Unit 2A Test Review

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Better farming methods and technology during the Industrial Revolution in Great Britain led many workers to:

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Work in urban factories

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By 1700, English rulers were limited in their powers due to: Economic growth, Revolutions, Wars, Colonization

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Revolutions

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The Enlightenment is also known as the Age of Reason because people believed they could use:

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Reason

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European leaders sent explorers on voyages of discovery to establish an all-water route to: Africa, Asia, America, Australia

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Asia

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Napoleon was important in history because his armies:

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Conquered much of Europe

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One effect of the Columbian Exchange was that Native Americans became sick from:

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Measles and smallpox

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A main goal of the Spanish in exploring the Americas was: Spreading Christianity, Gaining gold and silver, Finding new lands, Establishing trade routes

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Gaining gold and silver

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The Pax Romana was important because:

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Romans made great cultural achievements

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Feudalism ended in England and France because: Strong kings created strong nation-states, The Black Death occurred, Trade increased, The Crusades were successful

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Strong kings created strong nation-states

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The Crusades illustrated the Roman Catholic Church’s unifying effect on Western Europe as: Armies fought for land, Armies from different countries fought together, People converted to Islam, Kings lost power

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Armies from different countries fought together