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World History Midterm Review III
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Preguntas del test (19)
1Identify where each of the following items went during the Triangular Trade.
- ACotton Goods, Weapons, Rum
- BSlaves
- CCotton, Sugar Cane, tobacco, Rum
2The [blank_start]Commercial Revolution[blank_end] was the period of extensive changes in the European economy between 1400 and 1750 began as the result of money becoming standardized or gets a [blank_start]fixed value[blank_end] (two words).
- ACommercial Revolution
- Bfixed value
3The Age of Exploration began as the results of new economic developments such as:
- AMercantilism
- BThe Commercial Revolution
- CStandardized money
- DMovement of trade from the Mediterranean area to the Atlantic nations
- EFormation of Joint-stock companies
- FThe need for raw material
- GMore powerful monarchs
- HThe need for Spices from Asia
4[blank_start]Copernicus[blank_end] (last name) came up with the [blank_start]heliocentric[blank_end] theory, which states that the sun is the center of the universe, but could not prove it because he did not have the instruments or mathematics. [blank_start]Kepler[blank_end] (last name) proved the theory using [blank_start]mathematics[blank_end]. [blank_start]Galileo[blank_end] proved the theory physically using the [blank_start]telescope[blank_end].
- ACopernicus
- Bheliocentric
- CKepler
- Dmathematics
- EGalileo
- Ftelescope
5The Catholic Church started the Counter/Catholic [blank_start]Reformation[blank_end] to stop people from leaving the Church as well as to stop the spread of [blank_start]Protestantism[blank_end]. The person who was responsible for starting this was Pope [blank_start]Paul III[blank_end].
- AReformation
- BProtestantism
- CPaul III
6[blank_start]Henry VIII[blank_end] was the English monarch who left the Catholic Church, and formed the Anglican Church or [blank_start]Church of England[blank_end] (three words).
- AHenry VIII
- BChurch of England
7The religious movement that divided the Catholic Church and created new Christian religions was called the [blank_start]Reformation[blank_end].
- AReformation
8Ignatius Loyola started the Catholic religious order known as the [blank_start]Jesuits[blank_end] or the Society of Jesus.
- AJesuits
9Jan & Hubert [blank_start]van Eyck[blank_end] were responsible for creating a new style of painting known as the [blank_start]Flemish School[blank_end] which used oil on canvas. They also were known for the detail of the faces they painted as well as their painting of [blank_start]Adam[blank_end] and [blank_start]Eve[blank_end].
- AFlemish School
- BAdam
- CEve
- Dvan Eyck
10[blank_start]Michelangelo[blank_end] sculpted the statue David and helped design [blank_start]St. Peter’s Basilica[blank_end].
- AMichelangelo
- BSt. Peter’s Basilica
11[blank_start]Maria Theresa[blank_end] (first and last name) was able to gained control of Habsburg lands as the result of the [blank_start]Pragmatic Sanction[blank_end] which was an agreement between her father and other European leaders.
- AMaria Theresa
- BPragmatic Sanction
12The [blank_start]Index of Forbidden Books[blank_end] was a list of books the Catholic Church banned because they were considered a threat the Catholics. [blank_start]Galileo[blank_end]'s book was put on it for 200 years after he appeared before the [blank_start]Inquisition[blank_end].
- AIndex of Forbidden Books
- BGalileo
- CInquisition
13The [blank_start]Middle Passage[blank_end] was the second stage of the Triangle Trade which involved the transportation of [blank_start]slaves[blank_end] across the Atlantic Ocean to the Americas.
- AMiddle Passage
- Bslaves
14The differences between the Italian Renaissance and the Northern Renaissance was the Italian Renaissance looked to the [blank_start]ancient Greeks and Romans[blank_end] for inspiration while the Northern Renaissance looked at the [blank_start]early Christian Church[blank_end].
- Aancient Greeks and Romans
- Bearly Christian Church
- Cearly Christian Church
- Dancient Greeks and Romans
- EHoly Roman Empire
- FHoly Roman Empire
15[blank_start]John Calvin[blank_end] formed a new religion based on the idea of predestination.
- AJohn Calvin
- BMartin Luther
- CHenry VIII
- DJohann Tetzell
16[blank_start]Absolutism[blank_end] is a system of government in which the ruler determines policy without consulting either the people or their representatives.
- AAbsolutism
- BDivine Rights of Kings
- CMonarchy
- DOligarchy
17The [blank_start]Habsburg[blank_end] family controlled Holy Roman Empire, Spain, the Netherlands, Bohemia, Austria, Hungary, parts of Italy as well the territories in the Americas
- AHabsburg
- BTudor
- CMedici
18In 1643, [blank_start]Louis XIV[blank_end] became the king of France and was known as the “Sun King”.
- ALouis XIV
- BHenry IV
- CLouis XIII
- DCharles V
19 As a child, [blank_start]Louis XIV[blank_end], he was frightened by the [blank_start]Fronde[blank_end], which was a series of civil wars in France that involved the nobility and citizens of Paris. As a result he moved his palace from Paris to Versailles. This palace, known as [blank_start]Versailles[blank_end] became his symbol of absolute power.
- ALouis XIV
- BFronde
- CVersailles
Información
- Descripción
- Review quiz for the World History Midterm which covers the Renaissance to the beginning of the French Revolution
- Autor
- K. Asher
- Idioma
- English
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