Question 1

Identification+1776:1799
-Treaty of Westphalia

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-Treaty of Westphalia...

Question 2

The first European nation to engage in overseas expansion was

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Portugal was the first European nation to engage in overseas expansion, starting with the voyages of exploration led by Prince Henry the Navigator in the early 15th century.

Question 3

Identification+1776:1799
-Ulrich Zwingli

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-Ulrich Zwingli...

Question 4

Identification+1776:1799
-Thirty Years' War

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-Thirty Years' War...

Question 5

Identification+1776:1799
-Prince Henry, The Navigator

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-Prince Henry, The Navigator...

Question 6

The War of the Roses

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The War of the Roses ended with the victory by Henry Tudor (also known as Henry VII) in 1485, after his defeat of King Richard III at the Battle of Bosworth Field.

Question 7

Not among the reasons for European overseas expansion was that

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All the options (A, B, C, D) provided are indeed reasons that contributed to European overseas expansion.

Question 8

Identification+1776:1799
-Pope Leo X

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-Pope Leo X...

Question 9

The Babylonian Captivity was initiated by the actions of

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The Babylonian Captivity refers to the period when the Papacy was located in Avignon, France, from 1309 to 1377, due to the influence of the French crown.

Question 10

In the larger Protestant groups, women

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In the larger Protestant groups, women were generally not allowed to preach, baptize, receive thorough theological training, or hold places in the church hierarchy based on interpretations of religious texts, including those by church fathers like Tertullian. These roles and opportunities were typically reserved for men, reflecting the broader societal norms and interpretations of religious doctrine of the time.

Question 11

The Roman Catholic Church reached the height of its power under Pope

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Innocent III is considered to be one of the most powerful popes in history, both politically and spiritually. He was able to assert the authority of the papacy over secular rulers and played a key role in the organization of the Crusades. He also held the Fourth Lateran Council, which established many important doctrines and practices of the Catholic Church that are still in use today. Therefore, under his leadership, the Roman Catholic Church reached the height of its power.

Question 12

Which of the following statements about political power and structure is false?

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Towns and great lords were not typically allies against monarchs; rather, towns often sought protection from monarchs against the power of local lords.

Question 13

Identification+1776:1799
-War of the Roses

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-War of the Roses...

Question 14

Identification+1776:1799
-Society of Jesus

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-Society of Jesus...

Question 15

Identification+1776:1799
-Queen Elizabeth

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-Queen Elizabeth...

Question 16

Among the steps taken by Henry VII to centralize royal authority and control in England was

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Henry VII took several steps to centralize royal authority and control in England. These included appointing officials from the ranks of the lesser gentry and townsmen to administrative positions, supplementing traditional English law with Roman law, and seizing the lands and revenues of "overmighty subjects" (i.e. powerful nobles who posed a threat to his rule). Therefore, all of the choices listed are correct.

Question 17

Louis XI of France was given the following nickname because of the qualities of his political traps and plots:

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Louis XI was known for his intricate political traps and plots, which earned him the nickname "the spider" due to his ability to weave a web of deceit around his enemies.

Question 18

Which of the following statements about Ferdinand and Isabella of Spain is false?

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Ferdinand and Isabella did not treat Jews and Muslims with tolerance. In fact, they implemented the Spanish Inquisition, which resulted in the expulsion and forced conversion of Jews and Muslims in Spain.

Question 19

The siege of Orléans failed because of the military success of

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The siege of Orléans was a significant battle during the Hundred Years' War between France and England. It was Joan of Arc, a young French peasant girl, who provided military leadership and inspiration to the French forces defending the city of Orléans. Her presence boosted the morale of the French soldiers and enabled them to break the siege, thus ending English domination in the region. Therefore, the military success of Joan of Arc was the main reason why the siege of Orléans failed.

Question 20

In regard to women's lives, Protestant reformers

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Protestant reformers stressed the value and sanctity of marriage and considered it as a divine institution that was crucial for social order and the continuation of the faith. They also emphasized the importance of the family unit and expected wives to be faithful and obedient to their husbands as part of their religious duty.

Quiz 9: Emerging Global Interrelations

Identification+1776:1799 -Treaty of Westphalia

The first European nation to engage in overseas expansion was

Identification+1776:1799 -Ulrich Zwingli

Identification+1776:1799 -Thirty Years' War

Identification+1776:1799 -Prince Henry, The Navigator