Chapter 14 Quiz

. True or False, the Wars of Religion were solely caused by religious differences.

. The Wars of Religion affected _______.

Only Catholic countries.

Only kings and nobility.

Primary the lower classes.

Every level of society.

. For Protestants, being part of the "priesthood of all believers" meant _______.

Working to destroy the Catholic Church.

Having no institutional religion.

That individuals could discern the truth of the Bible for themselves.

That the importance of documents like the Bible was overrated.

. What was the mother's role in the patriarchal family?

As its leader and head.

As only the bearer of children.

As educator of children.

All of the above.

. The Peace of Augsburg _______.

Granted Lutheranism legal recognition.

Declared freedom of religion in Germany.

Outlawed Catholicism in the Holy Roman Empire.

Ended the reign of the Holy Roman Emperor.

. French Protestants are known as ________.

. The Saint Bartholomew's Day Massacre happened in _______.

. The Edict of Nantes _______.

Drove the Huguenots out of France.

Declared religious freedom in France.

Ended the French monarchy's alliance with the Catholic Church.

Hand France over to the king of England.

. In 1566 the Dutch rebelled against _______ rule.

Spanish

Austrian

English

French

. The Thirty Years' War started between Catholics and Protestants in _______.

England.

Germany.

Spain.

France.

. The Peace of Westphalia ended _______.

The Wars of Religion.

The Calvinist Rebellion.

The Thirty Years' War.

The Seven Years' War.

. Witchcraft mania was most common in _______.

Catholic countries.

Protestant countries.

Countries with a deep Catholic-Protestant divide.

England.

. Early modern society held that which gender had uncontrolled sexuality, men or women?

. Early modern Jews concentrated in which of the following countries?

The Netherlands

England

Italy

The Ottoman Empire

. Jewish mysticism is known as _______.

Kabbala.

Sufism.

Fundamentalism.

Shinto.

. Known as Suleiman the Magnificent to Europeans, he is Suleiman the _______ to Muslims.

. In the 16th century, the influx of gold and silver from the New World led to ________.

Inflation.

An economic boom.

High unemployment.

High employment.

. The philosophical program developed in Safavid Persian in the early modern period is known as _______.

Aristotelianism

Illuminationism

Sufism

Kabbala

. By the late 16th century, _______ and _______ dominated the Muslim world.

Mamluk Egypt

Safavid Persia

Ottoman Turkey

Mughal India

. A naval alliance led by Venice and Spain defeated the Ottomans at the battle of _______ in 1571.

Lepanto

Ayn Jalut

Vienna

Kosovo

. Early modern European population growth can be chalked up to _______.

The decline of the plague.

The decline of warfare.

Improved food supply.

A lasting peace between Europe and the Ottomans.

. Early modern landlords enclosed farmland in order to _______.

Ensure only their workers were allowed onto their fields.

Drive the peasants off the land.

Install meadows full of grazing animals.

Convert to factory farming.

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Based on this map, where were French Protestants primarily concentrated?

Around Paris.

In the southern parts of the country.

In northern France.

Along the Mediterranean coast.

.

How is this broadsheet portraying the burning of witches?

As a horror.

As a fairly ordinary event.

As terrifying to bystanders.

All of the above.

.

This image of Sabbatai Zvi shows him as _______.

The Jewish Messiah.

A king.

A respected rabbi.

A rebel.

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