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Timeline of the 17th Century

How well do you remember historical events from 1601 until 1700?
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Last updated: February 17, 2021
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1. Which philosopher was burned at the stake for believing that the universe is infinite and that other solar systems exist?
Giordano Bruno ✓
Jean Bodin ✓
Michel de Montaigne ✓
Antoine Lavoisier ✓
2. What period of fine art, well known for its grandiosity and exaggeration, started in Italy around 1600?
Symbolism ✓
Baroque ✓
Romanticism ✓
Realism ✓
3. What town became the first permanent English settlement in the Americas in 1607?
Plymouth ✓
Roanoke ✓
Charlestown ✓
Jamestown ✓
4. Which English explorer tried to find the Northwest Passage in 1607?
John Rolfe ✓
Samuel de Champlain ✓
William Bradford ✓
Henry Hudson ✓
5. Which scientist discovered the moons of Jupiter in 1610?
Robert Boyle ✓
Christiaan Huygens ✓
Johannes Kepler ✓
Gallileo Gallilei ✓
6. What was the name of early English settler of North America who was married to Pocahontas?
John Smith ✓
William Penn ✓
John Rolfe ✓
Roger Williams ✓
7. What Native American tribe was Pocahontas from?
Cherokee ✓
Powhatan ✓
Navajo ✓
Sioux ✓
8. Miguel de Cervantes is best known for his novel "Don Quixote" completed in 1615. In what Spanish region is the story taking place?
La Mancha ✓
Galicia ✓
Aragon ✓
Andalusia ✓
9. What war was the result of the Reformation?
Forty Years' War ✓
Twenty Years' War ✓
Thirty Years' War ✓
Sixty Years' War ✓
10. The first Africans arrived in what British colony in America in 1619?
Connecticut ✓
Georgia ✓
Virginia ✓
Massachusetts ✓
11. What was the name of the ship of Pilgrims that landed in Massachusetts in 1620?
Aprilflower ✓
Mayflower ✓
Marchflower ✓
Juneflower ✓
12. What was the stage name of the comedic French playwright, whose works included "The Misanthrope" and "Tartuffe?"
Moliere ✓
Jolliet ✓
Giotto ✓
Voltaire ✓
13. Which artist painted Nicolaes Tulp (1632), Belshazzar's Feast (1635) and The Night Watch (1642)?
Caravaggio ✓
Jan Steen ✓
Peter Paul Rubens ✓
Rembrandt ✓
14. In which U.S state .was Harvard University founded in 1636?
Massachusetts ✓
Michigan ✓
North Carolina ✓
Maine ✓
15. "Cogito, ergo sum" is a statement that was made in Latin by which philosopher?
Giordano Bruno ✓
Rene Descartes ✓
Niccolo Macchiavelli ✓
Gottfried Leibniz ✓
16. In 1643, who led the first known European expedition to reach New Zealand and to sight the Fiji islands?
John Cabot ✓
Hernando de Soto ✓
James Cook ✓
Abel Tasman ✓
17. Which Italian violin maker opened a shop at Piazza Roma, prominent craftsmen square in Cremona?
Antonio Salieri ✓
Claudio Monteverdi ✓
Antonio Stradivari ✓
Niccolo Paganini ✓
18. Who was the "Lord Protector of the Commonwealth" of England?
Robert Walpole ✓
Oliver Cromwell ✓
Thomas Becket ✓
John Collins ✓
19. Who did the English colonists of New England fight in King Philip's war between 1675 and 1678?
Mexicans ✓
French ✓
Spanish ✓
Native American tribes ✓
20. Which physicist brought the theories of gravity and the basic laws of motion?
Michael Faraday ✓
Albert Einstein ✓
Max Planck ✓
Isaac Newton ✓
21. Which Caribbean port city was largely destroyed by a cataclysmic earthquake in 1692, leaving pirates to find another refuge and base of operations?
Tortuga ✓
Havana ✓
Port Royal ✓
Portobello ✓
22. For what crime 20 people were executed in Massachusetts in 1692-93?
Rape ✓
Children abuse ✓
Kidnapping ✓
Witchcraft ✓
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