ap world history 1450-1750

what city did the european renaissance start in?

• rome

• florence

• paris

• venice

when did the protestant reformation begin and who started it?

• 1517, martin luther

• 1776, thomas jefferson

• 1607, john smith

• 1492, christopher columbus

what were a few complaints with the catholic church listed in the 95 thesis?

• lack of religious rituals, lack of community involvement, lack of charitable works
• excessive focus on faith and salvation, lack of emphasis on good works, lack of concern for the poor
• selling of relics, corruption of the laity, excessive power of the church

• selling of indulgences, corruption of the clergy, excessive wealth of the church, lack of focus on faith and salvation

what were the effects of the protestant reformation?

• the protestant reformation led to the strengthening of the catholic church.

• the protestant reformation resulted in the decline of literacy and education.

• the protestant reformation had no significant effects on society.

• the protestant reformation led to questionin of authirity and a division in the religion (calavnism and anglican).

why was the european renaissance important?

• the european renaissance was important because it marked a period of great cultural and intellectual change in europe.

• the european renaissance was not important because it only affected a small group of people in europe.

• the european renaissance was important because it led to the decline of european civilization.

• the european renaissance was not important because it had no impact on european culture.

what were the gunpowder empires?

• aztecs

• safavid empire

• ottoman empire

• mughal empire

which empire were shia muslims?

• safavid

• ottoman

• mughal

• qing

which two empires were sunni muslims?

• ottoman

• safavid

• mughal

• qing

what was a bureaucracy?

• a system of government characterized by hierarchical authority, strict rules and procedures, and a specialized division of labor

• a type of government where citizens have direct control over decision-making

• a system of government where decisions are made by a small group of individuals

• a form of government where power is concentrated in the hands of a single ruler

what was a bureaucracy used for?

• implementing social policies and programs
• conducting scientific research
• enforcing laws and regulations
• administration