AP EURO BALLS Flashcards

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During the eighteenth century, the idea of divine right

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was replaced by the idea of “enlightened absolutism” justified by utilitarian arguments.

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France in the eighteenth century

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lost an empire while acquiring a huge public debt.

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The prime minister who furthered British imperial ambitions by acquiring Canada and India was

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William Pitt the Elder.

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4
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By the eighteenth century, the Dutch Republic

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suffered a decline in economic prosperity.

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Under the reign of Frederick William I, Prussia

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developed a civil service staffed by middle-class officials.

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The Austrian emperor Joseph II

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provoked general discontent due to his enlightened but radical reforms.

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The enlightened legal reforms expressed by Catherine the Great in her Instruction

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accomplished little due to heavy opposition and were soon forgotten.

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Pugachev’s rebellion broke out after

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Catherine the Great’s policies worsened conditions for the peasantry.

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9
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Which of the following countries did not participate in the partition of Poland?

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England

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10
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During the eighteenth century, Spain…

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was temporarily rejuvenated by the reforms of Philip V.

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Those rulers associated with the enlightened absolutism in the eighteenth century

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could never completely overcome the political and social realities of the time.

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European diplomacy during the eighteenth century

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was shaped by the attempt to prevent one state from dominating the others.

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The War of Austrian Succession began in 1740 when Prussia attacked the Habsburg province of

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Silesia

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The young Habsburg empress whose country was attacked in the War of Austrian Succession was

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Maria Theresa

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15
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Which war do some historians regard as the first world war?

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The Seven Years’ War.

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16
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As a result of the French and Indian Wars, France

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lost Canada.

17
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During the second half of the eighteenth century

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the rate of population growth was nearly double that of the first half of the century.

18
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All of the following contributed to the growth of population in the second half of the eighteenth century except

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the eradication of typhus and smallpox.

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All of the following were persistent trends in the upper-class eighteenth-century European family except

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the removal of children from foundling homes to board at state and municipal workshops.

20
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New European attitudes toward children are made visible in all of the following except

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a reinforcement of the custom of primogeniture.

21
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Which one of the following non-native, imported products allowed Irish peasants to survive on the small plots of land left to them by English landlords?

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potatoes.

22
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The image can be used by historians as evidence for which of the following changes in European history?

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The development of a market economy

23
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One way that a woman’s role in married life during this time period stayed the same was

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she was expected to have children to carry on the family line and oversee the household.