Honors World History Final

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What was the title given to the leader who united the Mongol tribes and established a Mongol empire?

Genghis Khan

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What is the period from the fourteenth through the sixteenth century in which Europe experienced a widespread revival of learning and a flowering of the arts?

Renaissance

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The word renaissance is French for what English word?

rebirth

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What new course of study, also known as the liberal arts, became popular in Europe during the Renaissance?

humanities

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What period of history did the Renaissance humanists admire?

Greco-Roman

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The most famous Renaissance patrons were members of which family?

Medici

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The birthplace of the Renaissance was

Florence

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What German developed movable-type printing in Europe?

Gutenberg

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Who is called the Father of Renaissance Painting?

Giotto

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Who painted The Last Judgment on the Sistine Chapel wall?

Michelangelo

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Which painter is best remembered for his engravings and woodcarvings?

Duer

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The secular age of the Renaissance prepared the way for the

Reformation

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Which verse did Luther use to claim “the just shall live by faith”?

Romans 1:17

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The country in which the Reformation began was

Germany

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What is the Catholic opposition to the Protestant Reformation called?

Counter Reformation

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What light, fast vessel was popular among the early explorers?

Caravel

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The first man to round the southern tip of Africa was

Dias

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Whose expedition around the Cape of Good Hope to India gave Portugal a lucrative spice trade with India?

de Gama’s

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Which two countries divided the world between themselves using the Line of Demarcation?

Portugal and Spain

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Which explorer’s crew accomplished the first circumnavigation of the world?

Magellan’s

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Who was the first European to view the Pacific Ocean?

Balboa

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Who conquered the Inca Empire?

Pizarro

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The Roman Catholic friar who opposed the cruel treatment of the Indians by his fellow Spaniards in the New World was

Las Casas

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Who discovered the Mississippi River?

de Soto

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Who was the Father of New France and the founder of Quebec?

Champlain

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Who explored the southwestern section of North America?

Coronado

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Who claimed the Mississippi Valley for France?

La Salle

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The first permanent English colony in America was

Jamestown

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The viceroy responsible for building forts at strategic points and helping Portugal dominate trade with Africa and the Far East was

Albuquerque

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What economic policy supported the belief that newly found wealth should benefit the mother country?

Mercantilism

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What is the name for the supply of invested money used by the joint-stock company?

Capital

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What is the name for the shared profit of a joint-stock company?

Dividends

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Which country discovered/claimed the following country: Brazil

Portugal

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Which country discovered/claimed the following country: Quebec

France

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Which country discovered/claimed the following country: New York

Netherlands (Dutch)

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Which country discovered/claimed the following country: Newfoundland

England

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Which United States president warned European nations against establishing colonies in the Western Hemisphere?

Monroe

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What cultural movement gave literary and artistic expression to the concepts of “Liberty, Equality, Fraternity”?

romanticism

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The French constitution of 1848 established “universal manhood suffrage,” which meant

all men could vote

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What is not something Conservative Leaders wanted

Individual Freedom

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The enclosure movement resulted in

small farms decreased

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The Industrial Revolution had its start in what industry?

textile

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What brought workers, raw materials, and machinery under one roof?

factory system

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The nation which led the way in social reform was

Great Britain

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A state in which the government assumes the responsibility for the material and social well-being of every individual is called what?

welfare state

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Marx believed capitalist exploitation of the workers could be solved only through

revolution

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What did Karl Marx call the working class?

Proletariat

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Wars between China and Great Britain were fought over the smuggling of

opium

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Britain received Hong Kong through the Treaty of

Nanking

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The most positive result of imperialism was the

missionary outreach

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The immediate cause of Germany’s entrance into World War I was

Russia’s mobilization

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During WWI, which front consisted of a 500-mile long network of trenches, bunkers, and minefields that resulted in massive casualties and ultimately a stalemate as little ground was gained on either side?

Western Front

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The immediate cause of Britain’s entrance into World War I was

the violation of Belgium neutrality

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Italy entered World War I because it

was promised land and loans by the Allies

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Italian entrance into the war was important because

Germany and Austria had to fight on another front

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Which leader proposed the Fourteen Points?

Wilson

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What major nation did not join the League of Nations?

United States

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President Wilson from the US ran for reelection on the stance of neutrality of the Great War. However, what event flipped his opinion and many Americans to join the allied powers and declare war on Germany?

Zimmerman note intercepted

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In what nation did Mussolini launch a military invasion?

Ethiopia

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What term means “buying off an aggressor by making concessions”?

appeasement

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Hitler was surprised when France and Britain declared war following his invasion of

Poland

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Blitzkrieg means

lightening war

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Who followed Neville Chamberlain as prime minister of Britain?

Winston Churchill

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What were Japanese suicide pilots called?

kamikaze

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Who ordered the dropping of the atomic bomb?

Truman

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Much like the League of Nations before it, the United Nations’ main weakness is lack of

authority

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According to the text, what has prevented the outbreak of another world war?

threat of nuclear war

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"In every kingdom, the king's power comes directly from God, to whom the ruler is accountable; power does not come to the king from the people and he is not accountable to them." This excerpt best reflects the concept of

divine right

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Who laid the foundation for absolutism in France?

Henry lV

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Which war was the last great religious war in Europe?

Thirty Year’s War

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Which nation came out of the Thirty Years' War the strongest?

France

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What group in France did Richelieu view as a danger to the state?

Huguenots

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What title was taken by Ivan IV and passed on to future Russian rulers?

czar

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In which country was absolutism defeated?

England

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The English kings were limited in power by the

Parliament's control of taxes

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What document did Charles I sign in order to obtain more funds from Parliament?

Petition of Right

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Oliver Cromwell took the title of

Lord Protector

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The Glorious Revolution caused which monarch(s) to lose the throne?

James ll

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What group of countries organized against France during the War of the Spanish Succession?

Grand Alliance

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Which war was also called the French and Indian War?

Seven Year’s War

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Which nation came out of the Seven Years' War the strongest?

England

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The seventeenth- and eighteenth-century exaltation of reason is known as the

Age of Reason

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Who proposed the heliocentric theory?

Copernicus

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Which German astronomer said that the orbits of planets are elliptical?

Kepler

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Edward Jenner Developed _____________ that has nearly taken out smallpox

vaccines

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The eighteenth-century intellectual movement is known as the

Enlightenment

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The belief that sees reason as the only sure source of knowledge and truth is known as

rationalism

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What is reasoning from specific cases to a general conclusion called?

Inductive reasoning

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Reasoning from a simple premise to a more complex truth is called what?

Deductive reasoning

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What philosophy says that everything is part of one great substance called “god”?

pantheism

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“All knowledge comes through experience” expresses which philosophy?

empiricism

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From what country did most philosophes come?

France

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Which Enlightenment philosopher believed in limited government and argued that government power comes from the "consent of the governed"?

John Locke

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The framers of the U.S. Constitution borrowed which idea from Montesquieu?

separation of powers

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Which Enlightenment philosopher believed so much in freedoms of speech and religion that he declared, "I may disapprove of what you say, but I will defend to my death your right to say it."?

Voltaire

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Which school of thought supported the existence of God as Creator but denied His involvement in human affairs?

deism

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What was the religion of the Age of Reason?

deism

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What German religious movement arose in the seventeenth century?

Pietism

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What is the eighteenth-century American revival called?

Great Awakening

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What artistic age spanning from 1600 to 1750 is characterized by its grand, heroic, sensual, and emotional style?

baroque age