Question 1

Slaves were first brought to Brazil by the:

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A) Spanish. 
B) Portuguese. 
C) Italians. 
D) French. 
E) English. 
A) Spanish. 
B) Portuguese. 
C) Italians. 
D) French. 
E) English. B

Question 2

As a result of the Thirty Years' War and other conflicts to defend the Catholic Church,Spain:

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A) was weakened and isolated for years to come. 
B) became the most powerful military power in Europe. 
C) prohibited all forms of religion. 
D) was still a major military power but was deeply in debt. 
E) sought an alliance with Poland. 
A) was weakened and isolated for years to come. 
B) became the most powerful military power in Europe. 
C) prohibited all forms of religion. 
D) was still a major military power but was deeply in debt. 
E) sought an alliance with Poland. A

Question 3

The Dutch revolt was sparked by:

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A) violence erupting between Catholic and Protestant factions in the Netherlands. 
B) an influx of Huguenot refugees from France. 
C) food prices rising exponentially. 
D) independent Dutch cities annexing territory from the countryside. 
E) Philip II attempting to tighten his control of the Dutch cities. 
A) violence erupting between Catholic and Protestant factions in the Netherlands. 
B) an influx of Huguenot refugees from France. 
C) food prices rising exponentially. 
D) independent Dutch cities annexing territory from the countryside. 
E) Philip II attempting to tighten his control of the Dutch cities. E

Question 4

The Thirty Years' War began when:

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A) a Protestant German prince attempted to claim the Spanish throne. 
B) France,a Catholic country,went to war against the Protestant princes of Germany. 
C) Sweden,a Protestant country,went to war against the Catholic princes of Germany. 
D) a Catholic prince became the ruler of a Protestant territory. 
E) a Protestant prince became the ruler of a Catholic territory. 
A) a Protestant German prince attempted to claim the Spanish throne. 
B) France,a Catholic country,went to war against the Protestant princes of Germany. 
C) Sweden,a Protestant country,went to war against the Catholic princes of Germany. 
D) a Catholic prince became the ruler of a Protestant territory. 
E) a Protestant prince became the ruler of a Catholic territory.

Question 5

The Fronde was a rebellion of the Spanish aristocracy.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 6

Cardinal Richelieu was appointed to serve as French king following the death of Henry IV.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 7

Most French Protestants were:

Accepted Answer

A) Calvinists. 
B) Lutherans. 
C) Zwinglians. 
D) Anabaptists. 
E) Presbyterians. 
A) Calvinists. 
B) Lutherans. 
C) Zwinglians. 
D) Anabaptists. 
E) Presbyterians.

Question 8

How did the Thirty Years' War illustrate the complexities of religion and statehood?

Accepted Answer

The catalyst of the Thirty Years' War wa

Question 9

What were the effects of the Price Revolution on Europe?

Accepted Answer

A growing European population,static foo

Question 10

Much of the wealth derived from colonies in the Americas came from:

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A) sugar. 
B) cotton. 
C) gold. 
D) furs. 
E) tobacco. 
A) sugar. 
B) cotton. 
C) gold. 
D) furs. 
E) tobacco.

Question 11

Oliver Cromwell's Protectorate was a:

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A) dictatorship. 
B) democracy. 
C) monarchy. 
D) plutocracy. 
E) meritocracy. 
A) dictatorship. 
B) democracy. 
C) monarchy. 
D) plutocracy. 
E) meritocracy.

Question 12

Unlike Spain,which was able to feed itself,France had to import most of its food.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 13

Once the seven northern provinces of the Netherlands became independent,they became wholly Lutheran.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 14

How did the events of early modern Europe impact early modern literature and art?

Accepted Answer

The writers and artists of this period w

Question 15

Alliances in the latter half of the Thirty Years' War were largely based on:

Accepted Answer

A) religious identity. 
B) familial and dynastic connections. 
C) current political needs. 
D) economic considerations. 
E) ethnic and linguistic identities. 
A) religious identity. 
B) familial and dynastic connections. 
C) current political needs. 
D) economic considerations. 
E) ethnic and linguistic identities.

Question 16

As a result of the actions of its king during the Thirty Years' War,Sweden became one of Europe's great powers.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 17

During the first half of the sixteenth century,northern Europe's leading commercial and financial center was:

Accepted Answer

A) Paris. 
B) London. 
C) Amsterdam. 
D) Antwerp. 
E) Vienna. 
A) Paris. 
B) London. 
C) Amsterdam. 
D) Antwerp. 
E) Vienna.

Question 18

The "price revolution" was driven by a huge influx of silver from the New World and a declining population in Europe.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 19

How did the Fronde contribute to the growth of Absolutism?

Accepted Answer

As a result of Cardinal Richelieu's havi

Question 20

What was triangular trade and how did it developed?

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For Europeans who settled in the America

Slaves were first brought to Brazil by the:

As a result of the Thirty Years' War and other conflicts to defend the Catholic Church,Spain:

The Dutch revolt was sparked by:

The Thirty Years' War began when:

The Fronde was a rebellion of the Spanish aristocracy.

Cardinal Richelieu was appointed to serve as French king following the death of Henry IV.

Most French Protestants were:

How did the Thirty Years' War illustrate the complexities of religion and statehood?

What were the effects of the Price Revolution on Europe?

Much of the wealth derived from colonies in the Americas came from:

Oliver Cromwell's Protectorate was a:

Unlike Spain,which was able to feed itself,France had to import most of its food.

Once the seven northern provinces of the Netherlands became independent,they became wholly Lutheran.

How did the events of early modern Europe impact early modern literature and art?

Alliances in the latter half of the Thirty Years' War were largely based on:

As a result of the actions of its king during the Thirty Years' War,Sweden became one of Europe's great powers.

During the first half of the sixteenth century,northern Europe's leading commercial and financial center was:

The "price revolution" was driven by a huge influx of silver from the New World and a declining population in Europe.

How did the Fronde contribute to the growth of Absolutism?

What was triangular trade and how did it developed?

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Exam 14: Europe in the Atlantic World,1550-1660

Slaves were first brought to Brazil by the:

As a result of the Thirty Years' War and other conflicts to defend the Catholic Church,Spain:

The Dutch revolt was sparked by:

The Thirty Years' War began when:

The Fronde was a rebellion of the Spanish aristocracy.

Cardinal Richelieu was appointed to serve as French king following the death of Henry IV.

Most French Protestants were:

How did the Thirty Years' War illustrate the complexities of religion and statehood?

What were the effects of the Price Revolution on Europe?

Much of the wealth derived from colonies in the Americas came from:

Oliver Cromwell's Protectorate was a:

Unlike Spain,which was able to feed itself,France had to import most of its food.

Once the seven northern provinces of the Netherlands became independent,they became wholly Lutheran.

How did the events of early modern Europe impact early modern literature and art?

Alliances in the latter half of the Thirty Years' War were largely based on:

As a result of the actions of its king during the Thirty Years' War,Sweden became one of Europe's great powers.

During the first half of the sixteenth century,northern Europe's leading commercial and financial center was:

The "price revolution" was driven by a huge influx of silver from the New World and a declining population in Europe.

How did the Fronde contribute to the growth of Absolutism?

What was triangular trade and how did it developed?

Early Civilizations

Peoples, gods, and Empires: 1700-500

The Civilization of Greece, 1000-400

The Greek World Expands, 400-150

The Civilization of Ancient Rome

The Transformation of Rome

Romes Three Heirs,500-950

The Expansion of Europe,950-1100

The Consolidation of Europe,1100-1250

The Medieval World,1250-1350

Rebirth and Unrest,1350-1453

Innovation and Exploration,1453-1533

The Age of Dissent and Division,1500-1564

European Monarchies and Absolutism,1660-1725

The New Science of the Seventeenth Century

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