Unit 3 test questions

91569551	Puritans	This religious group in England wanted to erase all Catholic ways from their church
91569552	Skeptics	A school of thought that taught their followers to have a healthy doubt about all their learning
93801415	Chinggis Khan	The Mongols were temporarily unified by one of history's greatest conquerers:
93801416	80%	When Ivan III conquered the principality of Norway in 1480 he confiscated _____ of the land
93801417	Ivan the Terrible	What was the nickname of Ivan III?
93801418	Michael Romanov	Whose election was the real restoration of the tsarist autocracy?
93801419	Stenk Razin	Under whom did Cossacks move up the Volga River within 1670 and 1671?
93801420	military power	What was Peter the Great interested in?
93801421	Russia	Who was victorious in the end of the Great Northern War?
93801422	to expand cities	Why did the architects build urban areas?
93801423	his architectural talent	What was Louis XIV known for?
93801424	they were forced to do vigorous labor	Why did the peasants hate the capital of St. Petersburg?
94771328	conqueror	Louis XIV kept France at war for so many wars because of his pursuit for a certain title. What was this title?
94771329	new territories, advancement in army, financial bankruptcy, widespread misery	What effects did the wars of Louis XIV have on France?
94771330	England and Holland	examples of a constitutional monarchy in the 17th century
94771331	the French state, rather than private nobles, employed the soldiers; uniforms and weapons were standardized; the commisanat was established; the ambulance corps was designed	In what ways did Louvois modernize the French army?
94771332	English, Dutch, Austrians, Prussians	Who did the Grand Alliance include?
94771333	the king has absolute power	Absolute monarchy means that...
94771334	bankruptcy	In 1596, 1607, 1627, 1647, and 1680, Spain declared...
94771335	inflation, starvation, war, disease	The 17th century ended the great Spanish power. What were the biggest reason(s) for its decline?
94771336	the French heir	The War of the Spanish Succession began when Charles II of Spain left his territories to who?
94771337	Stuart's Divine-Right Absolutism	King James' statement "there are no privileges and immunities which can stand against a divinely appointed king" forms the basis of...
94771338	turned parliament against absolutism	What did the English Long Parliament do?
94771339	distrust and eventually war	What was the effect of Charles I's attempt to rule without consulting parliament?
94771340	constitutionalism	What did people look on as a protector of their rights, liberties, and property?
94771341	the end of the War of the Spanish Succession	What event started the Dutch economic decline?
94771342	Golden Age of the Netherlands	The flowering of Dutch scientific, artistic, and literary achievement in the 17th century is known as...
95145520	The Scientific Revolution	During what time did science become independent and primary in the 18th century?
95145521	Physics and motion on earth	What were Aristotle's views on?
95145522	The earth was the center of the universe	What did Copernicus not believe?
95145523	Galileo	Who formulated the law of inertia?
95145524	The law of universal gravitation	What was the key feature of Newton's Synthesis?
95145525	Humans receive their understanding from their environment	Tabula Rosa is the belief that:
95145526	Began to change their perspectives	Because of their knowledge of different cultures, educated Europeans:
95145527	The medieval tendencies of modern professors	Which was not a cause of the Scientific Revolution?
95145528	Francis Bacon	Who formed the empirical method into empiricism?
95145529	How people thought and believed	What was the Scientific Revolution's greatest impact on?