Chapter 15 Quiz

From Westphalia to Paris: Regimes Old and New 1648-1750
. New states created by the Peace of Westphalia include _______. (Select all that apply)

. The Peace of Westphalia helped make the development of royal absolutism possible by _______. (Select all that apply)

. True or false, tyranny is a modern invention as a form of government.

. Richelieu helped create an absolute monarchy in _______.

. The Leviathan was the most famous work of _______.

. The theory that holds that when people decide to live in community they enter a covenant with one another, compromising their individual free wills in return for the benefits of society is known as _______.

. True or false, Jean Bodin argues that kings are not bound by the laws they create.

. The French king who expanded France's military power was _______.

. The streltsi were _______.

. New, massive state armies drew primarily from which group?

. The Fronde was a rebellion against _______.

. Mercantilism dominated _______.

. Protectionism blocks imports primarily by _______.

. Whose economic position was hurt by mercantilist policies?

. The first European country to create a national bank was _______.

. The putting-out system brought rural women into what manufacturing industry?

. The Baroque style emphasized _______. (Select all that apply)

. The English word 'privacy' was coined in the _______ century.

. The English Civil War eventually led to England developing what form of government?

. The Janissaries, the most important unit of the Ottoman army, were made up of _______.

. The Qizilbash were _______.

. True or False, the balance of power created by the Peace of Westphalia maintained peaceful coexistence among European states until the end of the 18th century.

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Based on Map 15.3, where did the majority of African slaves end up?

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Based on this painting of a Prussian infantry charge, what can you say about the Prussian military?

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The Palace of Versailles was built to serve multiple purposes. Which one is this image emphasizing?

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