Internal and External Challenges to State Power

What was an effect of Queen Ana Nzinga of Ndongo and Matamba leading a successful resistance against the Portuguese?

• Slaves were resettled

• An increase in women's rights

• All the above

• Ndongo became an ally of the Dutch

Wampanoag Amerindians attacked _____ in order to stop their advancement onto native lands.

• The Mughals

• French colonists

• English colonists

• Other Natives

This was in part result on English Colonist using underhand tactics in their continuing pressure to control Native American Lands. The final attempt of the indigenous people to drive the British from New England was ...?

• The Metacombs war

• King Philip's War

• The War of the Roses

• The Druse Rebellion

The disturbances in France between 1648 and 1653 that attempted to curb growing royal Power were ___.

• Attacks from the Spanish

• War with New England

• The Fronde

Why was Europe so successful and powerful between 1450 to 1750?

• They had diverse economy

• They had religious tolerance

• They had diverse population

• All the above

The Russian Orthodox Church was not under state control

• True

• False

What native Hindu empire formed after uprising against the Muslim Mughals in India?

• Maratha Empire

• Hindu Turkish Empire

• Muslim Turkish Empire

• Moracan Empire

• Hindi Mughal Empire

The rebellion of natives in the American Southwest who fought the Spanish over missionary conversions:

• Spanish Revolt

• Metacom Wars

• Maroon Wars

• Pueblo Revolt

What European ruler made foundations for absolutism?

• Peter the Great

• Ivan the Terrible

• Henry IV

• Louis XIV

How did Absolutism affect the states power in Europe?

• Kings took full control of states power

• Kings claimed to rule by divine rule

• States gained more power

• Feudalism got more powerful leading to more decentralization