Chapter 11 History and Cultures of Europe: Geography 7

Ancient Greece was made up of

• nation-states.

• counties.

• city-states.

• democracies.

Before Christianity became the official religion of Rome, leaders of the Roman Empire

• ignored Christians.

• persecuted Christians.

• enslaved Christians.

• made most Christans citizens.

What was the home of the first democracy?

• Athens

• London

• Sparta

• Venice

Which of the following was an ancient Greek philosopher?

• Martin Luther

• Leonardo de Vinci

• Copernicus

• Aristotle

What was the early effect of the Crusades?

• Nobles gained more land.

• Trade increased.

• Peasants revolted.

• The Roman Catholic Church declined.

The Black Death helped end feudalism by creating

• a shortage of labor.

• stronger families.

• more advanced medicines.

• a revolution.

Starting in the 1700s, Europe changed to

• a rural, farming society.

• an urban, industrialized society.

• a rural, industrialized society.

• an urban, agricultural society.

How is Europe's population changing?

• It is increasing slowly.

• It is decreasing.

• It is doubling in size.

• It is saying the same.

As a result of the Scientific Revolution, the 1700s became known as the Age of what?

• Enlightenment

• Empire

• Discovery

• Learning

Protestants dominate what region of Europe?

• northern Europe

• eastern Europe

• southern Europe

• western Europe