Statistics for Modern World History Part 1

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HintAnswer% Correct
Important City-Statesrome
67%
Important City-Statesflorence
50%
Important City-Statesmilan
50%
Early Explorerscolumbus
33%
Important Artistsda vinci
33%
Important City-Statesvenice
33%
Important Artistsmichelangelo
17%
Social Classesslaves
17%
Motives for Explorationspices
17%
Early Explorersvespucci
17%
The Spanish Empire32 million
0%
Council of Trentabolished indulgences
0%
Hobbesabsolute monarchy best form of government
0%
Louis XIVabsolutist
0%
Humanismactive civic life
0%
Why did the Renaissance begin in Italy?active trading center
0%
The Slave Tradeadjustment
0%
Anabaptistsadult baptism
0%
Cardinal Richelieuaggressive foreign policy
0%
Council of Trentart/ritual of church
0%
New Technologyastrolabe
0%
The Slave Tradeauction
0%
Renaissance Literary Conventionsautobiography
0%
Why did the Renaissance begin in Italy?avoided late medieval economic slump
0%
African Empiresaxum
0%
The Spanish Empireaztec - cortes
0%
Impact of Spain's Defeatbankrupt
0%
Council of Trentbaroque
0%
Renaissance Idealsbeauty
0%
Impact of Spain's Defeatbeginning of english power
0%
Humanismbelief in the power of humanity
0%
Machiavellibetter to be feared than loved
0%
English Reformation (Rulers)bloody mary
0%
How did the Age of Exploration Change the World?brought regions of the world together
0%
Important Artistsbrueghel
0%
Peter the Greatbuilt st petersburg
0%
Early Explorerscabot
0%
Early Explorerscabral
0%
Petition of Rightcannot declare martial law except during wartime
0%
Petition of Rightcannot imprison people without just cause
0%
Petition of Rightcannot levy taxes without parliament
0%
Petition of Rightcannot quarter troops in private homes
0%
English Bill of Rightscannot raise army without parliament
0%
English Bill of Rightscannot suspend laws
0%
The Slave Tradecapture
0%
Baroquecaravaggio
0%
New Technologycaravel
0%
English Civil Warcavalier parliament
0%
Frederick William Icentralized prussian government
0%
Golden Age of Literaturecervantes
0%
English Civil Warcharles i
0%
English Civil Warcharles i executed
0%
English Civil Warcharles ii
0%
Causes of the Reformationchristian humanism
0%
Causes of the Reformationchurch abuses
0%
Goals of Counter-Reformationclarify theology
0%
Humanism | Renaissance Idealsclassicism
0%
Renaissance Educationclassics and liberal arts
0%
Louis XIV Legacyclass resentments
0%
Council of Trentcode of conduct for clergy
0%
Mercantilismcolonies - source of raw materials, cheap labor, captive markets
0%
How did the Age of Exploration Change the World? | The Spanish Empirecolumbian exchange
0%
Baroquecombined renaissance art with religion
0%
New Technologycompass
0%
What is Absolutism?considered essential for control
0%
Catholic Church Abusesconspicuous display of wealth
0%
Effects of the Slave Tradeconstant warfare in africa
0%
Characteristics of City-Statescontrolled by merchants
0%
Renaissance Educationcreate complete citizens
0%
Social Classescreoles
0%
Effects of the Slave Tradecultural decimation in africa
0%
Roots of the EMPcultural diffusion
0%
Motives for Explorationcuriosity
0%
Early Explorersda gama
0%
Economic/Social Trendsdecline of spanish economy
0%
Impact of Spain's Defeatdecline of spanish power
0%
Causes of the Reformationdecline of the papacy
0%
Effects of the Slave Tradedepopulation of africa
0%
Golden Age of Literaturede vega
0%
Early Explorersdias
0%
The Spanish Empiredisease
0%
Catholic Church Abusesdispensations
0%
Legacy of Reformationdivided europe
0%
What is Absolutism?divine right
0%
Important Artistsdonatello
0%
Important Artistsdurer
0%
English Reformation (Rulers)edward
0%
Mannerismel greco
0%
Goals of Counter-Reformationeliminate abuses
0%
English Reformation (Rulers)elizabeth i
0%
Baroqueemotional
0%
Legacy of Reformationended christian unity
0%
Peace of Augsburgended christian unity in west
0%
Machiavelliends justify the means
0%
English Civil Warenglish bill of rights
0%
Frederick William Ienhanced production
0%
The Commercial Revolutionentrepreneurship rose
0%
Anabaptistsequality
0%
Henry IVexpanded trade
0%
Roots of the EMPexpansion of trade
0%
The Slave Tradeexploitation
0%
Motives for Explorationfame
0%
Legacy of Reformationfamily values
0%
Mercantilismfavorable balance of trade
0%
Mannerismfigures contorted
0%
Louis XIV Legacyfinancial troubles
0%
The Spanish Empireforced labor
0%
The Commercial Revolutionformer trading cities cut off
0%
English Bill of Rightsfreedom of debate in parliament
0%
Cardinal Richelieufrench academy
0%
African Empiresghana
0%
Important Artistsghiberti
0%
Important Artistsgiotto
0%
English Civil Warglorious revolution
0%
The Spanish Empiregod, glory, gold
0%
Motives for Explorationgod,glory,gold
0%
The Commercial Revolutiongovernment banks
0%
Mercantilismgovernment subsidies
0%
Economic/Social Trendsgrowing population
0%
English Bill of Rightsguaranteed individual rights
0%
Early Explorershenry the navigator
0%
English Reformation (Rulers)henry viii
0%
Machiavellihow to keep power
0%
Renaissance Idealshumanism
0%
Machiavellihumans are selfish by nature
0%
Mannerismignored renaissance principles
0%
Catholic Church Abusesilliteracy
0%
Mercantilismimportance of bullion
0%
Cardinal Richelieuimproved economy
0%
Henry IVimproved infrastructure
0%
The Spanish Empireinca - pizarro
0%
Peter the Greatincreased government revenues
0%
Causes of the Reformationincreased power of secular monarchs
0%
Frederick William Iincreased revenues
0%
Legacy of Reformationincreased status of women
0%
Henry IVincreased treasury
0%
The Commercial Revolutionincrease in business activity
0%
Characteristics of City-Statesindependent
0%
Catholic Church Abusesindulgences
0%
English Civil Warinter-regnum
0%
Calvinismirresistible grace
0%
English Civil Warjames ii
0%
The Commercial Revolutionjoint-stock companies
0%
New Technologylateen sails
0%
Council of Trentlatin bible
0%
Louis XIVlavish court
0%
Renaissance Idealslearning
0%
Hobbesleviathan
0%
Calvinismlimited atonement
0%
Peace of Augsburglutheranism established in germany
0%
Frederick William Imade prussian army more efficient
0%
Early Explorersmagellan
0%
African Empiresmali
0%
New Technologymaps
0%
English Humanistsmarlowe
0%
Causes of the Reformationmartyrdoms of wycliffe and hus
0%
Council of Trentmass in latin
0%
How did the Age of Exploration Change the World?mass migration across atlantic
0%
Social Classesmestizoes
0%
Characteristics of City-Statesmoney more important than land
0%
The Commercial Revolutionmoney standardized
0%
The Commercial Revolutionmoney supply increased
0%
English Humanistsmore
0%
Social Classesmulattoes
0%
New Technologymultiple masts
0%
Catholic Church Abusesmystical nature of the catholic service
0%
Social Classesnative americans
0%
Lockenatural law
0%
Lockenatural rights to life, liberty, property
0%
Renaissance Idealsnature
0%
Roots of the EMPnew science and technology
0%
English Civil Warnineteen propositions
0%
Lutheranismno priests
0%
Hobbesno right to rebel
0%
African Empiresnubia
0%
Council of Trentonly church leaders could interpret
0%
Anabaptistspacifists
0%
English Bill of Rightsparliament must meet often
0%
Louis XIVpatron of the arts
0%
Social Classespeninsulares
0%
Lockepeople have right to rebel
0%
Calvinismperserverance of saints
0%
Renaissance Idealsperspective
0%
English Civil Warpetition of right
0%
Why did the Renaissance begin in Italy?physical reminders of past glory
0%
Renaissance Educationphysical training
0%
Renaissance Literary Conventionspolitical science
0%
What is Absolutism?popular in 16th/17th century europe
0%
Causes of the Reformationpopular resentment of church taxes
0%
Baroquepopular with catholic church
0%
The Spanish Empirepopulation decimation
0%
Roots of the EMPpopulation growth
0%
How Ideas Spreadprint
0%
Triangular Tradeprocessed goods from europe to africa
0%
English Civil Warpuritan persecution
0%
Effects of the Slave Traderacism
0%
Triangular Traderaw goods from americas to europe
0%
Cardinal Richelieureduced power of nobles
0%
Cardinal Richelieureduced privileges of huguenots
0%
Goals of Counter-Reformationre-establish papal authority
0%
Anabaptistsrefused to hold public office
0%
Anabaptistsrefused to swear oaths
0%
Motives for Explorationreligion
0%
Roots of the EMPreligious conflict
0%
Legacy of Reformationreligious toleration
0%
Lutheranismreligious truth only in bible
0%
Legacy of Reformationreligious wars
0%
Causes of the Reformationrenaissance ideals
0%
Henry IVrestored discipline in army
0%
Roots of the EMPrise of middle class
0%
Roots of the EMPrise of powerful monarchies
0%
Economic/Social Trendsrising prices
0%
Baroquerubens
0%
New Technologyrudders
0%
Peace of Augsburgrulers could choose religion
0%
Catholic Church Abusessale of religious offices
0%
Lutheranismsalvation by faith alone
0%
Council of Trentsalvation by faith and good works
0%
Baroquesearch for power
0%
Renaissance Educationsecular
0%
Roots of the EMPsecular learning
0%
Humanismsecular pursuits
0%
Council of Trentseminary schools
0%
Anabaptistsseparation of church and state
0%
Peter the Greatserfdom entrenched
0%
Lutheranismservices in vernacular
0%
Catholic Church Abusessexual misconduct
0%
English Humanists | Golden Age of Literatureshakespeare
0%
How did the Age of Exploration Change the World?shifted power to atlantic
0%
Lutheranismsimplified interiors
0%
Lutheranismsinging of hymns
0%
Triangular Tradeslaves from africa to americas
0%
How did the Age of Exploration Change the World?slave trade
0%
Hobbessocial contract
0%
African Empiressonghai
0%
Renaissance Literary Conventionssonnets
0%
Legacy of Reformationspread literacy
0%
How did the Age of Exploration Change the World?spread of protestantism
0%
How did the Age of Exploration Change the World?spurred further exploration
0%
Henry IVstreamlined bureaucracy
0%
Cardinal Richelieustrengthened army
0%
Peter the Greatstrengthened russia's image
0%
Peter the Greattook over church
0%
Calvinismtotal depravity
0%
How Ideas Spreadtrade
0%
The Commercial Revolutiontrade shift from mediterranean to atlantic
0%
Legacy of Reformationtransfer of power from church to state
0%
How Ideas Spreadtravel
0%
Calvinismunconditional election
0%
What is Absolutism?unlimited power
0%
Renaissance Idealsurbanity
0%
Why did the Renaissance begin in Italy?urban, prosperous culture
0%
Important Artistsvan eycks
0%
Renaissance Literary Conventionsvernacular literature
0%
Louis XIVversailles
0%
Lutheranismvocations
0%
How Ideas Spreadwar
0%
Louis XIV Legacyweak nobility
0%
Mercantilismwealth = power
0%
Louis XIVwell-oiled bureaucracy
0%
Peter the Greatwesternized russia
0%
Economic/Social Trendswitchcraft trials
0%
Machiavelliwrote the prince
0%
Renaissance Idealsyouth
0%

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