Crisis And Absolutism In Europe
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- 1.French Protestants influenced by John Calvin
- A.
Edit of Nantes
- B.
Huguenots
- C.
Peace of Westphalia
- D.
Charles I
- 2.Recognized Catholicism as the official religion of France
- A.
Charles I
- B.
Queen Elizabeth
- C.
Peter the Great
- D.
Peace of Westphilia
- 3.Officially ended the Thirty Years's War
- A.
Toleration Act of 1689
- B.
Peace of Westphilia
- C.
Papal King
- D.
Bourbon
- 4.His execution horrified much of Europe
- A.
Queen Elizabeth
- B.
York
- C.
Louis XII
- D.
Charles I
- 5.The invasion of England by William of Orange
- A.
"Toleration Act of 1689"
- B.
"Glorious Revolution"
- C.
"Peace of Westphilia"
- D.
"Peter the Great"
- 6.Granted Puritains, but not Catholics, the right of free public worship
- A.
Papal King
- B.
Toleration Act
- C.
Peace of Westphilia
- D.
Pter the Great
- 7.Louis XIII's chief minister
- A.
Peter the Great
- B.
El Greco
- C.
Jean-Baptiste Colbert
- D.
Cardinal Richelieu
- 8.Sought to increase France's wealth and power by following the ideas of mercantilism
- A.
El Greco
- B.
Cardinal Richelieu
- C.
Jean Baptiste Colbert
- D.
Papal King
- 9.His work reflected the high point of Mannerism
- A.
Papal King
- B.
El Greco
- C.
Edict of Nantes
- D.
Peter the Great
- 10.Introduced Western customs and ways of doing things to Russia
- A.
Jean-Baptiste Colbert
- B.
Edit of Nantes
- C.
King of the World
- D.
Huguenot King
- 11.recognized catholicism as the official religion of France
- A.
Peter the Great
- B.
Charles I
- C.
Toleration Act of 1689
- D.
Valois
- 12.The house of ______________ ruled the southern French kingdom of Navarre.
- A.
Valois
- B.
Bourbon
- C.
York
- D.
Annecy
- 13.Philip II of Spain was known as the
- A.
"Huguenot King."
- B.
"Most Catholic King."
- C.
"king of the World"
- D.
"Papal King."
- 14.James I England believed in the divine right of kings, which is
- A.
The belief that a king was granted the wisdom of God upon ascending to the throne, and therefore was faultless.
- B.
The concept that kings were equal to God, and therefore did not have to live by the laws of the Church.
- C.
The theory that kings alone know the mind of God, and therefore could determine the future through divination.
- D.
The idea that kings receive their power from God and are responsible onlyto God.
- 15.The ____ were Protestants in England who were inspired by Calvinist ideas.
- A.
Puritans
- B.
Royalists
- C.
Roundheads
- D.
Cavaliers
- 16.Oliver Cromwell’s defeat of the king’s forces allowed him to
- A.
Restore the French monarchy to the throne.
- B.
Execute the members of Parliament that disagreed with his policies and beliefs.
- C.
Take control of England and eventually establish a military dictatorship.
- D.
return England to Catholicism and establish an entirely pro-Catholic Parliament.
- 17.The foundation for a constitutional monarchy in England was laid by the
- A.
Toleration Act of 1489.
- B.
Bill of Rights.
- C.
“Glorious Revolution.”
- D.
Rump Parliament.
- 18.What is absolutism?
- A.
The practice by monarchs of undergoing daily absolution to keep states free of the burden of sin
- B.
The belief that all citizens within a state must conform to one religion
- C.
An offshoot of Islam, in which it is believed that baptism absolves all past and future sins
- D.
A system of government in which a ruler holds total power
- 19.Louis XIV maintained complete authority as monarch by
- A.
Executing the previous monarch’s entire family.
- B.
Maintaining a network of spies to find conspirators against him.
- C.
Distracting the nobles and royal princes with court life, to keep them out of politics.
- D.
Bestowing lavish riches on any serf who supported his right to rule.
- 20.The style of painting known as ____ is known for its use of dramatic effects to arouse the emotions.
- A.
Gauche
- B.
Realism
- C.
Baroque
- D.
Mannerism
- 21.The work of William Shakespeare is perhaps the best example of ____ literature.
- A.
Elizabethan
- B.
Baroque
- C.
Gothic
- D.
Mannerist
- 22.ruled the southern French kingdom of Navarre
- A.
Phillip II
- B.
House of Bourbon
- C.
Divine right of kings
- D.
Louis XIV
- 23.The “Most Catholic King”
- A.
Miguel de Cervantes
- B.
Puritans
- C.
Louis XIV
- D.
Phillip II
- 24.The idea that kings receive their power from God
- A.
Divine right of kings
- B.
Independents
- C.
Mannerism
- D.
Miguel de Cervantes
- 25.Protestants in England inspired by Calvinist ideas
- A.
Puritans
- B.
Louis XIV
- C.
Absolutism
- D.
House of Bourbon
- 26.Soldiers in the New Model Army of Oliver Cromwell
- A.
Bill of Rights
- B.
Mannerism
- C.
Independents
- D.
Divine right of kings
- 27.laid the foundation for a constitutional monarchy in England
- A.
Bill of Rights
- B.
Independents
- C.
"Toleration Act of 1689"
- D.
"Glorious Revolution"
- 28.System of government in which a ruler holds total power
- A.
Puritans
- B.
Bill of Rights
- C.
Independents
- D.
Absolutism
- 29.fostered the myth of himself as the Sun King
- A.
Louis XIV
- B.
Philip I
- C.
Peter the Great
- D.
John III
- 30.marked the end of the artistic Renaissance
- A.
Independents
- B.
Absolutism
- C.
Mannerism
- D.
Bill of Rights
- 31.wrote the novel Don Quixote
- A.
Sun King
- B.
Oliver Cromwell
- C.
Phillip II
- D.
Miguel de Cervantes
- 32.
- 33.Explain the importance of the English Parliament Bill of Rights.
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