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AP European History Test Review
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1Who wrote "Utopia" a story that appeared in the renaissance?
- ADante Alighieri.
- BThomas More.
- CErasmus.
- DThomas A' Kempis.
2What factors brought change to the late Middle Ages?
- AThe Crusades.
- BProtestant movement.
- CThe unification of Italy.
- DSeparation of the Christian Church.
- EThe Bubonic Plague.
- FThe Creation of Gunpowder.
- GInvention of the printing press.
3Christian humanism was a secular conception of life, it emphasized individualism.
- ATrue
- BFalse
4Are the writers correctly matched with the pieces of literature they wrote? If not choose the incorrect ones.
- AThomas Moore - Utopia.
- BDante Alighieri - The Divine Comedy.
- CNiccolo Machiavelli - The Prince.
- DGiovanni Boccaccio - The Courtier.
- EErasmus - Praise of Folly.
- FBaldassare Castiglioni - The Decameron.
- GThey are all correctly placed.
5The Christian Church divided into the Roman Catholic Church and the Eastern Orthodox Church.
- ATrue
- BFalse
6The Orthodox Church was centered in Italy and the Roman Catholic Church was centered in Constantinople.
- ATrue
- BFalse
7The Medici's are to Florence what the Fuggers were to __________
- AFrance.
- BGermany.
- CEngland.
- DRussia.
8Latin was the language of scholarship during the renaissance.
- ATrue
- BFalse
9Thomas A' Kempis said that individuals needed the church to commune with god and he did not advocate for separation of the church.
- ATrue
- BFalse
10Martin Luther and John Calvin both advocated
- AThe belief that only chosen people would go to heaven.
- BThe belief that god had already chosen those who would go to heaven. It was already predestined.
- CThe belief that one cold commune with god without the need of the church.
- DThe belief that to become secular there would have to be protestant uprising.
11Humanism among the elite brought more education to women.
- ATrue
- BFalse
12The Brothers and Sisters of the Common Life ____________
- APracticed a faith and lifestyle called the Modern Devotion and were located in the Netherlands
- BPracticed a faith and lifestyle called Predestination and were located in Geneva.
- CPracticed a faith and lifestyle called Lutheranism and were located in Germany.
- DPracticed a faith and lifestyle called Catholicism and were located in France.
13Frescoes were more popular in Northern Italy than in Southern Italy.
- ATrue
- BFalse
14The Flemish Masters did portraits in oils before Michelangelo and Da Vinci.
- ATrue
- BFalse
15What did the laws against "Livery and Maintenance" passed by Henry VII do?
- AThey gave the king the exclusive military authority.
- BThey allowed princes around England to have private armies.
- CThey allowed marriage between protestant and catholic people.
- DThey gave the king the right to take property from the church.
16What was the Star Chamber?
- AA Royal Court for offending nobility, conducted without a jury.
- BA building in England created to represent religious virtue.
- CA church court that was vigil to enforce religious uniformity.
- DA secular part of state that worked with parliament to achieve religious tolerance.
17The Valois Monarchy could tax his subjects without parliamentary consent.
- ATrue
- BFalse
18The Estates General of France gained strength over time.
- ATrue
- BFalse
19The common denominator of Spain was the Catholic Church.
- ATrue
- BFalse
20The Habsburgs were the powerful ruling family of Spain, they also controlled the Low Countries and much of Central Europe, including Austria.
- ATrue
- BFalse
21Are the monarchies correctly matched with the land they ruled?
- AEngland - Tudors.
- BFrance - Habsburg.
- CSpain - Valois.
- DThey are incorrectly matched.
22During the 1500s the Holy Roman Emperor controlled all of these EXCEPT
- AAustria
- BThe Netherlands
- CSpain
- DSpanish America
- EFrance
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