Unit 1: Global Empires of 1500 and The Renaissance

The idea that religious influence should be kept separate from acts of government is called…

• Isolationism

• Secularism

• Individualism

• Humanism

This Renaissance era _________ , which spread new ideas and led to increased literacy rates was called the Printing Press

Which of the following was NOT a direct outcome of the Protestant Reformation?

• Growth of secularism

• Growth of humanism and individualism

• Religious unity or harmony in Europe

• Gradual growth of religious diversity in Europe

Click on the territory that was NOT part of the Ottoman Empire

Tea and Porcelain were the biggest _______ during the Ming and Qing dynasties.

• imports

• exports

• natural resources

• purchases

Which of the following answers best describes where the Safavid Empire was located?

• Europe, near present day Germany

• Asia, near present day Vietnam

• Europe, near present day Spain

• Asia, near present day Iran

Both the Qing dynasty and the Tokugawa Shogunate...

• Encouraged the spread of Christianity

• Limited foreign influences and trade

• Controlled territory in Japan

• Allied with Great Britain against France

Click on the South African area, where the Zulu resisted European colonization in the early 19th century?

Who is credited with the famous Renaissance paintings Mona Lisa and The Last Supper?

• Leonardo da Vinci

• Michelangelo

• Raphael

• Boticelli

The painting Creation of Adam is significant because it depicted God as _____ instead of as a supernatural being