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Our Worldviews Chapter 1-3 #Social8
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1
The poor treatment of Indigenous people by Europeans was a
result
of the:
Indigenous peoples’ desire for power and wealth.
European desire for power and wealth.
European desire for fairness and equality.
Indigenous peoples’ desire for fairness and equality.
2
Were the Chinese and Indian civilizations thought to be barbarous?
No because they were thought to be the most civilized
No
Yes
3
An opinion against the Church is known as.....
heresy
conflict
bias
superstition
4
What is Consumerism? (Definition)
Focusing on collecting and using material good or products
Selling goods to consumers
Making things appealing to consumers
Big companies selling things to customers
5
In the early 1400s, the Portuguese sailed ________ while the Spanish sailed _______...
north, south
west, east
south, north
east, west
6
What language was still used by the Church?
Latin
Spanish
French
English
7
What aspects of the Indigenous people' of North America's way of life impressed some Europeans?
Their simple yet effective homes
Their ideas about leadership and consensus government
How they divided wealth among their different classes
Their skill at hunting
8
The single most important factor that led to W. European nations to seek new routes to Asia was
the need of monarchs to have power
the Turkish invasion of Constantinople
advancements in mapping technology
better sea vessels
9
A feature common to the goals above is that they were all
reasons for the rise humanism and the Renaissance worldview
motives for European exploration and expansion
direct causes of the Renaissance in Europe
direct results of increased trade during the Middle Ages
10
What had the most effect on the people of the New World?
Plants
Metals and gunpowder
Diseases
Animals
11
Small political units joined together to become larger states toward the end of Renaissance
False
True
12
Which one of these are not one of the reasons for exploration?
Competition
Religion
Wanting to co-operate with other cultures
Curiosity
13
What is an astrolabe?
An art technique
An instrument used in navigation
A way to measure your speed
An instrument used in the Church
14
The desire for _______ was the main reason for the Age of Exploration.
wealth
education
religious freedom
land
15
"having to do with physical things, the opposite of spiritual" is the definition of:
secular
commercial
heresy
thiestic
16
Consumerism fuelled exploration as it increased peoples’…
All of the answers
wants
luxuries
needs
17
Who was the first European to reach The Americas?
Ferdinand Magellan
Bartholomew Diaz
Christopher Columbus
John Cabot
18
Before the printing press, how were the pages of books created?
They used laser printers
They were hand written
They took pictures of original pages
19
Nation means...
a group of people of common descent, history and language
a continental treat
a member of any of the Western Christian churches
the term for Canada.
20
Who was the first European to reach The Cape of Good Hope in Africa?
Christopher Columbus
John Cabot
Bartholomew Diaz
Ferdinand Magellan
21
Why did the economy of European countries go haywire after Imperialism?
Inflation due to gold and silver from colonies
Too much money spent on war
Too much money spent on colonies
Economic depression
22
Which country was the first to reach Asia by boat?
Spain
England
Portugal
France
23
Cartography means...
the science of mapmaking
to go around the whole of the Earth’s circumference
able to read and write
selling services for money, especially military services
24
A Portuguese prince who set up a school of navigation in 1419 in Portugal.
Vasco da Gama
Sir Francis Bacon
Amerigo Vespucci
Henry the Navigator
25
What began to develop for the first time due to the REFORMATION of the Roman Catholic Church?
HIP-HOP
A sense of style
Nationalism
Bad habits
26
How many reforms did Martin Luther feel were needed in The Roman Catholic Church?
85
90
95
100
27
The most important value that we possess in our worldview that goes back to the Renaissance is
democratic government systems
the high material standard of living
the importance of the individual
the importance of education
28
Did the Roman Catholic Church show interest in the exploration of land?
No, exploring the world was contrary to the Bible
Yes, saw millions of people to convert
No, they had enough problems at home
Yes, saw the opportunity to get richer
29
Who named the Pacific ocean?
Ferdinand Magellan
Bartholomew Diaz
Christopher Columbus
John Cabot
30
Who Was Martin Luther?
A French Priest and Teacher
A German Priest and Professor
Protestant Reformation Leader
An Italian Artist
31
Based on what you know about the
navigational instruments
, this is
most
likely an explorer who:
is holding a precious gold necklace.
is measuring the air temperature.
is carrying an empty bird cage.
is using an astrolabe to guide his travels.
32
People like
Francis Drake
inspired patriotism (confidence and pride) in England. Why?
All of the answers
He brought wealth back to England
He attacked Spanish treasure ships
He circumnavigated the world
33
Protestant means...
All of the answers
A Western Christian who is not Catholic
a gov't policy encouraging expansion , often by force
one’s native language from birth
34
In 1492, Christopher Columbus landed on an island in _______, believing he was close to Japan.
Asia
South America
North America
the Caribbean
35
What types of Maritime tech. improved/were invented leading to more exploration?
New kinds of engines for ships
google maps
New sails, ship styles and map making skills
None, there were no inventions.
36
Which city became the trade center in Europe? (early 1400s)
Lisbon
London
Venice
Genoa
37
The box containing the
question mark
should read:
Disruption of trade routes between Europe and Asia.
Fewer colonies claimed by European countries.
More wars between European and Asian countries.
An immediate increase in global trade relationships.
38
New Nations expanded because...
God (Spread their Religious views)
Glory (Power)
Gold (Wealth)
They were bored
39
What was the first book to ever be printed using the printing press?
The Greek Bible
The Gutenberg Bible
The Renaissance News
Canterbury Tales
40
What is the definition of Imperialism?
a policy to extend a country's authority or domination
a policy encouraging territorial or economic expansion
To be a king
To adapt the Imperial system EX: Inches, miles etc
41
Nationalism led to ...
War
Development of City States
The Renaissance
Expansionism...'The Age of Exploration'
42
What is the term for a local language understood by all?
vernacular language
humanistic language
ethnic language
local language
43
Which country built the largest empire during the age of exploration?
Portugal
England
Spain
France
44
What did Jacques Cartier do?
his findings lead to French colonization of Canada
Explored the St. Lawrence river way further than anyone
Explored the Maritimes and founded Cartierville
Explored Edmonton and made WEM
45
What other reasons contributed this 'rise of nations'?
kings control of the nobles lands formed larger states.
Citizens developed new ideas of belonging to a state
Societies became more urban
Invention of the printing press, use of local languages
46
Why is the Renaissance so important in the history of Europe and the Western world?
Because many important people contributed to it.
Because it's in the textbook.
Because it helped to determine how we think today.
It's not very important.
47
The Roman Catholic Church resisted translation of the Bible in local languages, mostly because:
Biblical translations could introduce inaccuracies.
it preferred the Bible to only be interpreted by Priests.
Many people couldn't read.
Translations lacked Monastic oversight by Church scribes.
48
Did the European worldview promote ethnocentrism?
No
Yes
