Ap Euro Test Unit 3 ( True or False)

The Death of Elizabeth I resulted in a civil war in which the Stuarts triumphed.

False

James I and Charles I of England believed in the principle of Divine Right

True

Charles I attempted to rule England without consulting parliament

True

Cromwell was an advocate of religious toleration and a politique

False

William of orange and Mary were supported by parliament because they were protestant.

True

The Dutch East India Company lost control of its colonial possessions in the 17th C.

F

Absolute monarchs tended to support capitalism over mercantilism.

False

Enclosures benefited the upper classes.

True

The slave trade was always based on race.

False

The putting-out system allowed women to work in home-based textiles production.

True

The Test Act of 1673 passed in England was pro-catholic.

False

Charles I was forced into exile and lived out the rest of his life in France

False

The Treaty of Dover (1670) secretly promised English support to Catholic France.

True

The Netherlands and Swiss Confederation were republics during the 17th century.

True

Religious toleration was allowed in the Ottoman Empire and Netherlands in the 17th C.

True

Turnips helped stimulate population growth in England

True

Louis XIV allowed religious toleration in France

False

England was ruled as a constitutional monarchy after 1689

True

Louis XIV incurred large debts fighting wars during his 72 year reign

True

Oliver Cromwell actively supported theater and the visual arts as the “Lord Protector.”

False

Peter the Great was a traditionalist who highly valued Russian culture.

False

The Thirty years’ War was the land of major European War fought for religious reasons.

True

Rembrandt and Vermeer were prominent French baroque artists.

False