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2023 WHII CSA 1 Review

Total questions: 45

Worksheet time: 23mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

By 1500, Most trade routes giving Northern Europe access to goods from the Ottoman Empire crossed the-

a)

Yellow Sea

b)

Black Sea

c)

Indian Ocean

d)

Pacific Ocean

2.

Which major state is located on the Iberian Peninsula?

a)

England

b)

Persia

c)

Russia

d)

Spain

3.

Which would have been a major empire located in the Western Hemisphere in the Americas about 1500?

a)

Mughal India

b)

France

c)

Aztec

d)

Songhai

4.

Aside from Buddhism, which other major religion is widespread in Asia?

a)

Juadaism

b)

Hinduism

c)

Christianity

d)

Islam

5.

What advancements were exchanged along trade routes from China?

a)

Textiles and Sugarcane

b)

Paper, Porcelain, Compasses, and Silk

c)

Salt and Gold

d)

Numerical system

6.

Which trade pattern is located in Western Africa around 1500 CE?

a)

Silk Road

b)

Maritime Routes

c)

Western European Sea and River Trade

d)

Trans-Saharan Routes

7.

Which of the World's five major religions around 1500 would have been found in parts of Asia, Africa, and southern Europe, but concentrated in the Middle East?

a)

Judaism

b)

Islam

c)

Buddhism

d)

Hinduism

8.

Which trade pattern links Asia to the Mediterranean Basin?

a)

Silk Road

b)

Maritime Routes

c)

Western Europe River Trade

d)

Trans-Saharan Route

9.

Which empire stretched along the Andes Mountains from Ecuador to Chile in South America?

a)

Aztec

b)

Ottoman

c)

Incan

d)

Songhai

10.

Europe gained access to knowledge about astronomy, mediciine, and mathematics MAINLY because:

a)

of religious tolerance

b)

The exploration of Africa

c)

the Manorial System Spread

d)

Scientific ideas were exchanged among the cultures.

11.

Desiderius Erasmus was known for what?

a)

Accomplishments in the visual arts

b)

accomplishments in literature such as sonnets and plays (Humanism)

c)

accomplishments with scientific investigation

d)

accomplishments in mathematics

12.

Which was known for being a painter and producer of high quality woodcut prints in the Renaissance?

a)

Sir Thomas Moore

b)

Albrecht Durer

c)

Leonardo da Vinci

d)

Peter Paul Rubens

13.

Who were dissenters that led early efforts to reform the Church in Rome prior to Martin Luther?

a)

King Henry VIII and his followers

b)

John Wycliffe and Jan Huss

c)

The Pope and his Bishops

d)

Queen Elizabeth and Cardinal Richelieu

14.

The sale of indulgences was seen as--

a)

a popular humanist idea

b)

another way bankers earn money

c)

corruption by the Church in Rome

d)

honest trading between merchants

15.

What tradition believed in predestination?

a)

Catholicism

b)

Jewish

c)

Lutheranism

d)

Calvinsim

16.

Who brought religious unity and tolerance for dissenters to England while encouraging expansion and power?

a)

Mary Tutor

b)

Elizabeth I

c)

Henry VIII

d)

Mary queen of Scotts

17.

What was the purpose of the Council of Trent?

a)

Created a new set of electors to choose the Holy Roman Emperor

b)

Negotiated the end of the 30 Years War

c)

Reaffirmed the traditional Catholic views and practices

d)

Established schools for Protestant teachings

18.

Who was known for his pioneering role for sponsoring exploartion for Portugal

a)

Francis Drake

b)

Prince Henry

c)

Christopher Colombus

d)

Ferdinand Magellan

19.

Who was the first to circumnavigate the globe?

a)

Vasco da Gama

b)

Francis Drake

c)

John Cabot

d)

Ferdinand Magellan

20.

Who found an all water route from Portugal to India around the Cape of Good Hope?

a)

Jacques Cartier

b)

Francisco Pizarro

c)

Vasco da Gama

d)

Hernando Cortez

21.

Which Spanish conquistador was known for his expeditions that led to the Spanish conquest of Peru and the Incas?

a)

Christopher Columbus

b)

Francisco Pizarro

c)

Vasco da Gama

d)

Jacques Cartier

22.

As colonists emigrated to the Americas, the colonists brought with them education, language, architecture, and religion. Colonists mostly imitate the culture of the--

a)

enslaved Africans

b)

indigenous populaitons

c)

parent country

d)

lowest social class

23.

The mixing of Old World and New World plants, animals, and diseases became known as the what?

a)

Trans-Saharan Trade Route

b)

Silk Road

c)

Colombian Exchange

d)

Triangle Trade

24.

Which trade pattern linked Europe, Africa, and the Americas known for trading of slaves, sugar, and rum?

a)

Black Sea Routes

b)

Silk Road

c)

Trans Saharan Route

d)

Triangular Trade

25.

The Portuguese, Dutch, and British created economic relationships in Asia by--

a)

decreasing trade agreements

b)

establishing trading companies

c)

trading mainly for gold, salt, and slaves

d)

allowing large groups of merchants to colonize

26.

Which scholar proposed the heliocentric model of the universe?

a)

William Harvey

b)

Nicolaus Copernicus

c)

Isaac Newton

d)

Johannes Kepler

27.

During the scientific revolution, which pioneer was responsible for discovering circulation of blood?

a)

William Harvey

b)

Nicolaus Copernicus

c)

Galileo Galilei

d)

Johannes Kepler

28.

The importance of the Scientific Revolution was the-

a)

return to placing emphasis on Catholic doctrine

b)

development of isolationist theories

c)

emphasis on reason and observation of nature

d)

debates over papal authority

29.

Which peninsula included the Spanish and Portuguese Empires

a)

Apennine

b)

Balkan

c)

Iberian

d)

Jutland

30.

Which geographical feature separates Europe from Asia?

a)

Mediterranean Sea

b)

Ural Mountains

c)

English Channel

d)

Alps

31.

Who abdicated the throne of the Holy Roman Empire?

a)

Louis XVI

b)

Elizabeth I

c)

Henry VIII

d)

Charles V

32.

The belief that one's authority to rule came from God is called--

a)

social contract

b)

natural law

c)

limited monarchy

d)

divine right

33.

What is a significant result regarding the reign of Charles I in England?

a)

His execution demonstrated no ruler could claim absolute power and ignore rule of law.

b)

His defeat of the Armada against his rival marked a spiraling downfall

c)

He spared no expesne in making the Palace of Versailles magnificent

d)

He gave up all of his titles and entered a monastery

34.

Which was an outcome that followed the Glorious Revolution?

a)

The restoration of Charles II

b)

The English Bill of Rights of 1689

c)

The English Civil War

d)

Parliament was dissolved

35.

Which social philosopher was hostile to religious fanaticism in a time when church and state began to separate?

a)

Thomas Hobbes

b)

John Lockes

c)

Jean-Jaucques Rousseau

d)

Voltaire

36.

What was the significance of the storming Bastille?

a)

It symbolized abuse of the French monarchy and marked the beginning of the French Revolution

b)

It began the Age of Absolutism in Europe

c)

The Ideas became incorporated by Thomas Jefferson in the Declaration of Independence

d)

It led to the English Civil war and changes to parliamentary power

37.

Which became an outcome of the French Revolution?

a)

Marie Antionette was named the new consul of the people

b)

Napoleon began to rise to power

c)

Prussia and Austria restored the monarchy in France

d)

Robespierre supported the monarchy

38.

Which had a major impact on the development of social and cultural patterns by leaving German lands divided into separate states?

a)

30 Years War

b)

The Renaissance

c)

The Reformation

d)

Discovery of new lands

39.

Who introduced reforms that attempted to westernize Russia?

a)

Charles II

b)

Peter the Great

c)

Oliver Cromwell

d)

Mary II

40.

Who was the first Tsar of Russia?

a)

Alexander I

b)

Genghis Khan

c)

Nicholas II

d)

Ivan the Terrible

41.

Who popularized the idea of separation of powers

a)

John Locke

b)

Montesquieu

c)

Hobbes

d)

Voltaire

42.

What is the name of the body of water separating the UK and Europe

a)

Mediterranean Sea

b)

North Sea

c)

English Channel

d)

Black Sea

43.

The Enlightenment--

a)

encouraged absolute monarchy

b)

emphasized reason, analysis, and individualism

c)

forbid social reforms

d)

restricted religious diversity

44.

Which family failed to unite Europe under a Catholic empire?

a)

Hapsburgs

b)

British

c)

Spanish

d)

Russian

45.

The Palace of Versailles is located in

a)

England

b)

Venice

c)

France

d)

Constantinople