Chapters 15-23 Flashcards
Which of the following was not influential in the Renaissance?
Industrialization
One of the reasons that the Chinese did not have overseas empires was
They did not colonize
Christopher Columbus hoped to
Convert the Native peoples to Christianity
Within a hundred years of Christopher Columbus’ first voyage, millions of Ameridians had died mainly from
Disease
The Aztec Altepetl was able to expand because of
Conquest
The Inca rulers were determined by
Combat
Christopher Columbus was from
Italy
The Catholic Reformation was
An attempt by Catholics to reform Catholicism
The Portuguese achieved trade by
Force
Confucianism stressed
Strict gender hierarchies
Which of these countries would Ming China have considered the least civilized?
Japan
The largest movement of people at this point in time came from
Atlantic slave trade
Who was at the forefront of early modern capitalism?
The Dutch
The ultimate basis of Mughal wealth and power was
Agriculture
The Portuguese were seeking an oceanic route for trade because
The Muslims controlled the land routes
The main source of revenue for the tsars and nobility was
Agricultural surplus
The St. Bartholomew’s Day Massacre was
The slaughter of Huguenots by Catholics
Janissaries were
Elite slaves
Empires that collapsed during this time period include all of the following except
The Ottoman Empire
The Ottoman Empire’s form of Islam is classified as
Sunni
Iberian Muslims were
Forced to convert to Christianity but practiced Islam in private
When Shah Abbas invited European merchants and diplomatic representatives to Isfahan, which country/people group was favored?
Russia
Constantinople was seized in 1453 by
The Ottoman Empire
Syncretism is
The mixing of paganism and Christianity
Cultural and racial mixing were uncommon in New England because
There were equal numbers of European men and women
Brazil was Portugal’s most important overseas colony because of
Sugar and gold
It was ____ that filled the Spanish treasury and transformed the world economy.
Silver
All of the following displaced Spain’s pre-eminence during the seventeenth and eighteenth centuries except for
Portugal