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

The Elizabethan author of Doctor Faustus was:

What forced Charles I to summon a new parliament,after he had ruled without one for eleven years?

To promote the economic development of France,Henry IV did all of the following EXCEPT:

On a typical merchant run along the "triangle trade" route,a British ship would sail from England with manufactured goods,trade the goods for slaves in Africa,and then:

When the English established settlements,they often used the "plantation" model,which they had first used in:

A primary theme of artistic production between 1550 and 1650 was:

The "price revolution" forced many peasants to become unfree laborers in American colonies.

The Irish Rebellion of 1565 was supported by:

As a result of the Thirty Years' War,which of the following became a preeminent power in Europe?

Which groups in European society benefited most from the Price Revolution?

The sixteenth-century writer who portrayed lower-class people in a very favorable light was:

Dutch influence in North America was limited to one outpost,which was:

Unlike the English,the French colonists in North America:

Many agricultural commodities moved successfully from one ecosystem to another in the early modern Columbian exchange.

Whereas the French tended to colonize North America along the Atlantic coastline,the English founded forts and colonies in the interior.

The majority of people who came to the Chesapeake during the colonial period were:

The driving cause of the inflation experienced in Europe during the last half of the sixteenth century was:

The Thirty Years' War gave rise to what some consider the first modern army,that of:

The Edict of Nantes:

The agreement by which Charles II became king of England: