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1994 AP Euro

The document provides a multiple choice test with 80 questions on European history. The questions cover topics such as the Protestant Reformation, the Scientific Revolution, the Enlightenment period, and imperialism. They assess knowledge of key individuals, events, ideologies, and developments during this time period.

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1994 AP Euro

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EUROPEAN HISTORY SECTION I 80 Questions Directions: Each of the uestions or inco!"#ete state!

ents $e#o% is fo##o%e& $' fi(e su))este& ans%ers or co!"#etions* Se#ect the one that is $est in each case an& then fi## in the corres"on&in) o(a# on the ans%er sheet* +* ,artin -uther initia##' critici.e& the Ro!an Catho#ic church on the )roun&s that it /A0 su""orte& "riests as re#i)ious teachers /10 s"onsore& trans#ations of the 1i$#e into (ernacu#ar #an)ua)es /C0 re&uce& the nu!$er of sacra!ents (D) used indulgences as a fund-raising device /E0 for!e& c#ose associations %ith secu#ar ru#ers 2* 3Re#i)ion su""#ies the "rete4t an& )o#& the !oti(e*5 This state!ent %as a conte!"orar' characteri.ation of /A0 the #aunchin) of the S"anish Ar!a&a /10 the e4ecution of Char#es I /C0 the "ostin) of the Ninet'6fi(e Theses /D0 ne% re#i)ious or&ers such as the Ursu#ines an& 7esuits (E) Spanish and Portuguese expansion in the New World 8* Durin) the )reat %itchcraft "ersecutions of the si4teenth an& se(enteenth centuries9 those !ost often trie& as %itches %ere /A0 'oun) )ir#s /10 'oun) $o's (C) older women /D0 !e!$ers of the c#er)' /E0 !e!$ers of the aristocrac' :* Durin) the ear#' In&ustria# Re(o#ution9 the #ea&in) in&ustr' %as the !anufacture of /A0 stee# ( ) textiles /C0 !achine too#s /D0 e#ectronics /E0 che!ica#s

;* The "aintin) of Na"o#eon sho%n a$o(e "ortra's hi! as %hich of the fo##o%in)< /A0 /10 /C0 (D) /E0 A chi(a#rous hero A co!"assionate hu!anist A co!"etent $ureaucrat !n imperial ruler A ruth#ess !i#itar' con ueror

=* In On the Origin of Species9 Char#es Dar%in a&&resses the /A0 $ases of the 1ritish constitution /10 nee& to "rotect en&an)ere& s"ecies fro! e4tinction (C) transmutation over time of plant and animal life /D0 effect of )ra(it' on the or$its of "#anets /E0 ine(ita$#e &isa""earance of hu!an $ein)s >* ?hich of the fo##o%in) %as a !a@or &e!o)ra"hic chan)e in ?estern Euro"e $et%een +8;0 an& +A+:< (!) ! dramatic shift of population to ur"an areas /10 A ra"i&#' increasin) $irth rate /C0 A ra"i&#' increasin) &eath rate /D0 A "ronounce& tren& to%ar& #ar)er fa!i#ies /E0 A !arBe& &ec#ine in e!i)ration 8* ?hich of the fo##o%in) is one of Si)!un& Creu&Ds !ost si)nificant contri$utions to 20th6centur' thou)ht< /A0 S"ontaneous affection is har!fu#* ( ) #nconscious ps$chological energ$ is sexual energ$% /C0 Drea!s are unre#ate& to %aBin) thou)ht* /D0 Ca!i#' #ife has #itt#e to &o %ith !enta# i##ness* /E0 Each in&i(i&ua#Ds "ersona#it' is "re&eter!ine& $' )enetic characteristics*

A* On the !a" a$o(e9 the sha&e& state is /A0 Po#an& /10 Hun)ar' /C0 Ereece (D) Ser"ia /E0 1u#)aria +0* ?hich of the fo##o%in) $est &escri$es the Na.i "art'Ds i&ea# ro#e for 3Ar'an5 %o!en in Eer!an'< (!) &he$ were to "e mothers' wives' and homema(ers% /10 The' %ere to ser(e in e ua# nu!$ers %ith !en in state an& "art' $ureaucracies at a## #e(e#s* /C0 The' %ere to en@o' econo!ic "o%er e ua# to that of !en* /D0 The' %ere to ha(e no "o#itica# or #e)a# ri)hts* /E0 The' %ou#& $e a reser(e !i#itar' force9 a(ai#a$#e for front#ine &ut' %hen there %as a shorta)e of !a#e so#&iers* ++* AEE CO,POSITION OC THE 1RITISH POPU-ATION +8:+ :F ;F 8F +2F +=F 22F +8F +;F A)e in Years o(er =; ;; 6 =; :; 6 ;: 8; 6 :: 2; 6 8: +; 6 2: ; 6 +: 06; +A=> +8F ++F +8F +8F ++F +;F +;F AF

The ta$#e a$o(e su""orts %hich of the fo##o%in) state!ents< /A0 In the +8:0Ds the !a@orit' of 1ritons &i& not #i(e "ast fifteen 'ears of a)e /10 The 1ritish infant !orta#it' rate %as #o%er in +8:+ than in +A=> /C0 The a(era)e a)e of 1ritons at first !arria)e %as #o%er in +A=> than it %as in +8:+ /D0 The chan)e in the a)e co!"osition of the 1ritish "o"u#ation $et%een +8:+ an& +A=> resu#te& "ri!ari#' fro! e!i)ration (E) &he average age of the ritish population was higher in )*+, than in )-.)%

+2* 3In confor!it'9 therefore9 to the c#ear &octrine of the Scri"ture9 %e assert9 that $' an eterna# an& i!!uta$#e counse#9 Eo& has once for a## &eter!ine&9 $oth %ho! he %ou#& a&!it to sa#(ation9 an& %ho! he %ou#& con&e!n to &estruction*5 The i&ea e4"resse& in the "assa)e a$o(e is !ost c#ose#' associate& %ith the theo#o)ica# (ie%s of /A0 Eras!us /10 Po"e -eo G /C0 Tho!as ,ore (D) /ohn Calvin /E0 I)natius -o'o#a +8* /A0 /10 /C0 /D0 (E) ?hich of the fo##o%in) is true of the Eer!an PeasantsD Re(o#t of +;2:6+;2;< The re(o#t #e& to the e!anci"ation of the Eer!an serfs* The re(o#t %as or)ani.e& $' ,artin -uther to $reaB "a"a# "o%er in the Eer!an states* The "easants %ere su""orte& $' Crench ar!ies &urin) the re(o#t* The re(o#t %as the first in Euro"e in %hich econo!ic e)a#itarianis! %as a !a@or ra##'in) &he revolt resulted from a com"ination of new religious ideas and peasant demands%

"oint*

+:* ?hich of the fo##o%in) e4"#orers9 sai#in) un&er the f#a) of Portu)a#9 reache& the %est coast of In&ia in +:A8 after roun&in) the Ca"e of Eoo& Ho"e an& crossin) the In&ian Ocean< /A0 7ohn Ca$ot ( ) 0asco da 1ama /C0 1arto#o!eu Dias /D0 A!eri)o Hes"ucci /E0 Cer&inan& ,a)e##an +;* ?hich of the fo##o%in) %as an i!"ortant conse uence of the E#orious Re(o#ution of +=886+=8A< (!) 2imits were put on the power of the English monarch$% /10 The franchise %as e4"an&e& to !e!$ers of the #o%er c#asses* /C0 Crench inf#uence in En)#an& %as e4"an&e&* /D0 Ro!an Catho#icis! %as reintro&uce& into En)#an&* /E0 En)#an& )aine& contro# of S"anish co#onia# "ossessions in the Ne% ?or#&*

+=* /A0 /10 (C) /D0 /E0

The Russian %oo&cut a$o(e /a$out +=A80 s'!$o#i.es Peter the EreatDs (ictor' o(er the S%e&es in the Ereat Northern ?ar e#i!ination of the CossacBs as a "o#itica# force %ithin Russia imposition of Western values on the 3ussian no"ilit$ initiation of the "artition of Po#an& stru))#e %ith his son9 A#e4is9 for contro# of Russia

+>* Cou"#es in ear#' !o&ern Euro"e )enera##' "ut off !arria)e unti# the' %ere9 on a(era)e9 in their !i&6 to #ate t%enties $ecause /A0 se4ua# !aturation %as &e#a'e& unti# the !i&6t%enties $ecause of "oor nutrition /10 the' %ere concerne& a$out scarcit' of housin) (C) the$ needed to ac4uire land or learn a trade "efore the$ could support a famil$ /D0 the custo!s an& !ores of a societ' &o!inate& $' re#i)ion "ro!ote& se4ua# restraint /E0 #a%s "rohi$ite& !arria)e %ithout "arenta# "er!ission $efore the a)e of !a@orit' +8* 3The #a% is the e4"ression of the )enera# %i##* A## citi.ens ha(e a ri)ht to concur either "ersona##' or $' their re"resentati(es in its for!ation* The #a% shou#& $e the sa!e for a##9 %hether it "rotects or %hether it "unishes*5 The uotation a$o(e is a for!u#ation of the i&eas of /A0 Cre&ericB the Ereat ( ) /ean-/ac4ues 3ousseau /C0 A&a! S!ith /D0 Con&orcet /E0 Ho#taire +A* ,a&a!e &e Po!"a&our9 !istress of -ouis GH9 $eca!e the center of "u$#ic attention $ecause of her /A0 e4tensi(e charit' %orB a!on) the Parisian "oor ( ) participation in politics and use of the monarch$ for personal gain /C0 "ro"osa# for refor!in) the econo!ic structure of the !onarch' /D0 ro#e in the re$ui#&in) of the center of Paris /E0 %ritin)s for the Enc'c#o"e&ia an& other En#i)hten!ent "u$#ications 20* /A0 /10 /C0 (D) /E0 ?hich of the fo##o%in) %as )enera##' su""orte& $' the !ercanti#ists< Cor!ation of ne% )ui#&s Destruction of factories Creation of a uni(ersa# !onetar' stan&ar& Development of colonies Decentra#i.ation of )o(ern!ent Eenera#

2+* The #ists of )rie(ances9 or cahiers de dolances9 $rou)ht $' the !e!$ers of the Estates6 to Hersai##es in +>8A ca##e& for /A0 the i!!e&iate o(erthro% of -ouis GHI /10 uni(ersa# a&u#t suffra)e (C) tax e4uit$ /D0 the se"aration of church an& state /E0 rene%a# of "ro(incia# an& cit' charters 22* /A0 /10 (C) /D0 /E0 28* /A0 /10 /C0 (D) /E0 ?hich of the fo##o%in) %as a co!!on the!e a!on) nineteenth6centur' Uto"ian socia#ists< Su""ort of or)ani.e& re#i)ion Re@ection of the institution of !arria)e !dvocac$ of social and economic planning Re(o#utionar' o(erthro% of the e4istin) or&er Pro!otion of !ass "o#itica# "arties ?hich of the fo##o%in) state!ents accurate#' &escri$es the Na"o#eonic Co&e< It %as Euro"eDs first %ritten #a% co&e* It "re"are& the %a' for the 1our$on Restoration* It institutiona#i.e& the corve* 5t protected private propert$ and the authorit$ of hus"ands within the famil$% It &eter!ine& the sha"e of Euro"ean )o(ern!ents unti# the Cirst ?or#& ?ar*

2:* /A0 ( ) /C0 /D0 /E0 2;* /A0 ( ) /C0 /D0 /E0

In The Communist Manifesto /+8:809 Iar# ,ar4 an& Crie&rich En)e#s asserte& that techno#o)' %as e(i# an& %ou#& $rin) !ore sufferin) than $enefits to the %orBin) c#ass capitalism was a necessar$ stage of economic and social development a socia#ist re(o#ution %as !ost #iBe#' to occur in Russia the )oa#s of nationa#is! an& socia#is! %ere inse"ara$#e the %orBin) c#ass %as so o""resse& that it %as una$#e to he#" itse#f C#au&e ,onet is associate& %ith the $e)innin)s of the artistic !o(e!ent Bno%n as Ro!anticis! 5mpressionism Rea#is! Da&ais! Cu$is!

2=* 3No "ru&ent !aster of a fa!i#' e(er atte!"ts to !aBe at ho!e %hat it %i## cost hi! !ore to !aBe than to $u'* If a forei)n countr' can su""#' us %ith a co!!o&it' chea"er than %e ourse#(es can !aBe it9 $etter $u' it fro! the! %ith so!e "art of the "ro&uce of our o%n in&ustr'*5 The uotation a$o(e %as use& to @ustif' /A0 the esta$#ish!ent of Uto"ian socia#ist co!!unities in ear#' nineteenth6centur' Ereat 1ritain ( ) free trade in earl$ nineteenth-centur$ 1reat ritain /C0 the socia# #e)is#ation "ro"ose& $' 1is!arcB in #ate nineteenth6centur' Eer!an' /D0 Euro"ean i!"eria#is! in Africa in the #ate nineteenth centur' /E0 econo!ic inte)ration of Centra# an& Eastern Euro"e in the ear#' t%entieth centur' 2>* After unification in the #ate nineteenth centur'9 the ne% state of Ita#' face& a## of the fo##o%in) EGCEPT /A0 hosti#it' fro! the Hatican /10 an ine uita$#e ta4ation s'ste! /C0 a continue& rift $et%een the north an& the south /D0 hea(' )o(ern!ent &e$t (E) a la"or shortage 28* ?hich of the fo##o%in) %as a resu#t of EinsteinDs "u$#ication of the s"ecia# theor' of re#ati(it' in +A0;< /A0 The uantu! theor' of ,a4 P#ancB %as &is"ro(e&* /10 The acco!"#ish!ents of Pierre an& ,arie Curie %ere ren&ere& o$so#ete* (C) asic assumptions of classical ph$sics a"out space and time had to "e revised% /D0 Nations of the %or#& i!!e&iate#' $e)an an intensi(e research effort to create an ato!ic $o!$* /E0 Ph'sicists concentrate& on &e(e#o"in) a !etho& of tra(e#in) faster than the s"ee& of #i)ht* 2A* (!) /10 /C0 /D0 /E0 80* /A0 /10 /C0 (D) /E0 ?hich of the fo##o%in) $est characteri.es Euro"ean art an& #iterature in the +A20Ds< 6uestioning of accepted values and practices A re@ection of atheis! an& socia#is! A reaffir!ation of hu!an $eaut' an& )oo&ness A resurrection of Hictorian sensi$i#ities an& st'#es A&herence to c#assica# ru#es of co!"osition The "ur)es carrie& out in the So(iet Union &urin) the +A80Ds resu#te& in the "rotection of i&eo#o)ica# &i(ersit' %ithin the Co!!unist "art' i!"ro(e!ents in !i#itar' "re"are&ness a &ecrease in the si.e of the $ureaucrac' elimination of the old olshevi( elite an enhance& So(iet i!a)e a$roa&

8+* (!) /10 /C0 /D0 /E0

The "ur"ose of the 1ritish "oster sho%n a$o(e %as to shame a"le-"odied men into volunteering for militar$ service encoura)e fathers to re!ain at ho!e %ith their chi#&ren &iscoura)e en#ist!ent $' %hite6co##ar %orBers co!!e!orate those %ho ha& &ie& in the Cirst ?or#& ?ar hi)h#i)ht the &ifferences $et%een the Cirst an& the Secon& ?or#& ?ars

82* 3**** %e are for a socia#is! that is "ro"er to a hi)h#' &e(e#o"e& countr' an& is &e(oi& of those re"u#si(e features i!"ose& u"on our countr' $' a han&fu# of narro%6!in&e&9 &o)!atic9 "o%er6hun)r' careerists an& unscru"u#ous &es"ots* ?e ha(e no reason to assu!e an anti6So(iet attitu&e insofar as the So(iet UnionDs interna# "o#ic' is concerne&* ?e o$@ect on#' to $ruta# interference in the affairs of other nations*5 This "assa)e ref#ects the attitu&e of /A0 an Ita#ian fascist in +A2; /10 a Eer!an co!!unist in +A2A /C0 a S"anish anarchist in +A8= /D0 a 1ritish Tor' in +A8> (E) a C7ech dissident in )*+* 88* /A0 ( ) /C0 /D0 /E0 Renaissance hu!anis! &re% its !ain ins"iration fro! re#i)ious asceticis! classical languages and literature the curricu#a of !e&ie(a# uni(ersities "o#itica# refor!s of the Ho#' Ro!an E!"ire the i&eas of DanteDs Inferno

8:* ,a@or Protestant an& Ro!an Catho#ic #ea&ers of the si4teenth centur' con&e!ne& the Ana$a"tists $ecause Ana$a"tists /A0 re@ecte& the 1i$#e as the source of re#i)ious 6 truth /10 fa(ore& )o(ern!ent enforce!ent of !ora#it' (C) advocated a complete separation of church and state /D0 restore& the "ri(i#e)es of the c#er)' /E0 trie& to reconci#e Protestant an& Catho#ic teachin)s

8;* Cer&inan& an& Isa$e##a su""orte& the e4"u#sion or con(ersion of ,us#i!s an& 7e%s in S"ain $ecause (!) 8erdinand and 5sa"ella were hostile to religious faiths other than Christianit$ /10 Cer&inan& an& Isa$e##a feare& that if the' &i& nothin) !an' Christians %ou#& #ea(e S"ain /C0 S"anish ,us#i!s an& 7e%s %ere $e#ie(e& to hin&er the econo!ic &e(e#o"!ent of S"ain /D0 S"anish ,us#i!s an& 7e%s outnu!$ere& Christians in !ost #ar)e cities in the Bin)&o! /E0 S"anish ,us#i!s an& 7e%s %ere "rotecte& $' forei)n "o%ers hosti#e to S"ain 8=* /A0 /10 /C0 /D0 (E) 8>* (!) /10 /C0 /D0 /E0 RenJ Descartes K Crancis 1acon contri$ute& to scientific &e(e#o"!ent in the se(enteenth centur' $' !aBin) o$ser(ations of "#anetar' !o(e!ents "erfectin) the !etric s'ste! con&uctin) e4"eri!ents a$out )ra(itationa# forces intro&ucin) #o)arith!s articulating theories of the scientific method The #ea&ershi" of the Dutch re(o#ts /+;==6+=:80 sou)ht a## of the fo##o%in) EGCEPT an alliance with the English Catholics the en& of the in uisition the en& of e4cessi(e ta4ation the e#i!ination of the ru#e of forei)n officia#s an a##iance %ith Crench Protestants

88* 3The "asturin) stocB is a##o%e& in "eace to eat u" the foo& on the "astures to its ut!ost #i!its9 thus the stocB returns !ore a!"#e "rofit to the far!er* In !ana)in) ara$#e #an&s9 the far!er &eri(es other so#i& a&(anta)es9 such as securit' a)ainst tres"ass an& a&o"tion of correct cro" rotation*5 The ei)hteenth6centur' 1ritish uotation a$o(e is a @ustification for %hich of the fo##o%in)< (!) Enclosure of common lands /10 Stri" far!in) /C0 Sharecro""in) /D0 Co##ecti(i.ation /E0 Terracin) 8A* /A0 /10 /C0 (D) /E0 The #on)6ter! effect of the Thirt' YearsD ?ar on the Eer!an states %as to restrict -utheranis! to southern Eer!an states initiate a #on) era of "eace an& ra"i& econo!ic reco(er' encoura)e unification devastate the 1erman states9 economies increase the "o%er of the Ho#' Ro!an E!"eror

PERCENTAEE INCREASE IN THE POPU-ATION OC EER,ANY9 +8+=6+A+: :0* The !a" a$o(e $est su""orts %hich of the fo##o%in) state!ents< /A0 Re#i)ious affi#iation e4"#ains the )ro%th in "o"u#ation* /10 I!!i)ration to the ?estern He!is"here &eci!ate& the "o"u#ation of centra# Eer!an'* /C0 The Cranco6Prussian an& Austro6Prussian %ars #eft Eer!an' &i(i&e& an& &e"o"u#ate&* (D) &he population of industrial regions grew most rapidl$% /E0 The inf#u4 of Russians an& Eastern Euro"eans !a&e Eer!an' the #ar)est !u#tinationa# state in Euro"e* :+* /A0 /10 (C) /D0 /E0 The Prussian (ictor' o(er Austria in +8== resu#te& in intensifie& efforts $' the 1ritish to &efeat the Prussian ar!' the )reater in(o#(e!ent of Austria in Eer!an "o#itica# affairs the consolidation of Prussian authorit$ among North 1erman states "o"u#ar u"risin)s in Austria a)ainst Prussian interference an a##iance $et%een Russia an& the Otto!an E!"ire a)ainst Austria

:2* Durin) the nineteenth an& t%entieth centuries9 the first Euro"ean countr' to e4"erience a &ra!atic &ecrease in its $irth rate %as (!) 8rance /10 Ita#' /C0 Russia /D0 S"ain /E0 Eer!an' :8* /A0 /10 /C0 /D0 (E) In the +A80Ds one of the effects of the Ereat De"ression in Euro"e %as a reconci#iation $et%een co!!unists an& fascists in Crance a stren)thenin) of efforts to faci#itate internationa# tra&e a rise in the "ro&uction of consu!er )oo&s the increase& effecti(eness of the -ea)ue of Nations in internationa# re#ations the "roadening of popular support for the Na7i part$ in 1erman$

::* ?hich of the fo##o%in) %as a !a@or achie(e!ent of So(iet societ' &urin) the Ihrushche( 'ears< (!) Soviet space successes exceeded those of the #nited States% /10 The Ci(e6Year P#ans achie(e& their )oa#s* /C0 The (ir)in #an&s "ro)ra! resu#te& in So(iet a)ricu#tura# se#f6sufficienc'* /D0 Construction of ne% housin) units e ua#e& that of the Unite& States* /E0 Press censorshi" %as en&e&* :;* /A0 /10 (C) /D0 /E0 :=* /A0 /10 /C0 (D) /E0 :>* /A0 ( ) /C0 /D0 /E0 ,artin -uther $e#ie(e& that the !ost i!"ortant ro#e for a Christian %o!an %as to !inister to the sicB an& "oor "reach the %or& of Eo& in church on Sun&a' "ecome a wife and mother #ea& a #ife &e(ote& "ri!ari#' to "ra'er an& conte!"#ation teach rea&in) an& %ritin) in a re#i)ious schoo# 7ohn Ca#(in esta$#ishe& the center of his refor!e& church in -'on -on&on ?itten$er) 1eneva 1ase# The "ri!ar' "ur"ose of the Peace of Au)s$ur) /+;;;0 %as to en& the %ars $et%een the Ha"s$ur)s an& the Ha#ois end the civil war "etween 2utherans and 3oman Catholics in the 1erman states en& the Thirt' YearsD ?ar create $etter tra&e re#ations a!on) Eer!an "rinces faci#itate &i"#o!atic re#ations $et%een the Ho#' Ro!an E!"ire an& the Otto!an TurBs

:8* The Scientific Re(o#ution o(erturne& the acce"te& i&eas of %hich of the fo##o%in)< (!) !ristotle /10 Hesa#ius /C0 Co"ernicus /D0 Ea#i#eo /E0 Euc#i& :A* ?hich of the fo##o%in) $est e4"resses Ho#taireDs (ie%s concernin) re#i)ion< /A0 Catho#ics shou#& o$e&ient#' fo##o% the &ictates of the "o"e* /10 Protestants shou#& $e e4c#u&e& fro! Crench )o(ern!ent ser(ice* /C0 Re#i)ious unit' is fun&a!enta# to en#i)htene& !onarchies* (D) :rgani7ed religion perpetuates superstition and ignorance% /E0 Criticis! of re#i)ious &octrines an& authorities shou#& $e con&e!ne&* ;0* The re"ea# of the 1ritish Corn -a%s in +8:= %as !ost stron)#' o""ose& $' /A0 factor' o%ners /10 %a)e #a$orers (C) wealth$ landowners /D0 re#i)ious &issenters /E0 sho"Bee"ers

;+* /A0 /10 (C) /D0 /E0

The Cr'sta# Pa#ace9 sho%n a$o(e9 %as $ui#t in -on&on in +8;+ "ri!ari#' as a "ri(ate su!!er resi&ence for the ro'a# fa!i#' !e!oria# to those %ho fou)ht in the Cri!ean ?ar cele"ration of ritish technological and economic dominance "erfor!ance ha## for !usica#s an& o"era !useu! for artifacts fro! Africa an& Asia

;2* 1et%een +8>0 an& +A+:9 the hea(i#' in&ustria#i.e& nations of ?estern Euro"e earne& the #o'a#t' of their citi.ens $' a## of the fo##o%in) EGCEPT /A0 e4ten&in) the ri)ht to (ote to a#!ost a## a&u#t !a#es /10 ac uirin) co#onies to "ro!ote econo!ic e4"ansion an& nationa# "ri&e (C) dividing farmland e4uall$ among peasants /D0 increasin) the a(ai#a$i#it' of "u$#ic e&ucation /E0 #e)a#i.in) tra&e unions ;8* (!) /10 /C0 /D0 /E0 ;:* /A0 /10 /C0 /D0 (E) The constitution of ?ei!ar Eer!an' he#"e& to un&er!ine the re"u$#ican for! of )o(ern!ent $' providing for rule "$ a single individual in cases of national emergenc$ fa(orin) the -eft o(er the Ri)ht in the "o#itica# s"ectru! co!!ittin) Eer!an' to su""ort a## &ecisions !a&e $' the ?or#& Court &en'in) so!e citi.ens the $asic ci(i# ri)hts of a !o&e! &e!ocrac' usin) co!"#icate& #e)a# #an)ua)e that fe% "eo"#e cou#& un&erstan& ?hich of the fo##o%in) %as a resu#t of the ,arsha## P#an< Euro"ean co#onies in Asia an& Africa achie(e& in&e"en&ence* Eastern Euro"e @oine& the Co!!on ,arBet* Eer!an' %as &i(i&e& into four .ones9 each .one contro##e& $' one of the A##ies* The $oun&aries of Euro"ean nations %ere re&ra%n a#on) ethnic #ines* #nited States political and economic influence increased in Western and Southern Europe%

;;* ?hich of the fo##o%in) &escri$es a !a@or &ifference $et%een northern hu!anists K Ita#ian hu!anists< /A0 Ita#ian hu!anists focuse& on hu!an inte##ect an& achie(e!ents9 %hereas northern hu!anists concentrate& on nature an& e!otion* /10 Ita#ian hu!anists focuse& on nationa# consciousness9 %hereas northern hu!anists re@ecte& "o#itics* /C0 Ita#ian hu!anists (ie%e& hu!an nature as corru"t an& %eaB9 %hereas northern hu!anists (ie%e& hu!an nature as )enera##' )oo&* /D0 1oth concentrate& on s"iritua# concerns9 $ut northern hu!anists a#so focuse& on secu#ar !atters* (E) oth loo(ed to classical sources' "ut northern humanists also emphasi7ed Christian sources%

;=* /A0 ( ) /C0 /D0 /E0

The s'ste! of intendants %as esta$#ishe& in se(enteenth6centur' Crance "ri!ari#' to e!"o%er the Crench no$i#it' implement ro$al policies locall$ !aBe the "easantr' return to the #an& co##ect ta4es fro! the to%ns i!"ro(e CranceDs a$i#it' to fi)ht forei)n %ars

;>* The ac uisition of %hich of the fo##o%in) territories &urin) the !i&6ei)hteenth centur' he#"e& to esta$#ish Prussia as a )reat "o%er< /A0 1ohe!ia /10 1a(aria /C0 1ran&en$ur) (D) Silesia /E0 Sa4on' ;8* 3These %riters e4to##e&9 often in an e4a))erate& for!9 the e4"ression of hu!an e!otion an& the search for rea#i.ation of oneDs o%n i&entit'*5 The %riters &escri$e& a$o(e %ere associate& %ith %hich of the fo##o%in)< /A0 The Renaissance /10 Rea#is! /C0 C#assica# #i$era#is! /D0 Uti#itarianis! (E) 3omanticism

;A* /A0 /10 (C) /D0 /E0

The "rint a$o(e9 co!!e!oratin) the %o!enDs !arch on Hersai##es in Octo$er +>8A9 sho%s that #o%er6c#ass %o!en o""ose& the con(enin) of the Estates6Eenera# #o%er6c#ass %o!en %ere &efen&ers of the aristocrac' women helped the progress of the 3evolution %o!en %ante& to #ea(e their ho!es to @oin the %orB force %o!en su""orte& "acifis! an& the status uo

=0* The re$ui#&in) of Paris &urin) the +8;0Ds an& +8=0Ds resu#te& in the /A0 re&uction of o"en s"aces for recreation /10 i!"ro(e!ent of !i#itar' fortifications /C0 "re(ention of "o"u#ar u"risin)s in the cit' (D) destruction of much wor(ing-class housing /E0 concentration of "o"u#ation in the centra# area of the cit' =+* /A0 /10 /C0 (D) /E0 =2* /A0 /10 /C0 (D) /E0 ?hich of the fo##o%in) $est &escri$es -eninDs Ne% Econo!ic Po#ic'< The first s'ste!atic a""#ication of ,ar4ist "rinci"#es to the econo!ic #ife of a state The Cirst Ci(e6Year P#an for So(iet econo!ic &e(e#o"!ent A state "#an for the co##ecti(i.ation of a)ricu#ture ! compromise with capitalist economic principles An i!"ortant e#e!ent of -eninDs 3A"ri# Theses5 The Crench an& 1ritish "o#ic' of a""easin) ,usso#ini an& Hit#er can $e "art#' e4"#aine& $' Crance an& 1ritainDs ea)erness to coo"erate %ith the So(iet Union Crance an& 1ritainDs confi&ence in the -ea)ue of Nations Crance an& 1ritainDs &esire to !aintain forei)n "o#icies in&e"en&ent of the Unite& States the "elief that the terms of the 0ersailles treat$ were un;ust a )enera# #oss of faith in the effecti(eness of &i"#o!ac'

=8* In ear#' !o&ern Euro"e9 %hich of the fo##o%in) !ost &irect#' un&er!ine& the )ui#& s'ste!< (!) Entrepreneurial expansion of manufacturing into the countr$side /10 The increase& &e!an& for "ro&ucts fro! the Car Cast an& the Ne% ?or#&9 such as s"ices an& si#B /C0 The i!"osition of hi)h tariffs on i!"orte& )oo&s /D0 The use of cre&it in $usiness transactions /E0 The e4"ansion of the su""#' of "recious !eta#s

=:* The scu#"ture $' 1ernini sho%n a$o(e ce#e$rates /A0 a ne% interest in secu#ar the!es /10 -utheran (eneration of the saints /C0 the Ca#(inist cu#t of $eaut' /D0 the reconci#iation of the "a"ac' an& the En)#ish cro%n after the Counci# of Trent (E) Catholic 3eformation m$sticism

=;* 3I %i## a##o% that $o&i#' stren)th see!s to )i(e !an a natura# su"eriorit' o(er %o!anL an& this is the on#' so#i& $asis on %hich the su"eriorit' of !en o(er %o!en can $e $ui#t*5 The "assa)e a$o(e $est ref#ects the ar)u!ent of /A0 7ohn -ocBe /10 Tho!as Ho$$es (C) <ar$ Wollstonecraft /D0 7ane Austen /E0 E!i#' 1rontM ==* The "o#ic' of e4ten&in) the Crench Re(o#ution $e'on& CranceDs $or&ers %as !ost c#ose#' associate& %ith the /A0 Estates Eenera# /10 ro'a#ists /C0 Ther!i&oreans (D) 1irondin part$ /E0 Con(ention =>* /A0 ( ) /C0 /D0 /E0 =8* /A0 /10 /C0 /D0 (E) On %hich of the fo##o%in) &i& Ca(our an& Eari$a#&i a)ree< Once unite&9 Ita#' shou#& $e a re"u$#ic* 5tal$ should "e independent of foreign control% Ita#ian unit' shou#& $e achie(e& in one %a' on#'9 $' re(o#ution* The "o"e shou#& #ea& an' ne% Ita#ian state* Corei)n assistance %as necessar' to &ri(e Austria fro! Ita#'* ?hich of the fo##o%in) resu#te& fro! the Russian Re(o#ution of +A0;< E!anci"ation of the serfs -e)a#i.ation of the 1o#she(iB "art' Uni(ersa# suffra)e A free "ress &he creation of the Duma

=A* ?hich of the fo##o%in) resu#te& fro! the c#ose re#ationshi" $et%een science an& )o(ern!ent in in&ustria#i.e& nations &urin) the Secon& ?or#& ?ar< /A0 The "ace of &isco(er' an& in(ention noticea$#' s#o%e&* /10 S"ecia#i.ation &ecrease&* (C) <uch scientific research "ecame financiall$ dependent on militar$ funding% /D0 Ce%er stu&ents %ere intereste& in scientific trainin)* /E0 The $enefits of scientific a&(ances %ere no #on)er uestione&* >0* After Constantino"#e fe## to the TurBs in +:;89 %hich of the fo##o%in) cities c#ai!e& to $e the 3thir& Ro!e5< (!) <oscow /10 1u&a"est /C0 ,a&ri& /D0 Eene(a /E0 ?arsa% >+* ?hich of the fo##o%in) %as an econo!ic "o#ic' of -ouis GIHDs finance !inister9 7ean6 1a"tiste Co#$ert< /A0 Raisin) !one' throu)h interna# tariffs /10 Encoura)in) internationa# co!"etition throu)h #o%er tariffs an& free6tra&e "o#icies (C) Esta"lishing detailed manufacturing codes to improve the 4ualit$ of 8rench export goods /D0 O"enin) CranceDs co#onies to forei)n !erchants an& tra&e

/E0 Re&ucin) !i#itar' s"en&in) >2* 7ust as the rei)n of -ouis GIH of Crance is often cite& as an e4a!"#e of a$so#utis!9 the rei)n of 7ose"h II of Austria is often cite& as an e4a!"#e of /A0 #i$era#is! /10 theocrac' /C0 !ercanti#is! (D) enlightened monarch$ /E0 the &i(ine ri)ht of Bin)s >8* In se(enteenth6 an& ei)hteenth6centur' Prussia9 the Junkers su""orte& the !onarch' an& ser(e& in the ar!' in return for /A0 the ri)ht to se## their #an&s /10 contro# of an in&e"en&ent nationa# "ar#ia!ent /C0 to#eration of their re#i)ious &i(ersit' /D0 e4e!"tion fro! a## ta4es (E) virtuall$ a"solute power over their serfs >:* Prior to the e4"ansion of the factor' s'ste! &urin) the In&ustria# Re(o#ution9 %hich of the fo##o%in) contri$ute& to the increase in "ro&uction of !anufacture& )oo&s< /A0 I!"ortation of si#B an& cotton c#oth fro! the Car East /10 E4"ansion of the )ui#& s'ste! in ur$an centers (C) Expansion of cottage industries in the countr$side /D0 Cu#ti(ation of for!er#' fa##o% #an&s /E0 The co!"#etion of the rai#%a' s'ste! >;* ?hich of the fo##o%in) %as the !ost i!"ortant factor $ehin& the Price Re(o#ution of the si4teenth centur'< (!) Stead$ population growth and rising food costs /10 The !assi(e e!i)ration of Euro"eans to the Ne% ?or#& /C0 The !i#itari.ation of societ' an& !assi(e %ar ta4es /D0 Eo(ern!enta# contro# of the econo!' /E0 The ra"i& )ro%th of !anufacturin) an& the &e"o"u#ation of the countr'si&e >=* The )ra&ua# &ec#ine of the Otto!an E!"ire %hich occurre& &urin) the nineteenth centur' create& the !ost serious &i"#o!atic an& "o#itica# tension $et%een %hich of the fo##o%in)< /A0 Austria an& Prussia ( ) !ustria and 3ussia /C0 Crance an& Prussia /D0 Russia an& Ereece /E0 Russia an& Prussia

>>* The sha&e& areas on the !a" of ear#' ei)hteenth6centur' Crance sho%n a$o(e re"resent /A0 #an&s contro##e& $' "easants re(o#tin) a)ainst feu&a# o$#i)ations ( ) territorial ac4uisitions during the reign of 2ouis =50 /C0 #an& contro##e& $' forei)n ru#ers %ithin the Bin)&o! of Crance /D0 Hu)uenot stron)ho#&s that sti## e4iste& after the re(ocation of the E&ict of Nantes /E0 for!er S"anish territories on the $or&er of Crance >8* ?hich of the fo##o%in) a&(ocate& an e(o#utionar'9 as o""ose& to a re(o#utionar'9 theor' of ,ar4is!< (!) Eduard ernstein /10 H* I* -enin /C0 Rosa -u4e!$ur) /D0 7ose"h Sta#in /E0 -eon TrotsB' >A* ,etternich %ou#& ha(e $een !ost in s'!"ath' %ith the "o#itica# "hi#oso"h' of /A0 7ohn -ocBe /10 Ro$ert O%en /C0 Char#es Courier (D) Edmund ur(e /E0 Eiuse""e ,a..ini 80* /A0 /10 /C0 /D0 (E) A !a@or )oa# of the Euro"ean Econo!ic Co!!unit' %as to "ro!ote ethnic autono!' %ithin the !e!$er countries "re(ent the reassertion of Eer!an in&ustria#is! achie(e the in&ustria#i.ation of Africa an& -atin A!erica sto" #a$or !i)ration %ithin ?estern Euro"e coordinate industrial and agricultural policies of the mem"ers

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