A History of Europe in the Modern World 12th Edition
By Lloyd Kramer - Test Bank (Chapter 1- 26)
,Chapter 01 The Rise of Europe
Chapter 02: The Upheaval in Western Christendom, 1300-1560
Chapter 03: The Atlantic World, Commerce, and Wars of Religion, 1560-
1648
Chapter 04: The Growing Power of Western Europe, 1640-1715
Chapter 05: The Transformation of Eastern Europe, 1648-1740
Chapter 06: The Scientific View of the World
Chapter 07: The Global Struggle for Wealth and Empire
Chapter 08: The Age of Enlightenment
Chapter 09: The French Revolution
Chapter 10: Napoleonic Europe
Chapter 11: Industries, Ideas, and the Struggle for Reform, 1815-1848
Chapter 12: Revolutions and the Reimposition of Order, 1848-1870
Chapter 13: The Consolidation of Large Nation-States, 1859-1871
Chapter 14: Europe's Economic and Political Ascendancy, 1871-1914
Chapter 15: European Society and Culture, 1871-1914
Chapter 16: Europe's Colonial Empires and Global Dominance, 1871-1914
Chapter 17: The First World War
Chapter 18: The Russian Revolution and the Emergence of the Soviet
Union
Chapter 19: Democracy, Anti-Imperialism, and the Economic Crisis after
the First World War
Chapter 20: Democracy and Dictatorship in the 1930s
Chapter 21: The Second World War
Chapter 22: The Cold War and Reconstruction after the Second World
War
Chapter 23: Decolonization and the Breakup of the European Empires
Chapter 24: sCoexistence, Confrontation, and the New European Economy
Chapter 25: The International Revolt against Soviet Communism
Chapter 26: Europe and the Changing Modern World
,Chapter 01 The Rise of Europe
Multiple Choice Questions
1. (p. 11) Which of the following is a characteristic of the New Stone Age?
A. Use of sharp tools
B. Creation of religious sects
C. Formation of dialects
D. Use of currency
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2. (p. 12) Which of the following languages belongs to the Indo-European family?
A. Hungarian
B. Finnish
C. Germanic
D. Basque
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3. (p. 20) Modern times were immediately preceded by a period of a thousand years that
historians called:
A. the Ancient Period.
B. the Greco-Roman Period.
C. the Middle Ages.
D. the Dark Ages.
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, 4. (p. 12) The major languages of Europe belong to the _____ language family.
A. Altaic
B. Austronesian
C. Finno-Ugric
D. Indo-European
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5. (p. 12) The Greeks formed tiny city-states, all independent and:
A. far away from one another.
B. often at war with one another.
C. democratic.
D. autocratic.
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6. (p. 13) Which of the following is true of Greek thinkers?
A. They looked for rational or natural explanations of the human condition.
B. They extended the web of myth.
C. They ignored the variety and confusion they saw.
D. They used demonic possession to explain human sickness.
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7. (p. 15) Latin was the basis for all of the following languages except:
A. French.
B. Italian.
C. Romanian.
D. German.
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By Lloyd Kramer - Test Bank (Chapter 1- 26)
,Chapter 01 The Rise of Europe
Chapter 02: The Upheaval in Western Christendom, 1300-1560
Chapter 03: The Atlantic World, Commerce, and Wars of Religion, 1560-
1648
Chapter 04: The Growing Power of Western Europe, 1640-1715
Chapter 05: The Transformation of Eastern Europe, 1648-1740
Chapter 06: The Scientific View of the World
Chapter 07: The Global Struggle for Wealth and Empire
Chapter 08: The Age of Enlightenment
Chapter 09: The French Revolution
Chapter 10: Napoleonic Europe
Chapter 11: Industries, Ideas, and the Struggle for Reform, 1815-1848
Chapter 12: Revolutions and the Reimposition of Order, 1848-1870
Chapter 13: The Consolidation of Large Nation-States, 1859-1871
Chapter 14: Europe's Economic and Political Ascendancy, 1871-1914
Chapter 15: European Society and Culture, 1871-1914
Chapter 16: Europe's Colonial Empires and Global Dominance, 1871-1914
Chapter 17: The First World War
Chapter 18: The Russian Revolution and the Emergence of the Soviet
Union
Chapter 19: Democracy, Anti-Imperialism, and the Economic Crisis after
the First World War
Chapter 20: Democracy and Dictatorship in the 1930s
Chapter 21: The Second World War
Chapter 22: The Cold War and Reconstruction after the Second World
War
Chapter 23: Decolonization and the Breakup of the European Empires
Chapter 24: sCoexistence, Confrontation, and the New European Economy
Chapter 25: The International Revolt against Soviet Communism
Chapter 26: Europe and the Changing Modern World
,Chapter 01 The Rise of Europe
Multiple Choice Questions
1. (p. 11) Which of the following is a characteristic of the New Stone Age?
A. Use of sharp tools
B. Creation of religious sects
C. Formation of dialects
D. Use of currency
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2. (p. 12) Which of the following languages belongs to the Indo-European family?
A. Hungarian
B. Finnish
C. Germanic
D. Basque
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3. (p. 20) Modern times were immediately preceded by a period of a thousand years that
historians called:
A. the Ancient Period.
B. the Greco-Roman Period.
C. the Middle Ages.
D. the Dark Ages.
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, 4. (p. 12) The major languages of Europe belong to the _____ language family.
A. Altaic
B. Austronesian
C. Finno-Ugric
D. Indo-European
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5. (p. 12) The Greeks formed tiny city-states, all independent and:
A. far away from one another.
B. often at war with one another.
C. democratic.
D. autocratic.
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6. (p. 13) Which of the following is true of Greek thinkers?
A. They looked for rational or natural explanations of the human condition.
B. They extended the web of myth.
C. They ignored the variety and confusion they saw.
D. They used demonic possession to explain human sickness.
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7. (p. 15) Latin was the basis for all of the following languages except:
A. French.
B. Italian.
C. Romanian.
D. German.
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