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Unit 4 Europe Review

Total questions: 19

Worksheet time: 21mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

What is the purpose of this machine?

a)

Make shoes

b)

sewed cloth together

c)

printed books quicker

d)

created jewelry

2.

What does the theme of the Sistine Chapel represent?

a)

Religion

b)

Politics

c)

Economics

d)

Geography

3.

Which letter if France?

a)

C

b)

B

c)

D

d)

A

4.

Who influenced these words That are underlined, and they became a part of everyday language?

“I bet your eyeball will feel much better if you would just close your eyelid and lay down in your bedroom for 10 minutes.”

a)

The Maga Carta

b)

Alexander the Great

c)

William Shakespeare

d)

Martin Luther

5.

Which one of the following will complete the flowchart?

a)

Hitler became dictator of Germany.

b)

Athens, Greece was the first democracy in the world

c)

King George ruled over Britain.

d)

Napoleon took total control of France

6.

These two bullet points are examples of?

a)

the first attempts at representative government

b)

the Crusades leaders and movements

c)

European artists

d)

abuse from unlimited governments

7.

95 theses were published because Martin Luther saw something wrong with?

a)

ships used for exploration

b)

impressionist paintings

c)

the Catholic Church

d)

the European economy

8.

During the Columbian Exchange, what do all these items have in common?

a)

Manufacturing

b)

Service

c)

Agricultural

d)

Retail

9.

The industrial Revolution changed Europe in which way?

a)

By increasing the price of food

b)

By strengthening Europe’s economy

c)

By allowing people to vote

d)

By making people pay taxes

10.

A. Republic - government ruled by many in the form of representatives

B. Monarchy - rule by one person, typically a king or a queen

C. Theocracy - ruled by one leader who serves in the name of God or a god

D. Dictatorship - rule by one person with total control

a)

United States

1.

Republic - government ruled by many in the form of representatives

b)

Cuba

2.

Monarchy - rule by one person, typically a king or a queen

c)

United Kingdom

3.

Constitutional Monarchy - a system of governance where a monarch shares power with a constitutionally organized government

d)

Vatican City

4.

Theocracy - ruled by one leader who serves in the name of God or a god

11.

European citizens have the same rights and responsibilities are?

a)

protected by the King of Europe

b)

limited by dictators

c)

very similar to those of Americans

d)

only for adults over the age of 20

12.

What is the paragraph talking about?

a)

Vatican City

b)

Feudal System

c)

Enlightenment

d)

C. European Union (EU)

13.

13. The best selection is

a)

B. Aristotle

b)

C. Socrates

c)

A. Plato

14.

13. The best selection is

a)

B. Napoleon Bonaparte

b)

A. Alexander the Great

c)

C. Atilla the Hun

15.

This sport originated in Europe. What sport does the bullet points describe

a)

Rugby

b)

Ultimate Frisbee

c)

Skiing

d)

Spikeball

16.

In the diagram replace the question mark with the correct answer.

a)

Vatican City is run by the Pope.

b)

Tourism is an important industry.

c)

The European Union was created

d)

Governments place high taxes on their citizens.

17.

Western European countries are economically by this physical feature.

a)

Indian Ocean

b)

Andes Mountains

c)

Atlantic Ocea

d)

Appalachian Mountain

18.

The foundation of the U.S. government is based on these ideas of this Enlightened Philosopher.

a)

Wolfgang Mozart

b)

Pablo Picasso

c)

John Locke

d)

Leonardo da Vinci

19.

Base on the chart above what conclusion can determine about the economic development of Europe?

a)

Level 2 - developing

b)

Level 4 - non-existent

c)

Level 3 - underdeveloped

d)

Level 1 - developed