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WorksheetsWH Chapter 18 Exam Review
Total questions: 20
Worksheet time: 10mins
a fleet of warships
baroque
armada
caravel
infantry
laid the foundation for a Prussian state
Edict of Nantes
Miguel de Cervantes
Frederick William the Great Elector
Peace of Westphalia
belief that a ruler gets his power from God
baroque
natural rights
divine
divine right of kings
French Protestants influenced by John Calvin
Roundheads
Royalists
Huguenots
Calvinists
a great writer of the golden age of Spanish literature
Miguel de Cervantes
Don Quixote
Sancho Panza
Lope de Vega
style of art that rejected the Renaissance ideals of balance and proportion
Mannerism
Humanism
Realism
Idealism
officially ended the Thirty Years' War
Roundheads
Peace of Westphalia
Edict of Nantes
Treaty of Versailles
ended the French Wars of Religion
Edict of Nantes
Treaty of Versailles
Peace of Westphalia
Huguenots
architectural style characterized by elaborate ornamentation
Mannerism
baroque
Idealism
Realism
supporters of Parliament in the English Civil War
Huguenots
Roundheads
Royalists
Cavaliers
By the end of King Phillip II's reign, Spain had
become the wealthiest empire in the world
successfully invaded England
become the most populist empire in the world
successfully converted all Protestants
James I of England believed in the divine right of kings, which is the idea that kings
were equal to God and therefore did not have to live by the laws of the Church
were granted the wisdom of God upon assuming the throne and therefore was faultless
could know the mind of God and therefore could determine the future through divination.
received their power from God and were responsible only to God.
Oliver Cromwell's defeat of the king of England's forces allowed him to
restore the French monarchy to the throne
take control of England and establish a military dictatorship
execute members of Parliament who disagreed with his policies
return England to Catholicism and establish a pro-Catholic Parliament.
The foundation for a constitutional monarchy in England began with the
Toleration Act of 1489
Bill of Rights
Glorious Revolution
Edict of Nantes
In the Thirty Years' War, France fought against both the Holy Roman Empire and Spain in order to
gain political leadership in Europe
win religious freedom for its citizens
preserve the divine right of kings
purge the Catholic Church of corruption
What did Peter the Great see as crucial to making Russia a great power?
giving women a larger role in government
adopting a Western style of dress and etiquette
using Western technology to modernize the army
forming military alliances with powerful nations
The mood of Mannerist art reflected the
relentless search for power
religious upheavals of the Reformation
emphasis on individuality and self-expression
principles of balance, harmony, and moderation
William Shakespeare is viewed as a genius because his works
have endured for many centuries
show keen insight into human nature
emulate Greek and Roman classics
appeal to only the upper class
Thomas Hobbes believed that humans were guided by
reason and intellect
religion and personal ethics
a desire to avoid conflict
basic survival instincts
John Locke's arguments were used in the eighteenth century to
support demands for constitutional government
restore papal influence within the government
justify absolutism and the divine right of kings
encourage people to live without government
