AP Euro 17th century quiz Amador

Which of the following is not a correct pairing for the 30 years' War?

• Bohemian Phase: The Defenestration of Prague and war between the Catholic League and the Protestant Union

• Danish Phase: The Edict of Restitution resulted from King Christian's victory over Wallenstein's troops

• Swedish Phase: Cardinal Richelieu continued to get Protestants to battle the HRE with King Vasa's forces winning in the north but losing in the south

• French Phase: Open warfare by France meant victories in Germany and Spain, but only the Peace of Westphalia ended conflict in Germany

Which country became the main example of an absolute monarchy?

• Spain

• England

• France

• Sweden

Identify the art style.

• Rococo

• Baroque

• Neoclassical

• High Renaissance

• Hellenistic

Which of the following correctly associates the artist with the art style?

• El Greco / Mannerism

• Michelangelo / Baroque

• Artemisia Gentileschi / Romanticism

• Salvador Dali / Dadaism

In which region were there no significant popular revolts in the seventeenth century?

• France
• Spain
• England
• Holland

Which attitude toward religion did Louis XIV adopt from Spain?

• Uniformity and conformity
• Widespread use of the Inquisition
• Toleration for Lutherans but not Calvinists
• Toleration for all religions

Spain's economic troubles in the seventeenth and eighteenth centuries came about primarily when

• it lost control of the slave trade to the French
• the colonies in the New World revolted
• the gold and silver mines in the Americas began to run dry
• the Dutch began to raid Spain's northern coasts

The execution of Charles I

• ended the Stuart line
• was voted for by a large majority of the Long Parliament
• led Louis XIV of France to send troops to defend his son, Charles II
• Was approved by a Parliament purged of moderates

Mercantilist policies established in France during the seventeenth century involved all of the following EXCEPT

• government subsidies for textile manufacturing
• a strong interest in colonies
• abolition of guilds
• reduction in domestic tariffs

The English civil war was fundamentally fought over

• Catholic demands for the right to freely practice their religion
• whether Parliament or the king would appoint the head of the Anglican Church
• whether Parliament or the king has the power to levy taxes
• whether the House of Lords or the House of Commons should have ultimate authority