Chapter 5 Quiz

One major economic problem in Europe during the 16th and 17th century was ___.

The ___ was also one of the most creative forms of expression.

Which of the following countries follows Thomas Hobbes' ideas today?

Absolute rulers wanted their people to live in ______ .

The _____ was fought between King and Parliament to determine what role each should play in governing England.

All major European powers except England were involved in the plundering and destruction of Germany during the ____.

Religious disputes continued in Germany after the _____ in 1555.

Who was known as "a complete man of the theatre?"

Which of the following best describes the word "rural" ?

One result of the crisis of the 17th century was to strengthen the power of the ___.

Under Peter the Great, Russia established a capiital at the city of ______ which remained the capital until 1918.

As more and more people were brought to trial, the fear of witches grew, as did the fear of being accused of _____.

Peter the Great began to introduce ___ customs, practices, and manners into Russia.

when something is shipped out of a country

The Bill of Rights set forth ____ right to make laws and to levy taxes.

Population figures in the 1500's and 1600's reveal ______ worsening conditions.

Charles I was executed on January 30th, 1649 which horrified much of ____.

Which of the following best describes the word "urban" ?

Ivan IV was the first ruler to take the title of ___ .

____ saw itself as a nation chosen by God to save Catholic Christianity from Protestant heretics.

Who won the English Revolution?

By 1560, ____ and _____ had become highly militant religions.

Which of these is not a William Shakespeare play?

Which of the following is a continent?

The __ Act of 1689 marked a turning point in English history because few citizens would ever be persecuted for religion.

___ culture, language, and manners reached into all levels of European society during the reign of Louis XIV.

When Louis XIV died in 1715, he left __ surrounded by enemies and many people in poverty.

Which ruler stabbed his son to death?

What were King and Parliament fighting over in the English Civil War?

Of the 300 German city-states ___ and ___ emerged as two great Euroean powers.

___ wrote the Two Treaties of Government, which argued that people should be governed to protect their natural rights.

Slavery continued in the United States until _______ .

What was the title of the absolute ruler of Russia?

What is your favorite upcoming holiday?

Why did countries turn to absolute rulers?

Who began the Protestant Reformation?

___ published his political work Leviathan , which argued people should be governed by an absolute ruler.

By the end of Phillip's reign, Spain was the most populated empire in the world, but it was also ____.

Which of the following is a country?

' A system in which a ruler holds total power '

What number is this? XXVI

Queen Elizabeth tried to keep France and Spain from becoming too powerful by balancing power.

Caravaggio used standard lighting to heighten emotions, to focus details and to isolate the figures in his paintings.

In the first half of the 18th century, Bach and Handel perfected the baroque ___ style.

Although absolutism failed in Spain, it was more successful in central and Eastern Europe.

Which political thinker could we guess the United States would agree with more?

The artistic Renaissance came to an end when a new movement called Mannerism emerged in Italy.

Which countries were the most powerful during the Age of Exploration?

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Baroque artists tried to bring together the classical ideals of Renaissance art and spiritual feelings of ____ revival.