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What did Martin Luther attack in 1517?
The sale of indulgences and corruption in the Roman Catholic Church.
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What was the significant outcome of the Protestant Reformation by the mid-sixteenth century in Germany?
Half the German people adopted Lutheran Christianity.
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Which movement was sparked by King Henry VIII's desire for a divorce?
The English Reformation.
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What was the purpose of the Council of Trent (1545-1563)?
To direct reform of the Roman Catholic Church.
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Who founded the Society of Jesus (Jesuits) in 1540?
Ignatius Loyola.
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What was the main cause of witch-hunts in Europe during the sixteenth century?
Religious conflicts of the Reformation fed hysteria about witches and devil worship.
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What major conflict did the Thirty Years' War (1618-1648) begin as?
A local conflict in Bohemia.
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What was Charles V unable to achieve during his reign as Holy Roman Emperor?
Establish a unified state.
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How did the Reformation increase royal power in England, France, and Spain?
It gave access to the wealth of the Church.
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What characterized constitutional states like England and the Netherlands?
Limited powers, individual rights, and representative institutions.
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What was the model of royal absolutism represented by Louis XIV of France?
The court at Versailles.
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What did the Peace of Westphalia (1648) establish?
A system of independent sovereign states.
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How did early capitalism affect rural society in early modern Europe?
Improved material standards and increased financial independence of rural workers.
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What did Adam Smith argue about profit-making in society?
Society would prosper if individuals pursued their own interests.
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What was a key change in family dynamics due to early capitalism?
The nuclear family became more independent economically, socially, and emotionally.
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What did Nicolaus Copernicus suggest about the universe in 1543?
That the sun was the center of the universe.
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What was Galileo Galilei known for in the Scientific Revolution?
His telescopic discoveries including the moons of Jupiter and sunspots.
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What did Isaac Newton's 'Mathematical Principles of Natural Philosophy' symbolize?
The scientific revolution and the use of direct observation and mathematical reasoning.
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What concept did Enlightenment thinkers seek to understand in relation to human society?
Natural laws that govern human society.
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What did Voltaire champion during the Enlightenment?
Religious liberty and individual freedom.
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How did the Enlightenment impact organized religion?
It weakened its influence and encouraged secular values based on reason.