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6. He was a highly talented painter, writer, inventor, architect, engineer, mathematician, musician and philosopher. A 100

7. A 200 In contrast with church teachings that individuality and achievement were relatively unimportant, this particular philosophy emphasized individual accomplishment.

8. He wrote the theses in which he denied the power of indulgences to remit sin and criticized the power of the pope. A 300

9. This doctrine holds that God knows who will be saved and therefore guides the lives of those destined for salvation. A 400

10. The church gave this name to the series of reforms which were the response to the spread of Protestantism. A 500

11. This was the name given to this type of ship that was known for being light, fast, and highly maneuverable. B 100

12. The name given to the colony in Virginia that was settled by people intending to make their fortunes by finding gold and silver. B 200

13. A huge estate in the Americas known for growing cash crops such as sugar and tobacco. B 300

14. The economic theory which held that a nation’s strength depended on its wealth. B 400

15. He was from Portugal and established a court for navigators and other interested in exploration. B 500

16. This military general led American troops in the War for Independence. C 100

17. This was signed on July 4 th, 1776 and was adopted by the Continental Congress. C 200

18. C 300 He was an English physician who explained the workings of the human heart.

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20. This was a new kind of math that could be used to predict the effects of gravity. C 400

21. This theory held that the earth was the center of the universe and that the sun, moon, and planets revolved around it. C 500

22. This is what we call a sense of unity as a people who all belong to the same nation. D 100

23. British and Prussian troops dealt a crushing defeat to Napoleon at this battle. D 200

24. This was a set of beliefs that eliminated many injustices in French law, but also promoted order and authority over individual rights. D 300

25. People in this religious group were members of the First Estate. D 400

26. This was the name given to the legislative body of the Third Estate. D 500

27. This is the name given to the era of British rule in India. E 100

28. This economic motive for imperialism, such as cotton and rubber, was used to produce manufactured goods. E 200

29. E 300 This philosophy argues that certain nations or races are more fit than others, and that it is natural for the “fit” to rule the “less fit.”

30. He was the most prominent radical calling for revolutionary change in early 20 th century China. E 400

31. A declaration that stated the Americas are off-limits to European imperialism except for colonies that already existed. E 500

32. One result of poverty is this extreme shortage of food. F 100

33. They are people who leave their home country to seek safety in another nation. F 200

34. An example of one is the tsunami that devastated large areas of Southeast Asia in 2004. F 300

35. The Irish Republican Army, Tamil Tigers, Hezbollah, and Hamas are all examples of this. F 400

36. A terrorist organization who was actually supported by the United States during The Cold War. F 500

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38. In all of world history, this social force has been proven to be the single-most unifying theme for the people of any group. Click on screen to continue

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