CCWC FINAL REVIEW Spring

Question 1

Who was the author of Candide ?

Accepted Answer

Voltaire

Question 2

Who expanded the Reformation based on the concept of predestination?

Accepted Answer

Calvin

Question 3

The “social contract” and the importance of the “general will” can be attributed to…

Accepted Answer

Rousseau

Question 4

The Concert of Europe was destroyed by the Crimean War.

Accepted Answer

True

Question 5

Sieveknig, F. Nightingale, C. Barton are associated together because of their work in ...

Accepted Answer

Nursing

Question 6

Who accused Galileo of heresy and excommunicated him from the Church?

Accepted Answer

Pope Urban VIII

Question 7

Who authored, Two Treaties on Government ?

Accepted Answer

Locke

Question 8

The conservative domination of Europe largely remained intact until 1830 with the exception of the ...

Accepted Answer

Greek Revolt

Question 9

Place in order: (a) The National Assembly (b) The Paris Commune (c) Estates-General (d) Tennis Court Oath

Accepted Answer

C, D, A, B

Question 10

Which of the following groups takes a vow of obedience to the pope?

Accepted Answer

Jesuits

Question 11

What Italian artist is famous for his use of line during the Early Renaissance?

Accepted Answer

Botticelli

Question 12

The Glorious Revolution of England took place when _____, took the throne following ______ and the establishment of ____

Accepted Answer

William and Mary/James II/English Bill of Rights

Question 13

The Counter-Reformation was…

Accepted Answer

The Catholic response to the Reformation

Question 14

The “policeman” of Europe during the first half of the 19th century (1815-1850) was…

Accepted Answer

Nicholas I

Question 15

The Triple Entente going into WWI was made up of...

Accepted Answer

England, France, Russia

Question 16

Who's actions led to the July Revolution as a result of censored press and ending of the electorate assembly in 1830?

Accepted Answer

Charles X, France

Question 17

England was the leader of the world in terms of industrialization.

Accepted Answer

True

Question 18

Who was called a “bourgeois monarch” because of his political support for his rule came from the upper middle class?

Accepted Answer

Louis-Philippe, France

Question 19

The Early Renaissance was centered in______ whereas; the High Renaissance was centered in_______.

Accepted Answer

Florence/Rome

Question 20

Who is considered the “Father of Economics?”

Accepted Answer

Adam Smith

Question 21

What Enlightenment philosopher encouraged humans to be courageous and use the motto: “ Dare to know!”?

Accepted Answer

Kant

Question 22

Copernicus, Kepler, Galileo and Newton all…

Accepted Answer

Held heliocentric ideas

Question 23

Who was the architect that worked with Raphael and Michelanglo to build St. Peter’s Basilica?

Accepted Answer

Bramante

Question 24

The Americas and Africa became ____________ for England during the time period 1750-1850

Accepted Answer

A land of raw material

Question 25

Which of the following was the main cause of the French Revolution?

Accepted Answer

Economic depression for most of the French people

Question 26

Who was the author of, On the Revolutions of the Heavenly Spheres?

Accepted Answer

Copernicus

Question 27

Showing light, time of day and depth is defining of the paintings of…

Accepted Answer

Da Vinci

Question 28

Which Enlightenment author helped to make the Scientific Revolution relatable and understandable to the common man?

Accepted Answer

Fontenelle

Question 29

The Ausgleich created a dual monarchy between what two countries?

Accepted Answer

Austria, Hungary

Question 30

Who advocated for Aryan race superiority?

Accepted Answer

H.S. Chamberlain

Question 31

After the defeat of Napoleon, Alexander I of Russia ______ many of his Enlightenment ideals.

Accepted Answer

Contracted

Question 32

Galileo was the first to propose the heliocentric theory.

Accepted Answer

False

Question 33

The Father of Italian Renaissance Humanism was…

Accepted Answer

Petrarch

Question 34

What nation rose up to be independent and neutral after they broke away from the Dutch?

Accepted Answer

Belgium

Question 35

The Triple Alliance consisted of WWI was made up of...

Accepted Answer

Germany, Austria-Hungary, Ottomans

Question 36

In The Leviathan, human nature can best be described as…

Accepted Answer

Selfish

Question 37

Compulsory educations led to more jobs from men.

Accepted Answer

False

Question 38

What artist is famous for their ability to convey emotions in a variety of means (marble, wood, and bronze)?

Accepted Answer

Donatello

Question 39

The conditions of the slums, mines and factories gave the rise ___ for change and sought to establish utopias

Accepted Answer

Socialism

Question 40

Maximilien Robespierre was a radical during the French Revolution and a member of the …

Accepted Answer

Jacobins

Question 41

In Two Treaties on Government , human nature can best be described as…

Accepted Answer

Willing to work with other humans

Question 42

The prophet, Zuccone, was created by ____ as a reminder to the people of Florence to remain pious (religious).

Accepted Answer

Donatello

Question 43

Who authored, Leviathan ?

Accepted Answer

Hobbes

Question 44

Place the following rulers of England in chronological order …(a) Queen Elizabeth (b) Henry VIII (c) Queen Mary

Accepted Answer

B, C, A

Question 45

Perhaps the final breaking point between Robespierre and the people of France was his attempt to deify the concept of…

Accepted Answer

Liberty

Question 46

The German parliament was known as…

Accepted Answer

Reichstag

Question 47

This reform outlawed the employment of boys under the age of 10 and of all women….

Accepted Answer

1842 Coal Mine Act

Question 48

All of the following motivated Spanish explorers except …

Accepted Answer

A desire to build permanent settlements in the New World

Question 49

The Congress of Vienna attempted to…

Accepted Answer

Create policy that would maintain a European balance of power

Question 50

Britain, Russia, Prussia and Austria initially made up…

Accepted Answer

The Concert of Europe

Question 51

The three major European countries that dominate world exploration were….

Accepted Answer

Spain, France and England

Question 52

Ensuring Catholic conformity, through violent means, often defined the empire of King Phillip II of…

Accepted Answer

Spain

Question 53

The intervention that was based on the right of powers to send armies into countries where there were revolutions to...

Accepted Answer

The Quintuple Alliance

Question 54

Literacy began to increase dramatically after 1871 due to mass newspapers

Accepted Answer

True

Question 55

Which French king was beheaded in the Revolution?

Accepted Answer

Louis XVI

Question 56

Who took the reigns to stabilize Germany?

Accepted Answer

Prussians

Question 57

Very controversial because he claimed “God was dead” and the world was full of irrational forces

Accepted Answer

F. Nietzsche

Question 58

Of the following Italian city-states in the 1400s, _________ was the most powerful

Accepted Answer

Florence

Question 59

Edmund Burke’s Reflections on the Revolution in France was an example of…

Accepted Answer

Conservativism

Question 60

Plato’s influence on the artistic Renaissance can be seen in…

Accepted Answer

The importance of mathematical measure

Question 61

This governing body initially outlawed the teachings of Luther…

Accepted Answer

Edict of Worms

Question 62

Who was the author of, Starry Messenger?

Accepted Answer

Galileo

Question 63

The best-known Christian Humanist, who inspired Luther, was…

Accepted Answer

Erasmus

Question 64

The Leviathan argued for __________ government.

Accepted Answer

Authoritarian

CCWC FINAL REVIEW Spring

Questions 78

CCWC FINAL REVIEW Spring

Questions 78