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WorksheetsChapter 2.1, 2.2, 2.3 Quiz
Total questions: 19
Worksheet time: 6mins
This form of government was practiced in ancient Athens and would have given people the idea that they could have more participation in their government than they currently had.
Monarchy
Democracy
Republic
Oligarchy
This was the social system during the Middle Ages. Its impact was that the Monarchs and the Church became very strong and were able to control the people. As people began to look at new ways of structuring society a conflict developed between the old aristocracy and the people who were generating new wealth.
Oligarchy
Monarchy
Feudalism
Theocracy
This document was forced upon the King of England by the nobility and guaranteed more rights to individuals. This document was the foundation for all future democratic governments.
The Constitution
The Magna Carta
The Bill of Rights
The Declaration of the Rights of Man
During this period of rebirth people looked back on the foundations of Ancient Greek and Roman society. People appreciated the benefits that they would receive from establishing a new society and worked against the current authorities to gain more rights.
Renaissance
Reformation
Feudalism
Restoration
During this period people began to challenge the Catholic Church. The Religious dynamic of Europe was forever change and many wars were fought.
Renaissance
Reformation
Restoration
Transfiguration
The strong leader of Russia who worked to modernize(westernize) all aspects of Russian society. His leadership made Russia a stronger power but without him to keep things going his advances eventually faded away.
Ivan the Terrible
Nicholas II
Peter the Great
Alexander II
Empress of Austria who established social reforms and created a vast empire who were loyal to the Hapsburg dynasty
Maria Theresa
Marie Antoinette
Catherine the Great
Valerie Putin
Established Prussia as a power in Europe by developing a strong modern army. Prussia eventually lead to the unification of the German states and the foundation of Germany as a country.
Frederick the Great
Otto von Bismarck
Frederick William
Kaiser Wilhelm
The Sun King of France who limited the powers of the nobility established France as a leader in Europe. This was a defeat to people who wanted change. Eventually his extravagant spending and religious intolerance lead to the downfall of the monarch in France
Cardinal Richelieu
Louis XIV
Charles IV
Louis Phillipe
This established a freely elected Parliament and restricted the powers of the Monarch. This laid the groundwork for a limited or constitutional Monarch.
English Bill of Rights
Magna Carta
Rights of Man
Constitution
After the threat of a Catholic King, Parliament recruited William and Mary from the Netherlands to sit on the thrown in England. As a condition William and Mary had to give up a lot of their powers and gave Parliament increased power.
Restoration
English Civil War
Reformation
Glorious Revolution
Charles II was restored after Cromwell’s death. The powers of the King were reduced but people recognized that there was a need for a King to balance the power between the Monarchy and Parliament.
Renaissance
Restoration
Reformation
Reconstitution
A battle between the forces of the King and Parliament in England over the power of the King. The forces of Parliament eventually won and established Oliver Cromwell as Lord Protector of England. This was the first Republic in Europe after the Renaissance even though it did not last long.
English Civil War
War of Independence
Revolutionary War
War of the Roses
The last of the great religious wars in Europe, it was fought between Protestant countries and Catholic countries. The Protestant countries eventually won strengthening Sweden and France. France was actually a Catholic country but fought with the Protestants to gain power and leadership in Europe.
Franco-Prussian War
The Great War
7 Years War
The 30 Years War
Established Catholicism as the official religion of France but gave Huguenots the right to practice their religion. This ended many years of religious wars in France but was eventually overturned by Louis XIV
Peace of Westphalia
Edict of Nantes
Emancipation Proclamation
Edict of Worms
French protestants who gained some rights in France but eventually were outlawed. Caused some upheaval in France leading to religious wars.
Lutherans
Calvinists
Huguenots
Anglicans
Ruler of England who solidified Protestantism. Continued the loss of power of the Catholic Church
Queen Elizabeth
Queen Victoria
Queen Mary
Queen Beatrix
Leader of the Protestant rebellion in the Netherlands. Lead the Netherlands to independence. This weakened Spain and the Netherlands became a world power.
Phillip II
William the Silent
Prince Andrew
King Leopold
Catholic Kings supported the Catholic Church by the use of military action, sometimes war. This strengthened the power of the Catholic Church but also eliminate different religious groups from Spain that eventually lead to economic downfall
Militant Catholicism
Inquisitions
Counter Reformation
Crusades
