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- 1. Multiple ChoiceHe changed the focus of the Thirty Years' War from religious to political.Henry VIIIElizabethCardinal RichelieuJohn Calvin
- 2. Multiple ChoiceThey started the Church of England.Elizabeth ICharles VPrince HenryHenry VIII
- 3. Multiple ChoiceThis family stayed Catholic in a Protestant Germany.HapsburgGutenbergPizzaroTudor
- 4. Multiple ChoiceThey started navigation school.Martin LutherVasco da GamaFrancis DrakePrince Henry
- 5. Multiple ChoiceWas the greatest person in English history and led them to defeat the Spanish Armada in 1588.MaryJoan of ArcElizabeth IHenry VIII
- 6. Multiple Choice-Believed in salvation by faith alone
-started the Protestant denomination
-posted the 95 Thesis on church door in GermanyMartin LutherJohn CalvinErasmusGutenberg - 7. Multiple ChoiceHe explored into the St. Lawrence RiverVasco da GamaJacques CartierFrancis DrakeChristopher Columbus
- 8. Multiple Choice-Spanish conquistador
-conquered the AztecsPizzaroCortezCartierColumbus - 9. Multiple Choice-Spanish conquistador
-conquered the IncansPizzaroCortezColumbusda Gama - 10. Multiple Choice-believed in pre-destination
-helped expanded the Protestant religionMartin LutherJohn CalvinGutenbergHenry VIII - 11. Multiple ChoiceHis invention helped spread the idea of the Renaissance and Reformation.CalvinNewtonGutenbergGalileo
- 12. Multiple ChoiceIn sailing for Spain, he became the first person to sail around the world.MagellanShakespeareFrancis DrakeHernan Cortez
- 13. Multiple ChoiceThe great playwright from England.ElizabethHenry VIIJames IShakespeare
- 14. Multiple ChoiceHe explored for EnglandColumbusFrancis DrakeFrancisco PizzaroPrince Henry
- 15. Multiple Choice-first person to sail around the Cape of Good Hope
-came back from India with 1000 percent interestMagellanVasco da GamaDrakeCartier - 16. Multiple ChoiceLaws of gravityNewtonGalileoKeplerCopernicus
- 17. Multiple Choiceplanetary motionNewtonKeplerCopernicusHarvey
- 18. Multiple ChoiceMonarch restored to power at the end of the English Civil WarCharles ICharles IICharles VCharles IV
- 19. Multiple Choice-signed the English Bill of Rights 1689
-coming to power is called the Glorious RevolutionFerdinand & IsabellaWilliam & MaryHenry & CatherinePeter & Catherine - 20. Multiple Choicebelieved in a contract between the people and government to protect peoples' rightsLockeRousseauMonesquieuVolatire
- 21. Multiple Choiceinvented the Cotton GinEli WhitneyHenry BessemerJames WattLouis Pasteur
- 22. Multiple Choice
What person developed the concept shown in the picture?WhitneyHarveyPasteurCopernicus - 23. Multiple ChoiceWho is associated with the idea shown in this picture?LockeRousseauJeffersonVoltaire
- 24. Multiple ChoiceWhich figure was declared a heretic by the Catholic Church for the theory represented by the diagram?KeplerGalileoCopernicusNewton
- 25. Multiple ChoiceHe attempted to westernize Russia.Ivan the GreatPeter the GreatB-Daddy the GreatVladimir Lenin
- 26. Multiple ChoiceThis author of the Declaration of Independence used Enlightenment ideas as inspiration.LockeWashingtonJeffersonJames Madison
- 27. Multiple ChoiceEnlightenment thinker who wrote people have natural rights like life, liberty, and propertyThomas JeffersonJohn LockeGeorge WashingtonMontesquieu
- 28. Multiple ChoiceWhich person in class looks most like the person pictured here?Ju-ju Princess BeanSlothBaileyB-Daddy
- 29. Multiple ChoiceWhich monarch would be associated with this picture?Louis XVILouis XIIINapoleonLousi XIV
- 30. Multiple ChoiceLed the Parliament troops to a win during the English Civil WarOliver CromwellCharles ICharles IIWilliam and Mary
- 31. Multiple ChoiceHis execution showed that a monarch could not rule however they see fit during the French Revolution.Louis XIVLouis XIIICharles ILouis XVI
- 32. Multiple ChoiceHe believed in a strong central authority.HobbesMontesquieuLockeRousseau
- 33. Multiple Choice-created a civil code
-defeated at WaterlooNapoleonCromwellCharles IHitler - 34. Multiple ChoiceWho used this invention to support the heliocentric theory?GalileoCopernicusKeplerBessemer
- 35. Multiple ChoicePainter of Liberty Leading the PeopleCervantesDelacrioxQuixoteMichelangelo
- 36. Multiple ChoiceThis map best represents which era?Age of NapoleonEurope before World War IEurope after World War IIEurope after the Cold War
- 37. Multiple ChoiceThis figure represents the nationalist movement in what country?ChinaSouth AfricaIndiaPakistan
- 38. Multiple ChoiceWhich organization attempts to foster global monetary cooperation, secure financial stability, facilitate international trade, promote high employment and sustainable economic growth, and reduce poverty around the world.NATOEUNAFTAIMF
- 39. Multiple ChoiceWhich figure attempted to unify his country through policies known as realpolitik?Otto von BismarckCamillo CavourGiuseppe GaribaldiSimon Bolivar
- 40. Multiple ChoiceThe Monroe Doctrine acknowledged independence in this area and state the US would regard a threat to its own safety any European power attempting to impose their systems on this area.Latin AmericaEast AsiaSouth PacificWestern Europe
- 41. Multiple ChoiceThis figure is responsible for leading a communist revolution in what country?JapanKoreaChinaVietnam
- 42. Multiple ChoiceThis leader developed programs known as glasnost and perestroika in an attempt to reform the Soviet Union.Joseph StalinVladimir LeninNicolas IIMikhail Gorbachev
- 43. Multiple ChoiceThis figure led the struggle to end apartheid in South Africa.Pol PotJawaharlal NehruJomo KenyattaNelson Mandela
- 44. Multiple ChoiceWhich holy text is correctly paired with its religion?New Testament-IslamUpanishads-JudaismTorah-JudaismQuran-Buddhism
- 45. Multiple Choice-Eightfold Path to Enlightenment
-Four Noble Truths
-Nirvana
All the above are tenements dealing with which religion?IslamBuddhismHinduismJudaism - 46. Multiple ChoiceThis type of military leader held power in Japan.ShogunSamariEmperorTojo
- 47. Multiple ChoiceWhich of the following is NOT a reason for European Imperialism?Competition between European countriesDesire for new markets for industrial goodsSearch for new labor sourcesNeed for natural resources
- 48. Multiple ChoiceThis groups is responsible for the construction of this building.HindusMughalsChineseBritish
- 49. Multiple ChoiceWhich of the following countries was not a member of the Central Powers during World War I?RussiaGermanyOttoman EmpireAustria
- 50. Multiple Choice1. Latin American Revolutions
2. American Revolutions
3. French Revolutions
Which sequence correctly places the events in order of occurrence from earliest to latest?1, 3, 23, 1, 23, 2, 12, 3, 1 - 51. Multiple ChoiceThis picture best goes with of the following descriptions.United States after World War IIGermany after NapoleonSoviet Union after the fall of communismGermany after World War I
- 52. Multiple ChoiceWhat has caused conflict in the following areas:
-Rwanda
-Northern Ireland
-Balkan Peninsula
-IsraelLand useReligious and ethnic differencescompetition over natural resourcesfreedom of the seas - 53. Multiple ChoiceThis was in response to Europeans creating spheres of influence in China.The Long MarchTaiping RebellionBoxer RebellionNovember Rebellion
- 54. Multiple ChoiceWhich empire would located in the area on the map?Austria-HungarySonghaiMughalMongol
- 55. Multiple ChoiceThis figure is primarily responsible for leading revolutions in several areas in Latin America.Simon BolivarToussaint L'OuvertureMiguel HidalgoMiguel de Cervantes
- 56. Multiple ChoiceWho was Supreme Allied Commander in the Pacific Theater?MacArthurEisenhowerStalinRoosevelt
- 57. Multiple ChoiceWhich of the following figures is known as a composer?MozartDelacroixCervantesHargreaves
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