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536494261All of the following are true of 17th century Brandenburg-Prussia exceptit had rich mineral deposits
536494262After 1415, the Electors of Brandenburg were always which family?Hohenzollern
536494263Fredrick William, the Great Elector, learned from the Thirty Years' War that the security of his state must rely mainly uponthe support of his army
536494264All of the following are true of Prussia's social structure exceptit was easier for the bourgeoisie to attain noble status than in France
536494265The first Russian ruler to assume the title of tsar wasIvan the Terrible
536494266The Time of Troubles (1604-1613) was a period during whichthere was a civil war
536494267Peter's subjugation of the Russian Orthodox church to the control of the governmenthad parallels with Henry VIII's creation of the Anglican church
536494268Peter the Great financed his reforms by imposing a large number of new taxes, the burden of which fell mainly on thepeasants
536494269The primary reasons for Peter's "westernizing" of Russia washis desire to strengthen the Russian army and state
536494270The partitions of Poland symbolized all the following exceptthe triumph of Polish nationalism and reform efforts
536494271The domestic system employed in the early modern European economy wasa system of rural household industry
536494272Cromwell devised a written constitution for England calledthe Instrument of Government
536494273Over the course of the 18th century, bourgeois and aristocratic wealth merged through all the following means exceptriot and revolution
536494274The wealth accumulated in western Europe during the 18th centurybrought a general rise in the standard of living
536494275As the transatlantic trade expanded, western Europe's trade with eastern Europecontributed to the spread of serfdom in eastern Europe by encouraging the creation of an export-oriented, plantation-like agricultural system
536494276The richest of all the world's sugar supplying colonies wasSanta Domingo
536494277In the 18th century which of the following was more important to western Europe as a trading area in Asia?'merica
536494278Asia was almost useless as a market for Europe's manufactures becauseAsians had no desire for European manufactured products
536494279Which of the following is true of 18th century Europe's population?Britain had fewer large cities than either Spain or Italy
536494280The increase of Europe's wealth in the 1800s was primarily brought about byB and C steam engine and power-driven machinery & growth of large factories and great manufacturing cities
536494281In the 18th century, class distinctionsbecame sharper
536494282All of the following are true of carnivals, an important feature of 17th and 18th century popular culture exceptthey went on for several weeks preceding Christmas, and signified the preparation for the incarnation of Christ
536494283In the 18th century people of all classes and cultures shared the samereligion and diseases
536494284Popular culture is difficult for historians to reconstruct becauseit was predominantly oral and is therefore difficult to research
536494285All of the following are true about elite and popular culture exceptpopular culture was largely written or printed
536494286Which two countries in western Europe came to occupy a position of leadership in Europe as a whole by about 1700?France and England
536494287The Duke of Orleans, who as regent for the young king came to power in France after the death of Louis XIV in 1715conceded greater influence to the nobility
536494288The 18th century French parlements and the English parliamentwere very different with the French institution acting as a court of law while the English one passed law
536494289All of the following are true of the 18th century British parliament exceptparliament was an honest and efficient form of government
536494290In 18th century England the Whig and Tory partiesceased to have much meaning after 1714
536494291The Whigs resisted the return of the Stuarts became James III wouldall of the above
536494292The South Sea and Mississippi bubblesencouraged business enterprise based upon individual ownership and partnerships
536494293In the aftermath of the bubblesEngland instituted the sinking fund, while France repudiated much of its debt
536494294Robert Walpole became in effect the architect of cabinet government in Englandthe executive leaders or ministers of that government are members of the legislature
53649429518th century warfare was characterized bythe used of soldiers recruited from countries other than a particular army's national affiliation
536494296All the following are true of the 18th century warfare exceptgenerals strove to encircle and annihilate their opponents
536494297The War of Austrian Succession began in 1740 whenFrederick II of Prussia invaded Silesia
536494298The Diplomatic Revolution of 1756 saw these new realignments of traditional relationshipsEngland/Prussia vs. France/Austria
536494299The British colonists in America in 1754relied on Britain for military action against France
536494300The Frenchman Dupleix's plans for India after 1748sought to increase the French East India Company's capital
536494301As a result of the peace treaties of 1763 ending the Seven Year's War al of the following occurred exceptFrance suffered a commercial calamity losing its trade with America and India
536494302The Enlightenment of the 18th century referred tothe belief that Europe had merged from a time of barbarism and darkness
536494303Enlightenment thinkers generally believed in progress, reason, science, and civilization, but they took divergent and inconsistent position on many issues. Which of the following statements is/are true?all of the above
536494304All of the following characterize Enlightenment though excepttrue progress could only be achieve by the people themselves, without the assistance of the state
536494305Rousseau's ideas included all the following exceptthe true and only possible expression of the general will is democracy
536494306Voltaire's famous polemical slogan "Ecrasez, I'nfame!" or "Crush the infamous things" referred toreligious bigotry and superstition
536494307Voltaire and Montesquieu bothchampioned rationalized, absolutists government
536494308The great French Encyclopedia completed between 1751 and 1772was conceived of as a positive force for social progress
536494309Montesquieu's influential doctrine of the separation and balance of powers suggested that good government could be obtained byall of the above
536494310The 18th century philosophes were a group of writers whowere popularizers and publicists
536494311All of the following are true about 18th century freemasonry exceptMasonic lodges generally held their meetings in public
536494312The 18th century Pietists and Methodists stressedthe individuals inner spiritual consciousness
536494313During the 18th century "enlightened" people typically imagined God asan inconceivably intelligent Watchmakers
536494314The 18th century Enlightenment embodied all of the following exceptskepticism about the regularity and harmony of nature
538665803In Russia, Enlightenment did all of the following exceptproduced several Russian thinkersinfluential throughout Europe
538665804Under Catherine the Great, serfdom in Russiaincreased in size and became more burdensome
538665805In foreign affairs Catherine's achievements included all of the following exceptconquests that included a port on the Baltic Sea
538665806In assessing Catherine's achievements one could conclude thatno ruler could have corrected the social evils of 18th century Russia
538665807All of the following are true of enlightened despotism exceptit emphasized the divine origin of monarchy
538665808By the end of the era of enlightened despotism just prior to the French Revolutionall of the above
538665809Characteristics of the demands of the age of democratic revolution between 1760 and the French Revolution weredemands for liberty and equality
538665810The Enlightenment of the 18th century referred tothe belief that Europe had emerged from a time of barbarism and darkness
538665811The 18th century Enlightenment embodied all the of following exceptskepticism about the regularity and harmony of nature

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