Unit 4 Europe Review

How did artwork, such as the stained glass example, help to maintain the traditions of the Christian Church in Europe?

• Artists acted as spokesmen for the Christian Church.

• An illiterate population learned about biblical stories.

• Jobs were created for craftsmen working for the Church.

• Money was raised by charging groups to see the artwork.

The architectural example above is common throughout much of Western Europe. This type of architecture reflects the cultural influence of —

• wealthy donors in Europe

• Christian values in Europe

• Greek philosophy in Europe

• cultural convergence in Europe

The work of art shown above continues to be studied by artists around the world. It was produced by a famous Italian artist of the European Renaissance. What is the title of this work?

• Self-Portrait

• Mona Lisa

• Last Supper

• The Knight’s Bride

Leonardo Da Vinci (1452-1519)

Raphael (1483-1520)

Claude Monet (1840-1926)

Vincent Van Gogh (1853-1890)

Pablo Picasso (1881-1973) The above listed men made a lasting

contribution to European culture by —

• creating folktales and stories

• introducing new political ideas

• producing master works of art

• composing famous symphonies

What religious tradition is most common in the culture of many European societies?

• Islam

• Judaism

• Hinduism

• Christianity

Based on the map what natural resource helped to support industrial development in both Britain and Germany?

• Iron

• Coal

• Natural Gas

• Petroleum

Travel throughout Europe is facilitated by an extensive

railroad system. This system is an example of which type of industry?

• Retail

• Service

• Agricultural

• Manufacturing

Which letter on the map is at the location of Canada?

• A

• B

• C

• D

Which of the following is limited in a limited government?

• The power of leaders

• The rights of citizens

• The number of elections

• The influence of political parties

In many limited governments, the individual rights of the

people are detailed in a —

• constitution

• federal legal code

• political party platform

• declaration of independence