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{{#professor:Mixed Quiz #4 - Review Quizzes #9 & 10}}
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". . . Therefore those preachers of indulgences are in error, who say that by the pope’s indulgences a man is freed from every penalty, and saved.." — Martin Luther
Which period in European history is most directly related to this statement?
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-{{H:title|dotted=no|Age of Discovery/The Encounter(1492-1700)|Age of Exploration}}
-{{H:title|dotted=no|(1550-1750) Major change in science & inquiry|Scientific Revolution}}
-{{H:title|dotted=no|Holy War between Christians & Muslims for control of Jerusalem|Crusades}}
+{{H:title|dotted=no|A protest to reform the Roman Catholic Church|Protestant Reformation}}

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The expeditions of {{H:title|dotted=no|Spanish Conquistador (Conqueror)|Hernan Cortes}} and {{H:title|dotted=no|Spanish Conquistador (Conqueror)|Francisco Pizarro}} {{H:title|dotted=no|Effect/Outcome/|Result}}ed in the
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+destruction of the {{H:title|dotted=no|Classical Empires of the Americas|Aztec and Inca empires}}
-capture of Brazil by Portugal
-{{H:title|dotted=no|The process of making a colony|colonization}} of North America by Portugal
-exploration of the Philippines and {{H:title|dotted=no|Islands East of India|East Indies}}

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*{{H:title|dotted=no|Martin Luther|Luther}} posted the {{H:title|dotted=no|95 complaints against the Roman Catholic Church|Ninety-Five Theses}}.
*Calvin preached the theory of {{H:title|dotted=no|the belief God has chosen your destiny at birth|predestination}}.
*{{H:title|dotted=no|King of England|Henry VIII}} signed the {{H:title|dotted=no|Made Church of England the church of Great Britain| Act of Supremacy}}.
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These events occurred during the
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-{{H:title|dotted=no|Holy war between Christians & Muslim|Crusades}}
-{{H:title|dotted=no|Farming & Herding, Start of Civilation|Neolithic Revolution}}
+{{H:title|dotted=no|A Protest to Reform the Roman Catholic Church|Protestant Reformation}}
-{{H:title|dotted=no|Overthrow of English King James II to King William & Queen Mary of England|Glorious Revolution}}

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The {{H:title|dotted=no|Holy War between Christians & Muslims for control of the Holy land|Crusades}}, the travels of {{H:title|dotted=no|explorer who went to China|Marco Polo}}, and the {{H:title|dotted=no|1453 Ottoman's defeat the Byzantines|fall of the Byzantine Empire}} all contributed to the
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-growth of {{H:title|dotted=no|land for military service & protection|feudalism}} in Europe
+{{H:title|dotted=no|discovery by Europe of the Americas|Age of Exploration}} in Europe
-decline of the {{H:title|dotted=no|Middle Passage & Triangular Trade|African slave trade}}
-end of {{H:title|dotted=no|divine right rule by God's command|absolute monarchy}} in Russia

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Base your answer to the following question on the quotation below and on your knowledge of social studies.
"Kings and Princes coin money only out of metals, but the Pope coins money out of everything — {{H:title|dotted=no|selling of pardons for sins|indulgences}}, ceremonies, {{H:title|dotted=no|exemption from a rule or usual requirement|dispensations}}, pardons; all fish come to his net." — Martin Luther, 1519
The ideas presented in this passage led directly to the
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-{{H:title|dotted=no|change in trade & banking, beginnings of capitalism|Commercial Revolution}}
-{{H:title|dotted=no|trials of non-Catholics in Spain|Spanish Inquisition}}
+{{H:title|dotted=no|A protest to reform the Roman Catholic Church|Protestant Reformation}}
-{{H:title|dotted=no|Change from a Monarch (Louis XVI) to a Republic in France 1789-1799|French Revolution}}

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An important {{H:title|dotted=no|Result/Outcome|effect}} of the {{H:title|dotted=no|A protest to reform the Roman Catholic Church|Protestant Reformation}} in Europe was that it strengthened the
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+power of {{H:title|dotted=no|ruling families of Kings and/or Queens|monarchies}}
-power of the {{H:title|dotted=no|Head of the Roman Catholic Church|pope}}
-belief in {{H:title|dotted=no|belief in more than one god|polytheism}}
-{{H:title|dotted=no|coming together|unity}} of Europe

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During the {{H:title|dotted=no|China under the rule of the Mongols|Ming dynasty}}, why did China stop investing in overseas naval expeditions?
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-Many foreigners were {{H:title|dotted=no|copy or simulate|imitating}} Chinese {{H:title|dotted=no|way of life|culture}}.
+Chinese leaders saw little value in exploration.
-People disagreed with {{H:title|dotted=no|philiosophy of respect for elders, 5 relationships, lived 6th Century BCE|Confucius’s}} demand for more territory.
-Chinese {{H:title|dotted=no|traders|merchants}} were threatened by foreign competition.

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The {{H:title|dotted=no|Age of Discovery, The Encounter|Age of Exploration}} led directly to the
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+establishment of European {{H:title|dotted=no|to exist for the benefit of the mother country|colonies}}
-start of the {{H:title|dotted=no|(1642–1651)Civil War between the Parliament & the Monarchy (Royalists) in England|Puritan Revolution}}
-invention of the {{H:title|dotted=no|by China|magnetic compass}}
-failure of the {{H:title|dotted=no|to reinstate the old monarchies of Europe after the Napoleonic Wars|Congress of Vienna}}

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An immediate {{H:title|dotted=no|Effect/Outcome/|Result}} of the Protestant Reformation was the
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+end of religious unity in Europe
-translation of the {{H:title|dotted=no|Islamic Holy Book|Koran (Qur'an)}}
-increase in power of the Roman Catholic Church
-destruction of the increasing power of {{H:title|dotted=no|kings and/or queens|monarchs}}

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Early exploration of Africa by Europeans was {{H:title|dotted=no|prevented/stopped|hindered}} by the
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-lack of natural resources in Africa
-{{H:title|dotted=no|agreements|alliances}} between African kingdoms
-{{H:title|dotted=no|apart from others|isolationist}} policies of European {{H:title|dotted=no|king and/or queens|monarchs}}
+many different {{H:title|dotted=no|deserts, mountains, rivers, oceans,etc|physical features of Africa}}

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. . . And we cannot reckon how great the damage is, since the mentioned merchants are taking every day our natives, sons of the land and the sons of our noblemen and vassals and our relatives, because the thieves and men of bad conscience grab them wishing to have the things and wares of this Kingdom which they are ambitious of; they grab them and get them to be sold; and so great, Sir, is the corruption and licentiousness [lack of restraint] that our country is being completely depopulated, and Your Highness should not agree with this nor accept it as in your service. . . . — Nzinga Mbemba (King Affonso), Letters to the King of Portugal, 1526
Which event in African history is described in this passage?
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-exploration of the African interior
-discovery of gold mines in Nigeria
-Belgium’s takeover of the Congo
+{{H:title|dotted=no|trading of Africans as a free labor source for use in a colony|Atlantic slave trade}}

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Which was a result of the {{H:title|dotted=no|A protest to reform the Roman Catholic Church|Protestant Reformation}} in Europe?
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-The Catholic Church accepted the {{H:title|dotted=no|power and influence over others|dominance}} of the new Protestant religions in Italy, France, and Germany.
-Spain became a {{H:title|dotted=no|mainly|predominately}} {{H:title|dotted=no|one of the reformation religions|Protestant}} nation.
-Catholic Church leaders refused to make any changes in Church practices.
+The power of the Catholic Church in Europe was weakened.

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The {{H:title|dotted=no|a Protest to reform the Roman Catholic Church|Protestant Reformation}} and the European {{H:title|dotted=no|Rebirth/Revival of Greek & Roman culture|Renaissance}} were similar in that both
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-{{H:title|dotted=no|having lost confidence or enthusiasm|discouraged}} the growth of strong monarchs
+{{H:title|dotted=no|promoted|encouraged}} people to question {{H:title|dotted=no|something done year after year, again & again|tradition}}
-were led by the military
-supported the return of the Roman Empire

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*Invention of the {{H:title|dotted=no|used for navigating the seas|compass and astrolabe}}
*European {{H:title|dotted=no|reliance on someone or something|dependence}} on spices from Asia
*Rise of {{H:title|dotted=no|countries|nation-states}} in Europe
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These developments influenced the start of the
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-{{H:title|dotted=no|Holy War between Muslims & Christians for control of the Holy land (Jerusalem)|Crusades}}
-{{H:title|dotted=no|rebirth/revival of Greek & Roman culture|Renaissance}}
-{{H:title|dotted=no|a protest to reform the Roman Catholic Church|Reformation}}
+{{H:title|dotted=no|Age of Discovery/The Encounter (1492-1700)|Age of Exploration}}

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Which statement best {{H:title|dotted=no|shows|illustrates}} the {{H:title|dotted=no|opposite|contradictory}} actions of the Catholic Church in colonial Latin America?
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-The {{H:title|dotted=no|Roman Catholic Monks|Jesuits}} destroyed the temples of the Native Americans, but allowed them to continue their religious rituals.
+The Church expressed concern over the mistreatment of Native Americans, but supported the {{H:title|dotted=no|demand tribute and forced labor from the Indian inhabitants|encomienda system}}.
-The Church moved many Native Americans from Spanish territory to Portuguese territory, but encouraged the importation of African slaves.
-The Pope {{H:title|dotted=no|promoted|endorsed}} the {{H:title|dotted=no|By the Pope, spilt the Americas between Portugal & Spain|Treaty of Tordesillas}}, but outlawed further exploration.

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Which of these events during the Age of Exploration was a cause of the other three?
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-Europeans brought food, animals, and ideas from one continent to another.
-European diseases had an adverse {{H:title|dotted=no|Outcome/|Result}} on the native populations of new territories.
-Warfare increased as European nations competed for land and power.
+Advances in learning and technology made long ocean voyages possible.

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A major result of the European Age of Exploration was
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-a long period of peace and {{H:title|dotted=no|wealth|prosperity}} for the nations of western Europe
-extensive {{H:title|dotted=no|movement|migration}} of people from the {{H:title|dotted=no|The Americas & Caribbean|Western Hemisphere}} to Europe and Asia
-the fall of European national {{H:title|dotted=no|kings & queens ruling families|monarchies}} and the end of the power of the Catholic Church
+the end of regional {{H:title|dotted=no|remain by themselves|isolation}} and the beginning of a period of European global {{H:title|dotted=no|control|domination}}

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Which factor helped most to bring about the {{H:title|dotted=no|A protest to reform the Roman Catholic Church|Protestant Reformation}}?
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-The Catholic {{H:title|dotted=no|priests & officials|clergy}} had lost faith in their religion.
-Islam was attracting many {{H:title|dotted=no|to become part of|converts}} in western Europe.
+Kings and princes in northern Europe resented the power of the Catholic Church.
-The exploration of the Americas led to the introduction of new religious ideas.

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Which was a major result of the {{H:title|dotted=no|a protest to reform the Roman Catholic Church|Reformation}}?
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+New Christian {{H:title|dotted=no|sects/types|denominations}} {{H:title|dotted=no|came about|emerged}}.
-Religious teachings were no longer allowed in the universities.
-The {{H:title|dotted=no|Holy war between the Christians & Muslims for control of the Holy land|Crusades}} were organized.
-The power of the {{H:title|dotted=no|Head of the Roman Catholic Church|Pope}} was strengthened.
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