WorksheetsWC Sem1 Final review
Total questions: 60
Worksheet time: 33mins
What is a patron?
Someone who is a financial supporter of the arts
Someone who paints
Someone who is a parent
Someone against the Renaissance
What increased literacy, made it easier to get books, helped exchange ideas?
renaissance
printing press
Catholic church
The King's decree
What was seen in art from the Renaissance
religion
no religion
perspective
fantasy
Where did the Renaissance start?
France
Russia
Italy
England
What was the focus of the Renaissance?
Religion, unity, education
Education, progress, individual achievement
Humanism, individual achievement, education
Unity, religion, humanism
What was Luther's biggest complaint in the 95 Theses?
the church selling indulgences
the sermons being too long
the Catholic church starting the Crusades
the church not taxing the rich
Who are the Henry VIII's heirs?
Edward, Mary, Elizabeth
James, Edward, Mary
Elizabeth, Louis, Ivan
James, Elizabeth, Mary
What group was created to help reform and return the Church to traditional Catholic faith?
National Assembly
Council of Trent
Reformation
What was NOT a teaching of Martin Luther?
everyone has equal access to God
you must pay the church money to have your sins forgiven
the bible was the sole source for truth
you do not need good works for salvation
What country was the leader of exploration?
Spain
England
Portugal
France
Who was the person to first circumnavigate the globe?
Magellan
Columbus
De Gama
Husdon
What was NOT a major negative from the Columbian Exchange in the Americas?
Slavery
population decrease
population increase
What do you call the global exchange of plants, animals, people and ideas during exploration?
Northern trade route
Trade Triangle
Columbian Exchange
What do you call non-religious, worldly?
protestant
secular
pius
What are a compass, astrolabe and caravel?
religious tools
exploration tools
farming tools
Who thought that people are naturally cruel/selfish and believed in an absolute monarchy?
Locke
Hobbes
Voltaire
Rousseau
Who believed people are reasonable and moral and that people have natural rights like liberty and wanted a limited government?
Voltaire
Hobbes
Locke
Wollstonecraft
Who supported the Encyclopedia, denounced slavery and urged education for all?
Hobbes
Locke
Diderot
Wollstonecraft
Who believed people were naturally good and wanted freely elected governments with limited power?
Rousseau
Diderot
Wollstonecraft
Voltaire
Who battled inequality, injustice and wanted free speech?
Locke
Voltaire
Hobbes
Diderot
Who fought for women to make decisions without their husbands and wanted equal education for boys and girls?
Rousseau
Voltaire
Hobbes
Wollstonecraft
Who started military training at the age of 9 and was a lieutenant at the age of 20?
Louis
Napoleon
Ivan
James I
What group did Napoleon create?
National assembly
The Directory
Consulate
Parliament
What is a plebiscite?
a parasite
an army
a popular vote
a new government
Name two reforms Napoleon set in motion for France?
Universities
Built roads and canals
Public Schools
Limited any new industries
What does Napoleon sell to the US?
Ships
Louisiana Territory
Land on the Great Lakes
It's colony in Florida
Pick the places Napoleon annexed (more than one).
Netherlands
Russia
Belgium
Switzerland
What does Napoleon abolish?
Catholisism
Parliament
Holy Roman Empire
Slavery
What country did Napoleon got to war with in 1812?
Germany
Ireland
Russia
Britain
Which country withdrew from Napoleon's Continental system?
Germany
Britian
Russia
Portugal
What does abdicate mean?
kidnap someone
take over
leave/step down from a powerful office (president, king..)
fail at a task
When Napoleon was defeated in the Battle of the Nations what happened?
He was killed
He retaliated and won
He abdicated the throne
Who took over France after Napoleon?
James II
Louis the XVIII
Helena
What happened when Napoleon tried to take back France?
He succeeded
England helped him
He lost again at the Battle of Waterloo
How long did the Congress of Vienna last?
a week
a month
10 months
2 years
What did the Congress discuss and do? (pick all that apply)
executing Napoleon
balance of power and peace
restore the monarchy
declare war
What group met to discuss any problems affecting the peace of Europe?
National Assembly
Concert of Europe
Congress of Vienna
NATO
Choose all the reasons that France was primed (ready) for a Revolution. (3)
Economics
Enlightenment ideas
Social inequity
Hatred for the King
What is the Bastille?
a palace
a city
a prison
a meeting place
Which estate was the most upset?
First
Second
Third
Who was a part of the Emigres that fled France? (pick all that apply)
Peasants
Nobles
Merchants
Clergy
When the royal family snuck out of the city and tried to leave the country what happened?
someone recognized the king
they were betrayed by their servants
they made it to safety
Mark who was involved in the Crusades. (more than 1)
European Christians
Chinese merchants
Arab Muslims
African traders
What was the Crusades?
A war
A march for God
A quest to find land to colonize
Peace talks
What did the two sides in the Crusades want?
Peace
Wealth
Control of the Holy land
What effects did the Crusades have? (pick all that apply)
Exploration
Trade
Increased religious hatred
Decreased the power of the Pope
What renaissance man wrote about being a leader?
De Gama
Da Vinci
Machiavelli
Luther
Why did Martin Luther and his supporters want the reformation?
They hated the Pope
They didn't believe the bible
They thought the church was becoming too secular (worldly)
They didn't want the common people to read
Where did the reformation begin?
France
Italy
Germany
England
Who came up with the heliocentric solar system?
Da Vinci
Copernicus
Newton
Magellan
Which historic figure proved the existence of gravity?
Da Vinci
Newton
Copernicus
Magellan
Who sailed for England and had a river named after him?
Magellan
Hudson
Da Gama
Columbus
Who sailed for Spain?
Magellan
De Gama
Hudson
Columbus
Who was the 1st to reach India by sea for Portugal?
Magellan
De Gama
Hudson
Columbus
Who are some leaders that are examples of Absolutism? (pick all that apply)
Louis the 14th
Martin Luther
Peter the Great
British Prime Minister
What term means total control over the people in their country?
King
Absolutism
Republic
Liberal
List the countries that we talked about in Absolutism? (pick all that apply)
Russia
England
France
Switzerland
What are some negatives to absolutism? (pick all that apply)
over taxation
education for all
little to no rights for the individual
peace
What is enlightenment?
an age of less religion
keeping people in the dark about the truth
use of reason to figure out how people and governments interact
Where was the center of Enlightenment?
Italy
France
Germany
England
