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Chapter 3 End-of-Section Self-Assessment 1
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Which conflict claimed the most lives to date in the 17th century?
The Thirty Years' War
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The Protestant Reformation
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The French Wars of Religion
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The English Civil War
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Which of the following best categorizes the 17th century?
Predominant peace
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Constant warfare and upheaval
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Prevalent respect for contemporary governments
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Global warming and disease
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What ecological change may have contributed to rampant socio-political unrest?
The Little Ice Age
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The medieval warm period
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Constant universal drought
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The propagation of new food crops
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What happened to grain prices in periods of crop failure?
They led to increased purchases of manufactured goods
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Prices stayed the same due to high death rates
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Prices dropped due to poverty levels
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Prices skyrocketed due to shortages
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What demographic change occurred as a result of the Little Ice Age?
Urbanization
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Ruralization
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Population explosion
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Decreased competition for resources
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Which of the following is NOT a currently held explanation for the Little Ice Age?
High number of volcanic eruptions
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Accused witches
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Decrease in sunspots
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El Niño patterns
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