AP European History Quiz iiid

What is required for a thesis to earn a point in the AP European History scoring guidelines?

• It must restate the prompt.

• It must consist of a single sentence.

• It must establish a line of reasoning.

• It must be located in the body paragraphs.

Which of the following is an example of context that might be used in a response to the prompt about the Glorious Revolution?

• The American Civil War

• The French Wars of Religion

• The Industrial Revolution

• The Renaissance

What is an example of evidence beyond the documents that could be used in an argument?

• Events of the Glorious Revolution not provided in the documents

• Repeating the document content

• Ignoring historical context

• Using only the provided documents

What is one way to demonstrate a complex understanding of a historical development?

• Ignoring multiple variables

• Explaining both causes and effects

• Focusing on a single perspective

• Avoiding any analysis

How can the Glorious Revolution be considered part of the Enlightenment?

• By ignoring social class and political faction

• By using evidence to corroborate, qualify, or modify the argument

• By focusing only on religious affiliation

• By disregarding economic position

What is one way to confirm the validity of an argument according to the AP European History scoring guidelines?

• By ignoring alternative views

• By corroborating multiple perspectives across themes

• By focusing solely on one perspective

• By avoiding connections within periods

What should be considered when qualifying or modifying an argument?

• Only the most popular views

• Diverse or alternative views or evidence

• The simplest explanation

• The most complex theories

What must be part of the argument according to the scoring guidelines?

• A simple phrase or reference

• An understanding of diverse perspectives

• A single viewpoint

• A detailed historical timeline

What is the main topic discussed in John Evelyn's Diary?

• Tensions between Protestants and Catholics in England

• The rights of Parliament and the crown

• The principles of popular sovereignty

• The success of English monarchs in restraining power

What is the purpose of William's Declaration according to the document?

• To justify the overthrow of James II

• To protect the rights of Protestants and Parliament

• To propagate the 'true religion'

• To depict William and Mary as heroic figures