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Question 76: The period of time from 1584-1613 in which
many contenders laid claim to the Russian throne is known
as the
• Reign of Ivan the
Terrible
• The Time of Troubles
• Birth of the Romanov
Dynasty
• The Clash of Dynasties
• Peace of Westphalia
Question 76: The period of time from 1584-1613 in which
many contenders laid claim to the Russian throne is known
as the
• Reign of Ivan the
Terrible
• The Time of Troubles
• Birth of the Romanov
Dynasty
• The Clash of Dynasties
• Peace of Westphalia
Question 77: Wealthy and powerful, Spanish king
Phillip II defeated the Ottoman Turks at the sea battle of
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The Holy League
The Mediterranean
Lepanto
The Netherlands
Breitenfield
Question 77: Wealthy and powerful, Spanish king
Phillip II defeated the Ottoman Turks at the sea battle of
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The Holy League
The Mediterranean
Lepanto
The Netherlands
Breitenfield
Question 78: The Golden Age of Poland was signaled
by the creation of the _________ by Lublin Union
• Polish-Lituanian
Commonwealth
• Printing Press
• Common Healthcare
Plan
• Worker’s Protection
Organization
• Expansion of Market
and Trade
Question 78: The Golden Age of Poland was signaled
by the creation of the _________ by Lublin Union
• Polish-Lituanian
Commonwealth
• Printing Press
• Common Healthcare
Plan
• Worker’s Protection
Organization
• Expansion of Market
and Trade
Question 79: By 1550 governments began to distinguish between
the ________ and ________ poor, giving aid to those who were
disabled or elderly.
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Behaving, Misbehaving
Literate and Illiterate
Capitalist, Liberal
Communist, Marxist
Undeserving, Deserving
Question 79: By 1550 governments began to distinguish between
the ________ and ________ poor, giving aid to those who were
disabled or elderly.
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Behaving, Misbehaving
Literate and Illiterate
Capitalist, Liberal
Communist, Marxist
Undeserving, Deserving
Question 80: The Witch Hunts from the period of 1580
to 1700 was caused indirectly by the
• Increasing of discriminating
views towards women
• Secular views that
challenged the Church
teachings
• Reported sightings of the
Devil himself in he-goat form
• Increased Bible-reading
concerning the Devil
• The Teachings by the Church
that Influenced Men to
believe Women are Inferior
Question 80: The Witch Hunts from the period of 1580
to 1700 was caused indirectly by the
• Increasing of discriminating
views towards women
• Secular views that
challenged the Church
teachings
• Reported sightings of the
Devil himself in he-goat form
• Increased Bible-reading
concerning the Devil
• The Teachings by the Church
that Influenced Men to
believe Women are Inferior
Question 81: Philip II was granted the nickname “King
of the Paper” for his
• Insistence on overseeing the
tiny details of government
• Complex planning for attacks
made by Spanish Armada
• Strong belief in intellectual
indulgence through
Puritanism
• Encouragement of becoming
majors in literature
• Strong sympathies for
Spanish Writers
Question 81: Philip II was granted the nickname “King
of the Paper” for his
• Insistence on overseeing the
tiny details of government
• Complex planning for attacks
made by Spanish Armada
• Strong belief in intellectual
indulgence through
Puritanism
• Encouragement of becoming
majors in literature
• Strong sympathies for
Spanish Writers
Question 82: A French Calvinist was known as a
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Sans-culottes
Bobby
Huguenot
Rebel
Jacobin
Question 82: A French Calvinist was known as a
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Sans-culottes
Bobby
Huguenot
Rebel
Jacobin
Question 83: The members of the Guise family were known as _______
and viewed the Valois monarchy as weak in the face of Protestant threat
and wished to restore a more strongly Catholic king.
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Ultra-Catholics
Radical Lutherans
Ultra-Calvinists
Intellectually Inferior
Studious Puritans
Question 83: The members of the Guise family were known as _______
and viewed the Valois monarchy as weak in the face of Protestant threat
and wished to restore a more strongly Catholic king.
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Ultra-Catholics
Radical Lutherans
Ultra-Calvinists
Intellectually Inferior
Studious Puritans
Question 84: The slaughter of Protestant nobles in Paris
and throughout France was known as the ___________.
• Waterloo Massacre
• Bloodless Revolution
• Saint Bartholomew’s
Day Massacre
• Reign of Terror
• The Terror
Question 84: The slaughter of Protestant nobles in Paris
and throughout France was known as the ___________.
• Waterloo Massacre
• Bloodless Revolution
• Saint Bartholomew’s
Day Massacre
• Reign of Terror
• The Terror
Question 85: The War of the Three Henries culminated
in __________’s murder by a fanatical monk.
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Pope Pius X
Peter the Great
Henry of Navarre
Henry II
Henry III
Question 85: The War of the Three Henries culminated
in __________’s murder by a fanatical monk.
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Pope Pius X
Peter the Great
Henry of Navarre
Henry II
Henry III
Question 86: In order to bring peace to the French
people, Henry IV converted back to Catholicism and
uttered the famous quote:
• “I'm a slow walker, but I
never walk back”
• “Catholicism is Worth a
Mass”
• “Paris is Worth a Mass”
• “Faith Alone or Faith
and Death”
• “Let Them Eat Cake”
Question 86: In order to bring peace to the French
people, Henry IV converted back to Catholicism and
uttered the famous quote:
• “I'm a slow walker, but I
never walk back”
• “Catholicism is Worth a
Mass”
• “Paris is Worth a Mass”
• “Faith Alone or Faith
and Death”
• “Let Them Eat Cake”
Question 87: The defeat of the Spanish Armada by
British ships signaled
• The rise of England and the
decline of Spain as maritime
powers
• The incompetence of Spain’s
navy general, Don John
• Philip II’s underestimation of
the English fleet
• The Revolt in the
Netherlands that resulted in
Philip’s lack of attention
towards his navy
• Phillip II’s focus on creating a
Catholic Empire
Question 87: The defeat of the Spanish Armada by
British ships signaled
• The rise of England and the
decline of Spain as maritime
powers
• The incompetence of Spain’s
navy general, Don John
• Philip II’s underestimation of
the English fleet
• The Revolt in the
Netherlands that resulted in
Philip’s lack of attention
towards his navy
• Phillip II’s focus on creating a
Catholic Empire
Question 88:
Henry Bourbon was also known as
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Henry III
Henry II
Henry of Orange
Henry of Navarre
Henry the Valliant
Question 88:
Henry Bourbon was also known as
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Henry III
Henry II
Henry of Orange
Henry of Navarre
Henry the Valliant
Question 89: Following the Peace of Augsburg in 1555,
Germany was divided between
• Calvinist and Catholic
states
• Lutheran and Catholic
states
• States under the Pope and
states under the
monarchy
• States under the
monarchy and states
under Parliament
• Power distributed among
numerous autocracies
Question 89: Following the Peace of Augsburg in 1555,
Germany was divided between
• Calvinist and Catholic
states
• Lutheran and Catholic
states
• States under the Pope and
states under the
monarchy
• States under the
monarchy and states
under Parliament
• Power distributed among
numerous autocracies
Question 90: The Pacification of Ghent called for
• Formal Religious
Settlement
• The Execution of Mary
Stuart
• Catholicism as the State
Religion
• Increased Population
and Inflation
• The End of Spanish Rule
in the Netherlands
Question 90: The Pacification of Ghent called for
• Formal Religious
Settlement
• The Execution of Mary
Stuart
• Catholicism as the State
Religion
• Increased Population
and Inflation
• The End of Spanish Rule
in the Netherlands
Question 91: The proclamation that allowed Huguenots to
practice their religion outside of Paris and fortify towns to protect
their liberties was known as
• The Edict of Nantes
• The Treaty of
Westphalia
• The Declaration of the
Rights of Man and
Citizen
• The Settlement of
Religious Tolerance
• Treaty of Pyrenees
Question 91: The proclamation that allowed Huguenots to
practice their religion outside of Paris and fortify towns to protect
their liberties was known as
• The Edict of Nantes
• The Treaty of
Westphalia
• The Declaration of the
Rights of Man and
Citizen
• The Settlement of
Religious Tolerance
• Treaty of Pyrenees
Question 92: In 1633 the single most famous incident of conflict
between modern science and religious institutions was the
condemnation of whom by the Roman Catholic Church.
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Isaac Newton
Tycho Brahe
Galileo Galilei
Johannes Kepler
John Locke
Question 92: In 1633 the single most famous incident of conflict
between modern science and religious institutions was the
condemnation of whom by the Roman Catholic Church.
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Isaac Newton
Tycho Brahe
Galileo Galilei
Johannes Kepler
John Locke
Question 93: This period of rebellions convinced most French
people that the rule of a strong king was preferable to the rule of
many regional powers.
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The Great Terror
Wars of Religion
The Fronde
The Thirty Years’ War
The Seven Years’
War
Question 93: This period of rebellions convinced most French
people that the rule of a strong king was preferable to the rule of
many regional powers.
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The Great Terror
Wars of Religion
The Fronde
The Thirty Years’ War
The Seven Years’
War
Question 94: During the 1640’s this military man led the
victory for Parliament over the absolute monarchy of
Charles I in England.
• James I
• Colonel Thomas
Pride
• William of Orange
• Napoleon
Bonaparte
• Oliver Cromwell
Question 94: During the 1640’s this military man led the
victory for Parliament over the absolute monarchy of
Charles I in England.
• James I
• Colonel Thomas
Pride
• William of Orange
• Napoleon
Bonaparte
• Oliver Cromwell
Question 95: This Swedish King was one of the reasons for
the overwhelming victory at Breitenfeld.
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Gustavus Adolphus
Gustav V
Oscar II
Carl XVI Gustaf
Charles I
Question 95: This Swedish King was one of the reasons for
the overwhelming victory at Breitenfeld.
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Gustavus Adolphus
Gustav V
Oscar II
Carl XVI Gustaf
Charles I
Question 96: This brought all hostilities with the Holy Roman
Empire to an end and thus ended the Thirty Years War.
• Revocation of the
Edict of Nantes
• Treaties of Utrecht
• Treaty of
Westphalia
• Peace of Augsburg
• Treaty of the
Pyrenees
Question 96: This brought all hostilities with the Holy Roman
Empire to an end and thus ended the Thirty Years War.
• Revocation of the
Edict of Nantes
• Treaties of Utrecht
• Treaty of
Westphalia
• Peace of Augsburg
• Treaty of the
Pyrenees
Question 97: Which two countries continued to remain at
war after the Thirty Years War, outside the empire until
1659?
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England and France
France and Spain
Spain and Austria
Sweden and France
Sweden and Spain
Question 97: Which two countries continued to remain at
war after the Thirty Years War, outside the empire until
1659?
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England and France
France and Spain
Spain and Austria
Sweden and France
Sweden and Spain
Question 98: After Richelieu seized and took the city of La
Rochelle, whom did he deprive the right to hold fortified cities?
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French Military
Louis XIII
French Catholics
The Spanish Infanta
Huguenots
Question 98: After Richelieu seized and took the city of La
Rochelle, whom did he deprive the right to hold fortified cities?
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French Military
Louis XIII
French Catholics
The Spanish Infanta
Huguenots
Question 99: The Treaty of Westphalia gave this group of
people, their long sought recognition.
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Calvinists
Holy Roman Empire
The German Princes
Spain
Lutherans
Question 99: The Treaty of Westphalia gave this group of
people, their long sought recognition.
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Calvinists
Holy Roman Empire
The German Princes
Spain
Lutherans
Question 100: In the second half of the sixteenth century,
Germany was separated into this number of political entities.
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360
400
500
Question 100: In the second half of the sixteenth century,
Germany was separated into this number of political entities.
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500