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Semester I Finals Review (Previous Units)
Antiquity: Greece and Rome
Question:
The Doryphorous is typically associated with this era of Greek art.
Answer: Classical
Question: In Ancient Greece, many forms of government emerged including one that was comprised of those in the rich, land owning class.
Answer: Aristocracy
Question: In Roman society, other than slaves, there were two distinct social groups: Plebians and ....
Answer: Patricians
Question:
The Kouros statue was constructed for this purpose
Answer: Grave marker/Honor fallen soldiers
Question: The spread of Hellenistic culture in Greece added this new attribute to Greek art
Answer: Emotion
Renaissance
Question: Renaissance is typically translated to word
Answer: Rebirth
Question: The concept of single and multi-point perspective changed the this aspect of Italian culture.
Answer: Art
Question: Although a young child when he was discovered, Lorenzo d' Medici took this artist under his patronage
Answer: Michelangelo
Question: An inventor, scientist, painter, writer, architect - he tried his hand at everything and is considered by many to be the ultimate "Renaissance Man"
Answer: da Vinci
Question: Although this concept was present during the times of Ancient Greece, great thinkers of the Renaissance grounded their studies in this philosophy; a belief in the capacity of people and individuals
Answer: Humanism
Absolutism
Question: Consider "Great" in his eyes, this Russian Czar modernized his country by breaking with from traditional Russian customs.
Answer: Peter
Question: Louis XIV maintained his power by issuing the Lettre de Cachet, this allowed King to do this
Answer: Imprison anyone without due process.
Question: Frederick the Great, ruled over this prominent European country
Answer: Prussia
Question: Absolutism can be described with these three attributes
Answer: Divine Right of Kings, Centralized power and no checks/balances
Question: Frederick the Great believed he was the Father of the State; within this role he believed this about religion.
Answer: Toleration/Freedom of Religion
Enlightenment
Question: The Enlightenment comes after this significant phase of intellectual development
Answer: Scientific Revolution
Question: To live in a state of nature means to live without
Answer: Government/Society
Question: "I disagree with what you say but I will defnd to the death your right to say it." is attributed to this outspoke philosophe
Answer: Voltaire
Question: Montesquieu is often credited with this crucial characteristic of our structure of government
Answer: Checks and Balances
Question: Individuals have consented, to surrender some of their freedoms and submit to the authority of the ruler or king, to protect the remaining." This definition refers to this foundational belief of the Enlightenment
Answer: Social Contract
Reformation/Scientific Revolution
Question: Descartes is quoted saying this quintessential phrase
Answer: "I think, therefore I am."
Question: The 95 Theses spoke out against this practice of the Catholic Church
Answer: Selling of Indulgences
Question: Martin Luther will be excommunicated by Pope Leo X at this meeting of German Princes
Answer: Diet of Worms
Question: Henry VIII used the Reformation to create separate from the Catholic church and this
Answer: Divorce his wife and marry Ann Boleyn
Question: The German Princes that revolted against the Catholic church, protected Martin Luther and were labeled this
Answer: Protestants