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which were not part of the domains of philip the 2nd?
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France
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which was not one of luthers 95 theses
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this word (repentance) refers to the sacrament of penance
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which of the following was not one of the expressions of catholic popular religion in the century before the reformation
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the priesthood of all believers
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which of the following was not one of the responses of the catholic church to the protestant reformation
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to abandon the cult of saints
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in 1519, the kings of ... bid to become holy roman emperer
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England, France, Spain
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the protestant doctrine of justification by faith alone
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required the clergy to act as intermediaries with god
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which was not one of the goals of the statebuilders of the fifteenth and sixteenth centuries
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to encourage religious diversity
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roman law was a usefull tool to statebuilders because
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it was easy to reconcile with the common or traditional law of most countries
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representatice institutions
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were popular assemblies like those if the greek city states consisting of all citizens
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the new alliance between capital and state
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created a stabler economic system than that of the missle ages.
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the... was a league of german trading cities mostul along the baltic sea including riga danzig and lubecl
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hansiatic league
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augstrurg lay in a good position for a tradfing city because it was close to the alps between the ...rivers
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danube and rhine
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until its harbor silted up, bruges was a focus of trade with the baltic and the north seas. shipppiung then whifted to the city of ... and than to ...
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antwerp, ghent
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the city of... was a pioneer in the development of such commercial institutions as the stock exchange
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venice
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... was the polish astronomer who argues that the earth orbits the sun. ... made discovered that planets follow eliptical orbits
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copernicus, kepler
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great trading cities such as antwerp and amsterdam
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were too interested in commerce to patronize the arts
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the politics
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believes that only religious uniformity could make the state strong
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which of the following leaders was an advocate of religious toleration
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henry IV of France
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the treaty of Westphalia
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finally established religious toleration in the holy roman empire
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in the course of winning independence from spain, the dutch
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drove catholics out of their relm.
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Louis the XIV permantely moved his court to the great palace at...
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Paris; Versailes
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The political absolutism of the seventeenth century entrusted absolute power to
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the monarch
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for long periods in the secenteenth century, ... was governed by regent because louis 13 and ... were children.
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France, louis XIV
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which of the following was not one of the French satesman who tried to create public order by concentrating power in the central monarchy
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Pascal
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the glorious revolution in the year ... deposed ... and replaced him with ...
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1688, james II, William and Mary
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In the series of civil wars known as the fronde, the ... and the the ... tried to assert their rights against the french crown
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Nobility, Parliament in Paris
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In an attempt to build a strong monarch, Louis XIV
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extended religious toleration to all his subject willing to live in peace
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mercantilism was an economic system
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that advocated the free play of market forces
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during 1942-1642 parliament refused to grant taces to Charles I to pay for an army
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because parliament sympathized with the irish rebels
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in the leviathon, thomas hobbes
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argued that selfishness justifies the overthown of rulers
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the austrian tried to revive the port at..., after that failed they went to ...
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Antwerp, TRiste
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among the enlightened despots were Catherine the great of ..., Frederick the Great of ... and joseph II of ...
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Russia, Prussia, Austria
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in the 18th century poland lost lands to ... and ..., until in ... the polish state ceased to exist.
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Russia, Prussia, and Austria, 1795
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Under the enlightened despot of Federick the great...
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a considerable degree of religious toleration was granted
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which was not an important painter of the 18th century
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poussin
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in the holy roman empire of the 18th century
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the rulers of prussia and austria were the foremost soveriegns
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name two of the great maritime powers
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England, and France
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In the style of warfare in the 18th century..
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aristocrats were driven from the officer corps well before the french revolution
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the rococo style
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was a reaction against the stately ponderous restained style popular in the afe of louis XIV.
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name one of the great painters who specialized in vendute of venice
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canalleto, Bellotto, and the guardi brothers
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which of the following was not a member of the masonic lodges
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louis XVI
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great scientist of the seventeenth century ...who discovered circulation of blood, ... invented lenses to see bacteria, ...gasses
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William Harvey, Anton Van Lecuvenhoek, Robert Boyle
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Galileo invented all of the following except
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the barometer
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... author of the persian letters, ... authore of candide
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Montesquieu and voltaire
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REasons for englands strong economic growth in the eighteenth century
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largest army
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deists believed that
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god intervened directly in human affairs
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among the signs of increasing properiety
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declining population
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voltaire opposed the roman catholic church because
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he was atheist
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the editors and writers of the great encyclopedia
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tended to subordinate politics to the economy.
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which of the following cities was not founded in the seventeenth centuty
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Lima
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during the french and indian war
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the french lost all but a small part of their empire in North America
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who did not participate in the constitutional convention
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thomas paine
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during the american revolution the french
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were to only european nation to aid the rebels
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the following group was not allowed to vote under the new constitution of 1787
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catholics
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Thomas jefferson
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favored a strong central government with extensive powers to coerce state governments
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the english colonies in North America
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were usually allowed extensive powers of self government
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in the years before the American revolution
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the English armies did much to make the colonies safe from attack
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one of the important grievances that lay behind the American revolution
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was the English decision to abolish religious toleration in the colonies
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the constitutional convention was devided between men like ... who wanted the individual states to have as much independance, and others like ... who wanted ccentral government.
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jefferson, hamilton
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which did not help supply the american rebel with money
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diderot
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in 1789
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the revolutionary gov declared war on austria prussia and england
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which was not one of the achievements of the french revolution
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a stable economy in france
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by 18000 all but one had experiments with universal conscription
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england
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which was not one of napoleons conquests
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England
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by 1789 the French gov was in severe economic trouble
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the french economy was one of the most underdeveloped in europe
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the religious policy of the revolutionary gov
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was supported by the king
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the french tactic of fighting in columns
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was designed to spare manpower
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in their policy of conquests, the revolutionary and napoleanic govs
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did not invade countries that already had a republican form of gov.
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the napoleanic code protected
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womens suffrage
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