18.1 Review

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If the Spanish armada had not been defeated, what might have happened? Options: Europe might have been ruled by the Spanish., England might have lost its power as a Protestant country., Philip II might have been able to sail to France., the balance of power may have shifted to Germany.

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England might have lost its power as a Protestant country.

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Which of these played an important role as a cause of the French Wars of Religion? Options: the problem of inflation, the strong power of the French monarchy, the Edict of Nantes, the Calvinist Huguenots

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the Calvinist Huguenots

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From 1500 to 1600 Europe experienced

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a series of natural disasters.

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Which of these describes the Thirty Years’ War? Options: a conflict based on religious fanaticism, a dispute with political, religious, and territorial motives, a conflict that involved Dutch Reformed and Catholic factions, a war over succession to the throne of the Holy Roman Empire

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a dispute with political, religious, and territorial motives

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Sixteenth-century Europe was characterized by

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heightened religious tension.

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Queen Elizabeth worked to keep her people happy by

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following moderate Protestantism.

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This fleet of warships was the pride of Spain.

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armada

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Henry of Navarre could not be crowned king of France because

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he was Protestant.

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The witchcraft trials in Europe targeted which demographic? Options: poor single women in their 50s, wealthy married women in their 30s, poor young women in their 40s, poor widowed women in their 50s

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poor widowed women in their 50s

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Which of the following statements about Elizabeth I of England is true? Options: She became the only supreme governor of the state., She rejected Protestantism as the faith of England., She enforced laws favoring Catholics., She was extreme in her foreign policy.

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She became the only supreme governor of the state.