removed connections with the Catholic Church and made the Church of England, was the king of England who married six wives

The Columbian Exchange was...

Beneficial and not for both countries because of the deadly diseases, A trade route that helped Europe & America trade crops, animals, & diseases

What was the one main reason Zheng used caravels?

They were well suited for long distance exploration and trade

What was the Treaty of Tordesillas?

Agreement Spain & Portugal made settling conflicts over discovered land

was a result in the creation of new traditions, beliefs, customs, and arts.

was an ideology that sparked during the Renaissance which studied humans

Enlightenment Philosophes:

Philosophers and ideology of basic Rights and Freedom of People.

English/Native relations

English and Native relations were often marked by tensions, conflicts., conflicts over territories led to tensions and often violent confrontations

Dutch East India Company was

a multinational corporation formed to facilitate and dominate trade.

Enlightenment Beliefs:

Freedom of Women., Life, Liberty, Property., Freedom of Men., Democracy, Use of Reason, Rationalism, Natural, Good, Freedom.

What Did the Edict of Nantes Do?

Granted Religious Freedom & Civil Rights to Protestants in France.

The printing press...

was used to spread new ideologies during the Renaissance and Reformation, led to a mass production of books in a quick and cheap way

What is the Industrial Revolution?

a period when people started using machines to make goods

Constantinople was...

A trading place where many countries in Europe and Asia met up to trade

Leonardo Da Vinci was...

A painter/Renaissance man who portrayed humanist ideas in his art, Known for having a notebook with sketches of new inventions and ideas

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World History Culture Honors Final Review

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This is a prominent final review for freshmen's or any other scholars who have World History Culture Honors class. This review will prove to be a helpful tool/source as you study and prepare for the final exam. It covers topics from the 14th century all the way to the 17th century. It includes influential people and important events that changed the world. There were many wars and changes that you will be tested on in the final. We, the creators, wish you all the best of luck on this final exam.

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Questions 30

Answers

1
Henry VIII...
removed connections with the Catholic Church and made the Church of England
was the king of Prussia who had many children
was the king of England who married six wives
made stronger connections with the Catholic Church and stayed loyal
2
Martin Luther was...
Writing about the selling of indulgences; you can't buy your way to heaven
All of the above
The creator of "95 thesis" which called out the corrupt Catholic Church
Responsible for the Reformation which led to new branches of Christianity
3
Constantinople was located in Asia
False
True
4
Louis XIV: Constitutional Monarch & was utterly concerned for the survival of his people while dying a peaceful death.
True
False
5
The Columbian Exchange was...
A trade route with Europe and Asia which provided new supplies like spices
Beneficial and not for both countries because of the deadly diseases
Named after Columbia and was a trade route with Europe and the Americas
A trade route that helped Europe & America trade crops, animals, & diseases
6
What was the one main reason Zheng used caravels?
They were the fastest and most efficient ships of his time.
They were well suited for long distance exploration and trade
They were capable of carrying a large number of goods and treasures.
They were more maneuverable and could navigate shallow waters easily.
7
What was the Treaty of Tordesillas?
Ended the Thirty Year's War.
Imposed harsh terms on Germany and established the League of Nations.
Declared independence for the United States of America. (RAAAA)
Agreement Spain & Portugal made settling conflicts over discovered land
8
Peter the Great: Had impact in modernizing Russia, his efforts allowed Russia to get recognized among European powers.
False
True
9
Which two movements in the 19th century focused on loyalty and devotion to a nation and art, literature and music?
Romanticism and Industrialism
Nationalism and Enlightenment
None
Nationalism and Romanticism
10
Cultural Blending:
lead to the loss of cultural identity of one culture into another.
was a result in the creation of new traditions, beliefs, customs, and arts.
was always a smooth and seamless process without any conflict
Only occured between two distinct cultures.
11
Humanism...
was a basic concept that everyone already knows
was a philosophy made by Galileo which changed humanity
was an ideology that sparked during the Reformation which studied humans
was an ideology that sparked during the Renaissance which studied humans
12
Enlightenment Philosophes:
Freedom of Destroying Property.
Included other religions like Judaism
Believed in Christianity.
Philosophers and ideology of basic Rights and Freedom of People.
13
English/Native relations
English and Native relations were often marked by tensions, conflicts.
based on equal power dynamics and fair-trade agreements.
conflicts over territories led to tensions and often violent confrontations
Were characterized by mutual respect and cooperation.
14
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15
Machiavelli was...
A believer that a ruler must maintain their power by any means & be feared
Known as "The Prince" & spread his ideologies about how to be a good ruler
Spreading his ideologies which resembled that of an absolute monarch
All of the above
16
Dutch East India Company was
formed to establish a monopoly on the tea trade in China.
primarily involved in the production and export of spices from Asia.
a multinational corporation formed to facilitate and dominate trade.
a political organization established to govern Dutch colonies in the Indies
17
Enlightenment Beliefs:
Freedom of Women.
Life, Liberty, Property.
Freedom of Men.
Democracy, Use of Reason, Rationalism, Natural, Good, Freedom.
18
The Peninsular War was a military conflict for control of the Iberian Peninsula during the Napoleonic Wars
True
False
19
Divine Right: Government theory that a king or queen receives the right to rule directly from God & not from the people.
False
True
20
What Did the Edict of Nantes Do?
Granted Religious Freedom & Civil Rights to Protestants in France.
Belief that People are Born with Freedom, Liberty, and Rights.
Promoted the French Revolution.
Gave Rights to Women.
21
What describes the movement where Latin America fought for independence from Spanish rule in the early 19th century?
The French Revolution
The Spanish- American War
The Latin American Revolution
The Industrial Revolution
22
During the Tokugawa period, Did Japan adopted a policy of isolation?
False
True
23
The printing press...
was a machine which pressed paint into a surface
a useful tool that China invented which helped create scrolls
was used to spread new ideologies during the Renaissance and Reformation
led to a mass production of books in a quick and cheap way
24
What was Tokugawa Shogunate?
military government in Japan
a place in Japan
name of a time period
a ruler of Japan
25
What is the Industrial Revolution?
a period when people started using machines to make goods
a period when the American colonies fought against British rule
was a time in France when people rebelled against the king and the nobles
a period when scientist started to question their beliefs about the world
26
Laissez faire is an economic principle that means "let it be" and tells the government not to interfere with the economy
False
True
27
Which country played a role in the unification of Germany in the 19th century leading to a powerful German Empire?
Prussia
Italy
Austria
France
28
What were some accomplishments of Napoleon?
All of the above
lead the French to victory against the First Coalition
reformed the French military
also created the Napoleonic Code of laws
29
Constantinople was...
Conquered by the Mughal Empire which brought them to their golden age
A trading place where many countries in Europe and Asia met up to trade
A port that focused on selling only meat to the rest of the world
Destroyed by the Ottoman Empire during a war with Britain
30
Leonardo Da Vinci was...
A painter/Renaissance man who portrayed humanist ideas in his art
A German artist who played an important role in the Reformation
Known for having a notebook with sketches of new inventions and ideas
The creator of The Garden of Earthly Delights and Guernica

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World History Culture Honors Final Review

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Questions 30

Answers

1
Henry VIII...
removed connections with the Catholic Church and made the Church of England
was the king of Prussia who had many children
was the king of England who married six wives
made stronger connections with the Catholic Church and stayed loyal
2
Martin Luther was...
Writing about the selling of indulgences; you can't buy your way to heaven
All of the above
The creator of "95 thesis" which called out the corrupt Catholic Church
Responsible for the Reformation which led to new branches of Christianity
3
Constantinople was located in Asia
False
True
4
Louis XIV: Constitutional Monarch & was utterly concerned for the survival of his people while dying a peaceful death.
True
False
5
The Columbian Exchange was...
A trade route with Europe and Asia which provided new supplies like spices
Beneficial and not for both countries because of the deadly diseases
Named after Columbia and was a trade route with Europe and the Americas
A trade route that helped Europe & America trade crops, animals, & diseases
6
What was the one main reason Zheng used caravels?
They were the fastest and most efficient ships of his time.
They were well suited for long distance exploration and trade
They were capable of carrying a large number of goods and treasures.
They were more maneuverable and could navigate shallow waters easily.
7
What was the Treaty of Tordesillas?
Ended the Thirty Year's War.
Imposed harsh terms on Germany and established the League of Nations.
Declared independence for the United States of America. (RAAAA)
Agreement Spain & Portugal made settling conflicts over discovered land
8
Peter the Great: Had impact in modernizing Russia, his efforts allowed Russia to get recognized among European powers.
False
True
9
Which two movements in the 19th century focused on loyalty and devotion to a nation and art, literature and music?
Romanticism and Industrialism
Nationalism and Enlightenment
None
Nationalism and Romanticism
10
Cultural Blending:
lead to the loss of cultural identity of one culture into another.
was a result in the creation of new traditions, beliefs, customs, and arts.
was always a smooth and seamless process without any conflict
Only occured between two distinct cultures.
11
Humanism...
was a basic concept that everyone already knows
was a philosophy made by Galileo which changed humanity
was an ideology that sparked during the Reformation which studied humans
was an ideology that sparked during the Renaissance which studied humans
12
Enlightenment Philosophes:
Freedom of Destroying Property.
Included other religions like Judaism
Believed in Christianity.
Philosophers and ideology of basic Rights and Freedom of People.
13
English/Native relations
English and Native relations were often marked by tensions, conflicts.
based on equal power dynamics and fair-trade agreements.
conflicts over territories led to tensions and often violent confrontations
Were characterized by mutual respect and cooperation.
14
DO YOU GUYS WANT TO TAKE THE FINALS?!?!?!?!
PERCHANCE
YES
MAYBE SO
NO
15
Machiavelli was...
A believer that a ruler must maintain their power by any means & be feared
Known as "The Prince" & spread his ideologies about how to be a good ruler
Spreading his ideologies which resembled that of an absolute monarch
All of the above
16
Dutch East India Company was
formed to establish a monopoly on the tea trade in China.
primarily involved in the production and export of spices from Asia.
a multinational corporation formed to facilitate and dominate trade.
a political organization established to govern Dutch colonies in the Indies
17
Enlightenment Beliefs:
Freedom of Women.
Life, Liberty, Property.
Freedom of Men.
Democracy, Use of Reason, Rationalism, Natural, Good, Freedom.
18
The Peninsular War was a military conflict for control of the Iberian Peninsula during the Napoleonic Wars
True
False
19
Divine Right: Government theory that a king or queen receives the right to rule directly from God & not from the people.
False
True
20
What Did the Edict of Nantes Do?
Granted Religious Freedom & Civil Rights to Protestants in France.
Belief that People are Born with Freedom, Liberty, and Rights.
Promoted the French Revolution.
Gave Rights to Women.
21
What describes the movement where Latin America fought for independence from Spanish rule in the early 19th century?
The French Revolution
The Spanish- American War
The Latin American Revolution
The Industrial Revolution
22
During the Tokugawa period, Did Japan adopted a policy of isolation?
False
True
23
The printing press...
was a machine which pressed paint into a surface
a useful tool that China invented which helped create scrolls
was used to spread new ideologies during the Renaissance and Reformation
led to a mass production of books in a quick and cheap way
24
What was Tokugawa Shogunate?
military government in Japan
a place in Japan
name of a time period
a ruler of Japan
25
What is the Industrial Revolution?
a period when people started using machines to make goods
a period when the American colonies fought against British rule
was a time in France when people rebelled against the king and the nobles
a period when scientist started to question their beliefs about the world
26
Laissez faire is an economic principle that means "let it be" and tells the government not to interfere with the economy
False
True
27
Which country played a role in the unification of Germany in the 19th century leading to a powerful German Empire?
Prussia
Italy
Austria
France
28
What were some accomplishments of Napoleon?
All of the above
lead the French to victory against the First Coalition
reformed the French military
also created the Napoleonic Code of laws
29
Constantinople was...
Conquered by the Mughal Empire which brought them to their golden age
A trading place where many countries in Europe and Asia met up to trade
A port that focused on selling only meat to the rest of the world
Destroyed by the Ottoman Empire during a war with Britain
30
Leonardo Da Vinci was...
A painter/Renaissance man who portrayed humanist ideas in his art
A German artist who played an important role in the Reformation
Known for having a notebook with sketches of new inventions and ideas
The creator of The Garden of Earthly Delights and Guernica