British Empire
William Shakespeare
Food grown around the world
Sweden and the 30 years war
Rule of the Shoguns in Japan
100

What prevented the English from sailing to Asia by routes NE and NW from England?

The icy waters were impassable

100

Describe the influence of the writings of Shakespeare (doesn't have to be exact of course)

MIGHT include: Work is the most widely admired literature in English language, plays have been translated into many languages and still performed today, we use many phrases and words he created today. He effectively portrayed the human experience.

100

A statue in Germany commemorates the tradition that Sir Francis Drake brought what crop from the New World to the Old?

potatoes

100

What was the outcome of the 30 years was, in relation to the Pope?

It ended his control over European nations
100

Who ruled Japan for 700 years beginning in 1192?

A series of 3 clans or dynasties of shoguns

200

Where did the largest group of English colonists settle between 1620 and 1640?

Islands in the Caribbean

200

How did Shakespeare earn money when he lived in London?

He wrote plays, publish poems and was an actor.  He also shared in the profits of the Lord Chamberlain's Company.

200

What crop did Columbus bring back to Europe and Shakespeare mention in a play?

sweet potatoes

200

Where is Sweden in relation to the rest of Europe?

To the far north
200

Peaceful times during the shogun rule encouraged the development of what?

cultural interests such as dance, drama, flower arranging, landscape gardening, sword-making

300

Why is Sir Humphrey Gilbert credited with beginning the British Empire?

Hi claimed Newfoundland in what became Canada for England in 1583

300

What book was published in 1611 during Shakespeare's lifetime?

King James Bible

300

Where is Corn an important crop today?

Every continent except Antarctica

300

What was the peace of Westphalia? Outcome?

series of treaties that stated each ruler could decide the official state church for his region

300

How and when did Christianity reach Japan?

By a Jesuit priest named Xavier in 1549

400

What was the first permanent English colony in North America?

Jamestown, VA

400

What are the three categories into which scholars put Shakespeare's plays?

histories, tragedies, and comedies

400

Evcen though the Arabs tried to prevent it, who successfully started growing coffee in Indonesia?

the Dutch

400
The 30 years war was a conflict between what two groups?

Catholics and protestants

400

What did Tokugawa do in 1614?

He ordered all foreign priests expelled, all church buildings destroyed, and all Japanese Christians to renounce faith or be put to death

500
The series of wars fought between the major countries of Europe between 1618 and 1648 was called what?

The thirty years war

500
When and where was Shakespeare born?

April 23, 1564 in Stratford-upon-Avon, England

500

How and when did rice first come to the New World?

The Spanish Brough it to the Caribbean and South America beginning int he late 1400s

500

What Swedish King became one of the most powerful rulers in Europe during the 30 years war?

King Gustav II Adolph

500

What were the 4 main classes of society in Japan under the emperor, shogun and daimyos?

samurai warriors, peasants (famers), artisans, merchants

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