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1. The book In Praise of Folly criticized the lack of spirituality in the
Roman Catholic Church and urged a return to the basic message
of Jesus. The author was
(A) Desiderius Erasmus
(B) Thomas More
(C) Isaac Abravanel
(D) Paracelsus
(E) François Rabelais
22. The ideas presented in Martin Luther’s Freedom of a Christian diverged
from traditional Catholic teachings by stressing that salvation could
be gained solely by
(A) good works
(B) faith
(C) proselytizing for the church
(D) strictly obeying church laws
(E) performing works of charity
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3. Unlike Catholic women, Protestant women could not
(A) represent themselves in marital courts
(B) petition for divorce
(C) renounce marriage and family to live in a convent
(D) marry without parental consent
(E) study the Bible
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24. The European city associated with John Calvin is
(A) Geneva
(B) Zurich
(C) Münster
(D) Strasbourg
(E) Basel
25. All of the following were noted military leaders in the Thirty Years’ War
EXCEPT
(A) Gustavus Adolphus
(B) Johann Tserclaes, Count of Tilly
(C) Albrecht von Wallenstein
(D) Louis de Bourbon, Prince of Condé
(E) Prince Eugene of Savoy
26. The impact of the Thirty Years’ War on the population and economy
of Europe can be described as
(A) negligible
(B) negative only in the Dutch Republic
(C) equally devastating in almost all of continental Europe
(D) most devastating in Spain and France
(E) most devastating in Germany and Bohemia
27. The treaty that ended the Thirty Years’ War is known as the
(A) Treaty of Paris
(B) Peace of Prague
(C) Peace of Westphalia
(D) Peace of Augsburg
(E) Treaty of Cateau-Canbrésis
28. All of the following are true regarding the Peasants’ War of 1524–1526
EXCEPT that
(A) it was supported by Martin Luther
(B) a primary cause was the Reformation
(C) an estimated 100,000 peasants died
(D) it affected mostly southern and central Germany
(E) it was the largest popular uprising in Europe before the French
Revolution
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9. In 1571, the Ottoman expansion into the western Mediterranean was
checked in an enormous naval battle known as the
(A) Battle of Preveza
(B) Battle of Lepanto
(C) Battle of the Dunes
(D) Battle of Blenheim
(E) Battle of Djerba
30. All of the following were noted artists of the Northern Renaissance and
Reformation EXCEPT
(A) Thomas Gainsborough
(B) Rembrandt
(C) Albrecht Dürer
(D) Jan van Eyck
(E) Pieter Bruegel
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