APEH Review Quiz 1 Contestants do not forget

• Contestants do not forget to… – Always phrase your question in the

Rise of Nation-States Renaissance Reformation Age of Absolutism Scientific Revolution $100 $100 $200 $200

Rise of Nation. States $100 It was Europe's most powerful state in the sixteenth

Rise of Nation. States $200 This series of wars led to the ascendancy of

Rise of Nation. States $300 Sixteenth-century European balance of power was challenged MOST by

Rise of Nation. States $400 This socio-economic group was most supportive of the policies

Rise of Nation. States $500 This 1494 treaty created the Papal Line of Demarcation

Renaissance $100 In Renaissance Italy, it was described as a secular view of man

Renaissance $200 His 1455 invention of a moveable type press had a major impact

Renaissance $300 In his book The Prince, he called for a unified Italy free

Renaissance $400 This noted figure of 16 th century Europe was commonly known as

Renaissance $500 In 1492 Ferdinand & Isabella conquered this palace of the Moors in

Reformation $100 It is translated as “Faith Alone. ”

Reformation $200 Like his father before him, this 16 th century Spanish monarch’s goal

Reformation $300 His publication “In Defense of the Seven Sacraments” made it appear the

Reformation $400 During the sixteenth century Reformation, this league was organized by German princes

Reformation $500 This group of religious radicals believed in adult baptisms and a complete

Age of Absolutism $100 Louis XIVs court was compelled to reside at this palace.

Age of Absolutism $200 The Petition of Right was issued by Parliament in 1628

Age of Absolutism $300 Under Louis XIV, this 1598 edict was revoked.

Age of Absolutism $400 This revolt of nobles in France was a reaction to

Age of Absolutism $500 To obtain a foothold on the Baltic Sea, Peter the

Scientific Revolution $100 This English scientist developed theory of gravity, co-invented calculus and made

Scientific Revolution $200 His book Novum Organum advocated empiricism and induction.

Scientific Revolution $300 This Flemish anatomist conducted detailed studies of the human body.

Scientific Revolution $400 This book by Copernicus developed the heliocentric theory of planetary motion.

Scientific Revolution $500 It was Britain’s equivalent of the French Royal Academy of Science.

Rise of Nation-States $100 What was SPAIN?

Rise of Nation. States $200 What was the WARS OF THE ROSES?

Rise of Nation-States $300 Who were the HABSBURGS?

Rise of Nation. States $400 What was the MIDDLE CLASS?

Rise of Nation. States $500 What was the TREATY OF TORDESILLAS (1494)?

Topic 2 $400 Who was ERASMUS OF ROTTERDAM?

Topic 3 $400 What was the LEAGUE OF SCHMALKALD?

Reformation $500 Who were the ANABAPTISTS?

Age of Absolutism $100 What was the VERSAILLES PALACE?

Age of Absolutism $200 Who was CHARLES I?

Age of Absolutism $300 What was the EDICT OF NANTES?

Age of Absolutism $400 What was THE FRONDE?

Scientific Revolution $100 Who was ISAAC NEWTON?

Scientific Revolution $200 Who was FRANCIS BACON?

Scientific Revolution $300 Who was VESALIUS?

Scientific Revolution $400 What was ON THE REVOLUTIONS OF THE HEAVENLY ORBS?

Scientific Revolution $500 What was the ROYAL SOCIETY OF LONDON?

Final Jeopardy Category is …. . . Popes Make your wagers please ….

FINAL This 16 th century pope commissioned Michelangelo to paint the ceiling of the

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APEH Review: Quiz #1

• Contestants do not forget to… – Always phrase your question in the form of an answer – Hands on your buzzers it is time to play

Rise of Nation-States Renaissance Reformation Age of Absolutism Scientific Revolution $100 $100 $200 $200 $300 $300 $400 $400 $500 $500 Final Jeopardy

Rise of Nation. States $100 It was Europe's most powerful state in the sixteenth century from both the political as well as economic vantage points.

Rise of Nation. States $200 This series of wars led to the ascendancy of the Tudors in England.

Rise of Nation. States $300 Sixteenth-century European balance of power was challenged MOST by the ambitions of this royal family.

Rise of Nation. States $400 This socio-economic group was most supportive of the policies initiated by the new monarchies of western Europe during the last fifteenth and early sixteenth centuries.

Rise of Nation. States $500 This 1494 treaty created the Papal Line of Demarcation settling the commercial rivalry between Portugal and Spain.

Renaissance $100 In Renaissance Italy, it was described as a secular view of man and nature.

Renaissance $200 His 1455 invention of a moveable type press had a major impact on the development of European civilization.

Renaissance $300 In his book The Prince, he called for a unified Italy free of foreign invaders.

Renaissance $400 This noted figure of 16 th century Europe was commonly known as the “prince of the Christian Humanists. ”

Renaissance $500 In 1492 Ferdinand & Isabella conquered this palace of the Moors in Granada.

Reformation $100 It is translated as “Faith Alone. ”

Reformation $200 Like his father before him, this 16 th century Spanish monarch’s goal was a united Christendom.

Reformation $300 His publication “In Defense of the Seven Sacraments” made it appear the English monarch was a protector of religious orthodoxy.

Reformation $400 During the sixteenth century Reformation, this league was organized by German princes to defend themselves against the Holy Roman Emperor Charles V.

Reformation $500 This group of religious radicals believed in adult baptisms and a complete separation of church and state.

Age of Absolutism $100 Louis XIVs court was compelled to reside at this palace.

Age of Absolutism $200 The Petition of Right was issued by Parliament in 1628 during the reign of this Stuart king.

Age of Absolutism $300 Under Louis XIV, this 1598 edict was revoked.

Age of Absolutism $400 This revolt of nobles in France was a reaction to the centralizing powers of Richelieu and Mazzarin.

Age of Absolutism $500 To obtain a foothold on the Baltic Sea, Peter the Great had to defeat this Scandinavian country.

Scientific Revolution $100 This English scientist developed theory of gravity, co-invented calculus and made significant advancements in optics.

Scientific Revolution $200 His book Novum Organum advocated empiricism and induction.

Scientific Revolution $300 This Flemish anatomist conducted detailed studies of the human body.

Scientific Revolution $400 This book by Copernicus developed the heliocentric theory of planetary motion.

Scientific Revolution $500 It was Britain’s equivalent of the French Royal Academy of Science.

Rise of Nation-States $100 What was SPAIN?

Rise of Nation. States $200 What was the WARS OF THE ROSES?

Rise of Nation-States $300 Who were the HABSBURGS?

Rise of Nation. States $400 What was the MIDDLE CLASS?

Rise of Nation. States $500 What was the TREATY OF TORDESILLAS (1494)?

Renaissance $100 What was HUMANISM?

Renaissance $200 Who was GUTENBURG?

Renaissance $300 Who was MACHIAVELLI?

Topic 2 $400 Who was ERASMUS OF ROTTERDAM?

Renaissance $500 What was the ALHAMBRA?

Reformation $100 What is SOLA FIDE?

Reformation $200 Who was PHILIP II?

Reformation $300 Who was HENRY VIII?

Topic 3 $400 What was the LEAGUE OF SCHMALKALD?

Reformation $500 Who were the ANABAPTISTS?

Age of Absolutism $100 What was the VERSAILLES PALACE?

Age of Absolutism $200 Who was CHARLES I?

Age of Absolutism $300 What was the EDICT OF NANTES?

Age of Absolutism $400 What was THE FRONDE?

Age of Absolutism $500 What was SWEDEN?

Scientific Revolution $100 Who was ISAAC NEWTON?

Scientific Revolution $200 Who was FRANCIS BACON?

Scientific Revolution $300 Who was VESALIUS?

Scientific Revolution $400 What was ON THE REVOLUTIONS OF THE HEAVENLY ORBS?

Scientific Revolution $500 What was the ROYAL SOCIETY OF LONDON?

Final Jeopardy Category is …. . . Popes Make your wagers please ….

FINAL This 16 th century pope commissioned Michelangelo to paint the ceiling of the Sistine Chapel. ANSWER

What is Who was POPE JULIUS II?