?
The geocentric view of the universe was discarded
A new body of science called chemistry
Mathematics was applied to the movement of planets,
scientific method of inquiry, experimentation, &observation.
10
Why did the Renaissance begin in Italy?
In 1209, Pope Innocent launched a brutal crusade
struggle between popes and emperors moved over investiture
center of ancient Rom civ. thrived on trading w/Muslim world
A prosperous wool industry grew
11
How did England break from the Catholic Church?
King Edward changed the religion of England
Queen Elizabeth wanted Bible published in the King's English
King Henry 8 created Church of Eng.Pope refused him divorce
Queen Mary disliked Catholicism
12
What were some contributing factors that allowed the Industrial Revolution to begin in England?
deposits of coal,enclosed its land,&had navigable rivers
England had rich deposits of gold, silver, diamonds
England had strong political and military power
landlocked country develop technologies transporting goods
13
What was the Protestant Reformation?
A rediscovery of Greek and Roman learning
The 16th century religious, political and cultural upheaval
The efforts of the Pope to reestablish church dominance
The 16th century science focused on observation
14
most humanist scholars of the Renaissance wrote in Latin, other writers began to write in the
Italian Language
Vernacular
Third Person
Greek Language
15
principle of humanism? "Gold, silver, ..superficial pleasure; books delight to one's bones..
It humanity by associating personal fulfillment w/ learning.
It embraces the glory of classical intellectual golden age
It acknowledges spiritual connection w/ pursuit of knowledge
It rejects worldly objects associated with wealth
16
What is the definition for urbanization?
Urbanization occurs when people move into cities
Urbanization occurs when people move into the countryside
Urbanization occurs when people move to new countries
Urbanization occurs when people move to new continents
17
How did the Renaissance help to bring about the Modern Era?
Renaissance focused on individual achievement and humanism
Renaissance focused on whole group achievement
focused on individuals not group
Renaissance focused on reforming church and Protestantism
18
What was the Renaissance?
A break with the Catholic Church
A period of history prior to the use of writing
change from making goods by hand to making them by machine
A rebirth in learning based on ancient Greek/Roman teachings
19
Which sentence completes this chart?
economic reparations were divided among the Central Powers
economic reparations given to Austria-Hungary
Germany was responsible for all financial reparations.
equal burden of economic reparations for all nations
20
Which situation shown on this map shaped Germany's military strategy in World War I?
the alliance between France and Russia
the neutrality of Switzerland and the Netherlands
the alliance between Britain and France
the absence of a German port on the Mediterranean Sea
21
What evidence in the photo indicates that these rubber workers from Congo were slaves?
lack of clothing
European style dress
ropes around their necks
Native style dress
22
Leonardo da Vinci is referred to as a Renaissance Man - Why?
He excelled at everything he did,
interests in many subjects, reflecting quest for knowledge
His scientific works showed a level of genius
His paintings are examples of expressionism and perspective,
23
Who was the German priest/professor of theology who was central in the Protestant Reformation?
John Calvin
Martin Luther
Vladimir Lenin
Karl Marx
24
How did the Renaissance spread to northern Europe?
Rome expanded to rule over much of northern Europe
Leonardo da Vinci traveled to Brussels
Northern European cities trade with Italy
Pope Innocent strengthened papal power
25
What does secular mean?
anti-religious
church dogma
non-religious
papal
26
What is the definition for standard of living?
level material goods& services available to people
total imports a country has in a year
the level of unemployment a nation has
the total exports a country produces in one year
27
What are labor unions?
captains of industry created organizations
organizations workers who bartered for better pay conditions
organizations of women who protested for the right to vote
organizations of employers who worked together to fix prices
28
Renaissance themes summarize Shakespeare's genius in universal themes in everyday settings.
theocracy and classicism
humanism and secularism
inquiry and investigation
spirituality and faith
29
Which ONE practice/idea from the list below did BOTH Protestants and Catholics support?
Confession of sin to a priest
The selling of Indulgences
Celibacy in the Priesthood
The Crucifixion and Resurrection of Jesus
30
What is the definition of free market?
unregulated exchange of goods & services aka utilitarianism
unregulated xchange goods & servic capitalism &Laissez-Faire
the government regulates the exchange of goods and services
government does not pay attention to goods and services
31
How did industrialization affect the settlement patterns of cities?
People stopped migrating
rich lived on the outskirts of cities, poor lived city slums
The middle class lived in tenement housing,
People migrated away from urban centers
32
The image illustrates _____ one of the main causes of World War I.
Alliance System
Extreme Imperialism
Militarism
Extreme Nationalism
33
What were some of the consequences of the Protestant Reformation?
Christians reunited, anti-authoritarian feelings prevented
Christians divided,modern concepts of democracy began
Christians worked together to Crusade
Christians worked against each other in the Crusade
34
Which scientist was responsible for the heliocentric model of the universe?
Galileo Galilei
Nicolaus Copernicus
Isaac Newton
René Descartes
35
Who created the Anglican Church in England?
Queen Mary
King James
King Henry VIII
Queen Elizabeth
36
What is humanism?
philosophy focuses on human endeavors not the supernatural.
A philosophy that focuses on new economic theory
A philosophy that focuses on cannon law
A philosophy that focuses on a religious worldview
37
Which discovery helped prehistoric societies settle down and build cities?
economics
The wheel
Agriculture
Iron Tools
38
What part did humanism play in the Protestant Reformation?
Humanism focused on the supernatural
Humanism focused on development of culture and civilization
Humanism had reason & argument church kept people ignorant
Humanism emphasized the ethereal
39
What is the most likely reason Glasgow, Birmingham, and Lyon became major industrial cities?
They were located on major transportation routes.
They had a large number of available workers.
They were major port cities.
They had access to natural resources needed to industrialize
40
Due to archaeological and scientific evidence most scientists believe humans first migrated
Africa
Australia
Europe
Asia