WorksheetsAP World Unit 3
Total questions: 15
Worksheet time: 30mins
The Gutenberg printing press
Did not have an immediate impact on European society
Directly contributed to the Protestant Reformation
helped to strengthen the power of the Catholic Church
Was not utilized by any of the Protestant church reformers
The Russian ruler who expanded its boundaries was
Ivan IV
Henry VIII
Louis XIV
Batu
The Mongol Yuan Dynasty was overthrown and replaced by the _________ Dynasty.
Qing
Ming
Kangxi
Qianlong
The ghazi ideal was
a peace treaty in Europe
a requirement for being a Muslim ruler
a model for warrior life
a peaceful approach to dealing with other civilizations
The Muslim Ottomans captured the Christian city of Constantinople and renamed it
Istanbul
Mehmed
Tamerlane
New Mecca
Shi'a and Sunni are
warring rulers of Middle Eastern empires
two cities in Arabia
two major factions within Islam
two major factions within Buddhism
Akbar, longtime ruler of the Mughal Empire in India, was generally known as
an effective leader who ran an organized government
a dangerous and unhinged leader
a well-meaning but ultimately ineffective leader
the leader who forced all Hindus to convert to Islam
European kings believed their authority was derived from
a democratic process in which all citizens vote
their nation's Constitution
divine right
their control over the military
All of these are true about the English Bill of Rights EXCEPT
it assured individual civil liberties
it guaranteed a legal process for those accused of crimes
it was written by King James I
it required agreement with Parliament on major issues like war
This leader was a good example of an absolute monarch.
Cardinal Richelieu
King Louis XIV
William and Mary
Queen Elizabeth I
Unlike China, Japan was
unified under one strong ruler
a fully functioning democracy
kept under Mongol rule for centuries
broken into over 200 independent territories
The Palace of Versailles
was a reflection of King Louis' power
was destroyed in the Thirty Years War
was where the Peace of Westphalia was signed
was converted into an Islamic mosque
Wycliffe, Zwingli, and Hus were all examples of
Catholic popes
church reformers who came before Luther
cities that experienced religious violence
church leaders who opposed Luther
All of these are true about Martin Luther EXCEPT
he translated the Bible into German
he refused to recant his criticisms of the Church
he was burned at the stake for his actions
he nailed his 95 Theses to the church door in Wittenburg
The Counter-Reformation
attempted to correct some of the abuses Luther spoke of
increased the use of the Inquisition
introduced the Jesuits as global missionaries
all of these
