Europe Test

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Which of the following is an example of rule by many in European history? (Refer to page 200) Options: oligarchies in Greek city-states, fascist dictatorship in Italy, democracy in some classical Greek city-states, absolute monarchy in France

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democracy in some classical Greek city-states

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The Reformation was inspired in part by renewed interest in learning developed during the ______? (Refer to page 208)

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Renaissance

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Which of the following shows the correct sequence? (Refer to lesson 4.3) Greek city-states, Roman Empire, Middle Ages, Renaissance

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Greek city-states, Roman Empire, Middle Ages, Renaissance

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What was the Iron Curtain? Refer to page 217)

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a dividing line

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Why did the U.S. enact the Marshall Plan?

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to help European countries recover from WW II

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Which of the following might best be considered the trigger for the collapse of Communism in Eastern Europe? (Refer to page 219) Options: building of the Berlin Wall, Solidarity Strike, Soviet invasion of Hungary, Velvet Revolution

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Solidarity Strike

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How does geography affect settlement patterns in Western Europe? (Refer to page 189)

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few people settle in high mountains

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What effect has acid rain had in Europe?

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it has damaged historic buildings, forests, and lakes

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Which of the following best describes the religions practiced in Eastern Europe? (Refer to page 197) Eastern Orthodoxy was the main religion in Constantinople and Roman Catholicism was the main religion in Rome, Islam and Judaism are the main religions throughout Eastern Europe, Eastern Orthodoxy is the main religion in the east and Islam in the west, Roman Catholicism and Protestantism are the main religions throughout Eastern Europe

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Eastern Orthodoxy was the main religion in Constantinople and Roman Catholicism was the main religion in Rome

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Which statement best explains why the British system of gov. is considered a constitutional monarchy? (Refer to page 225) a king or queen is the ceremonial leader, while Parliament makes the laws, some members of Parliament are elected, while others are appointed, The head of the majority party in Parliament is the prime minister, The monarch has more power than the elected parliament

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a king or queen is the ceremonial leader, while Parliament makes the laws