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Chapter 14 Crisis and Absolutism in Europe
Chapter 14 Crisis and Absolutism in Europe
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1
The term __________ is another name for a republic.
nation
monarchy
commonwealth
democracy
2
What architect and sculptor is known for completing Saint Peter's Basilica in Rome?
Artemisia Gentileschi
Gian Lorenzo Bernini
Peter Paul Rubens
Caravaggio
3
The Stuart rulers of England believed in the __________ right of kings.
supreme
social
divine
property
4
What other cultural change should be added to the chart?
commissioned a painting from El Greco
prohibited Western customs
allowed all women to remove their veils
insisted that men shave their beards
5
Elizabethan playwrights like Shakespeare generally wrote their plays for what social group?
lower classes
merchants
nobles
all classes
6
Which river flows nearest to Vienna?
Danube
Rhine
Elbe
Baltic
7
How did Louis XIV control the nobles and princes?
He imprisoned them.
He made them join his military.
He shared his power with them.
He kept them busy with court life.
8
Who were the French Protestants influenced by John Calvin?
Methodists
Huguenots
Puritans
Philosophes
9
In which system does a ruler hold total power?
enlightened absolutism
absolutism
deism
republicanism
10
Which monarch was called the "Most Catholic King?"
Elizabeth Tudor
Louis XIV
Philip II
James I
11
What is another name for Russian nobility?
absolutism
czar
boyars
commonwealth
12
Philip II of Spain sent a fleet of warships, or ___________, to invade England.
regiment
armada
battalion
brigade
13
Which movement replaced the artistic Renaissance?
Puritanism
baroque
rococo
Mannerism
14
Who was one of the most prominent Russian rulers in the Romanov dynasty?
Peter the Great
Ivan IV
Philip II
Frederick William the Great Elector
15
In 1689, what laid the foundation for a limited, or constitutional, monarchy in England?
the Edict of Nantes
the Toleration Act
the Stamp Act
the Bill of Rights
16
Who was often accused of witchcraft?
the poor and those without property
children
government officials
the wealthy
17
Which act brought an end to the Holy Roman Empire as a political entity?
the Toleration Act
the Treaty of Versailles
the Edict of Nantes
the Peace of Westphalia
18
What did the struggle between King Charles I and Parliament to govern England result in?
the American Revolution
the Thirty Years' War
the Seven Years' War
the English Revolution
19
Which of the following was an important development in 16th century European culture?
El Greco completed St. Peter's Basilica.
Miguel de Cervantes wrote Don Quixote.
Mannerism replaced the baroque movement.
Lope de Vega wrote Leviathan.
20
John Locke called the rights to life, liberty, and property_________ rights.
inalienable
natural
universal
rational
