Renaissance
European Exploration
Protestant Reformation
Absolute Monarchs
Misc
100

Renaissance meant what?

The rebirth of Europe

100

What country "discovered" the Americas?

Spain

100

What started the Protestant reformation?

The 95 Theses
100

What is a Absolute Monarch

A ruler who has total power over a nation

100

During the Scientific Revolution what did scientists base their findings on

Old Greek and Roman ideas, and experiments

200
Why was Europe in a Dark Age before the renaissance?

They had lost trade connection and were not gaining the new innovations, and ideas like the other countries like China

200

Who were the first two maritime empires?

Spain and Portugal.

200

Why did the Protestant Reformation start

The Church controlled education, people believed they had too much power, and their were growing challenges of church beliefs.

200

Were people happy with absolute monarchs

no

200

Who replaced the natives as laborers

Africans

300

Give 3 main causes of the Renaissance

1. Rediscovery of Greek and Roman Ideas 2. The crusades 3. The fall of Constantinople 
300

How did the Columbian exchange lead to population changes in both Afro-Eurasia and the Americas

Afro-Eurasia's population went up because of new supplies and food like tomatoes and corn, while the Americas population went down because of new diseases brought to them

300

What caused the Church to have so much power

The printing press was widely available at the time meaning the Church were the ones distributing information.

300

What did Charles I do to earn him the title absolute monarch

He disbanded the parliament, and tried to expand borders, but ultimately failled

300

What are the three reasons that motivated European Maritime empires to being exploring

Glory, God, Gold

400

What is humanisn

Movement that emphasized focus on the self, and less on religion

400

The natives being forced to work is known as what?

Coerced labor

400

What did the Protestant Reformation lead to?

Absolute monarchs

400

Give 2 of the 5 things a ruler can do to make them an absolute monarch

Limits the power of the nobility, uses armies to expand borders, controls religious authorities, makes the laws, or uses assemblies to approve the ruler's initiatives

400

Did Scientific findings become more accurate, or less accurate during the Scientific revolution

more accurate

500

European Art became _______ during the Renaissance

Realistic, and less of a focus on religion

500

How did European Colonization lead to cultural blending?

It led to religions, culture, and customs being blended between the natives, and the Europeans, as well as between Africans, and the natives

500

What role did the printing press have in the Protestant Reformation

It distributed information quicker, and easier leading to more people joining in on the movement quicker.

500

Why weren't rulers absolute before?

The Church had the power, they chose who became queen, and king, and they could easily take away that ruler's title

500

What was the social hierarchy called in the Americas after Europeans settled there?

Sociedad de castas pyramid