7th T3 Final 2016
Assessment ID: dna.10598
ib.660200
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The series of events that led to the birth of
modern science is called
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Renaissance
Scientific Revolution
Greek rationalism
Reformation
The ________________is a document that lists
complaints and criticisms about the Catholic
Church, made famous by Martin Luther.
After the Scientific Revolution, people learned
about the natural world by
making observation and conducting experiments
relying on past discoveries
listening to government officials
following church doctrine
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According to the church, what was the
connection between indulgences and purgatory?
A. buying indulgences reduced time spent in
purgatory
B. buying indulgences increased time in purgatory
C. people in purgatory bought indulgences
D. the pope bought indulgences
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Edict of Nantes
95 Theses
Treaty of Westphalia
Council of Trent
A late 17th-18th century intellectural movement
emphasizing reason, individualism and
skepticism describes the
Authority
Exchange
Revolution
Enlightenment
"We hold these truths to be self-evident, that all
men are created equal, that they are endowed by
their Creator with certain unalienable Rights, that
among these are Life, Liberty, and the Pursuit of
Happiness." Which Enlightenment idea MOST
LIKELY influenced the author of this passage?
John Locke's ideas about natural rights.
Voltaire's ideas about censorship
Montesquieu's ideas about separation of powers
Benjamin Franklin's ideas about no taxation
without representation
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7th T3 Final 2016
Assessment ID: dna.10598
ib.660200
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The Enlightenment thinkers ideas influenced
which major historical event?
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"As soon as I arrived in the Indies, in the first
island which I found, I took some of the natives
by force, in order that they might learn and might
give me information of whatever there is in these
parts."- Christopher Columbus
The new social order in the Americas, once
Columbus arrived, was based on:
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The Renaissance
The Crusades
The American Revolution
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Democracy
Racism
system of laws
Which of these groups received poor treatment
as a result of the Columbian Exchange?
Euorpean citizens
Spanish colonists
Native Americans
African kings
The Scientific Revolution
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Christianity
Which of the following BEST describes the
Columbian Exchange?
"Assiniboine hunting buffalo", painting by Paul
Kane
A. the exploration of new lands
B. the exchange of plants, animals and ideas
between Europe and Americas
C. the poor treatment of American Indians
D. the new trading routes to the Amercias
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Which animal was brought to the Americas, that
benefited the Native Americans?
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B.
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D.
alligators
horses
geese
mules
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Copernicus' ideas were
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Which of the following explains why the Church
and science came in to conflict?
A. Scientific ideas improved people's lives.
B. Science contradicted church teachings, which
weakened the Church's power.
C. Galileo purposely opposed the church and
wanted to weaken the church's power.
D. Copernicus, Newton and Bacon were not
religious and only believed in reason.
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Leonardo da Vinci is a well notedinventor,
sculptor, architect andpainter. What is his most
famous work of art?
A. stunning because he confirmed Ptolemy's
findings
B. based on new technology
C. never published
D. revolutionary because he theorized that the
planets orbited the sun
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Which was one of Newton's ideas?
microscope
barometer
law of gravity
law of economics
What did Galileo use to study astronomy?
microscope
telescope
thermomter
barometer
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Portillo de Venice
Mona Lisa
Sistine Chapel
human anatomy
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Assessment ID: dna.10598
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Why was Galileo put on trial?
“With sincere heart and unprecedented faith I
(reject)…, and detest the aforesaid errors and
heresies (of Copernicus) and also every other
error…contrary to the Holy Church, and I
swear that in the future I will never again say
or assert…anything that might cause a
similar suspicion toward me.” - Galileo
A. For directly criticizing the Church
B. For publishing his ideas about the planets
orbiting the sun
C. For not being Catholic
D. For publishing a book about the scientific
method
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“…all of the following, being equal and
independednt, no one ought to harm another in
life, liberty, or possesions…” - John Locke
The above Enlightenment thinker quote means:
A. To be repsescted by other and to be a leader
you should not think that you are better than
everyone.
B. No one has the right to hurt anothers life,
freedom, or belongings.
C. Every child has the right to be what they want.
D. When one person makes all rulesand
punishments, there is no freedom.
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What effect did the Scientific Revolution have on
people’s ideas about society?
According to this cartoon, what is the
Catholic Church’s view of Galileo’s
observations of the moon and laws of motion,
that supported Copernicus’ heliocentric
model?
A. People thought that only scientists should hold
government office.
B. People thought that science disproved religion.
C. People thought that science could improve their
lives and society.
D. People thought that science could destroy
democracy.
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Assessment ID: dna.10598
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A major result of the Reformation was :
A. Several Christian branches of religion developed
on Europe.
B. Everyone stayed Catholic
C. There were no changes.
D. Martin Luther took over
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Which of the following best characterizes what it
was like to sail the open seas in the 1400s?
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calm and safe
strange and perplexing
dangerous and scary
boring and slow
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