The Italian Renaissance spread to northern Europe in all but one of the following ways:

Life for serfs living under the manor system in medieval times would have mostly focused on:

Which statement about the Crusades is not correct?

The meaning of the term, ‘Renaissance’ suggests that many of the humanist writers and artists were influenced by

Which of the following statements about the ‘Age of Exploration’ is correct?

In the centuries which followed the Spanish conquest of the Aztec Empire, creoles, mestizos and Indigenous peoples are terms which best describe the

When the Spanish under Cortes first encountered the indigenous people in Mexico, which feature of the Aztec Empire most impressed the Spanish?

A major result of the Spanish re-conquest of Spain from Muslim invaders was the creation of a Spanish society which

The name at the top of the feudal system of the Catholic Church is:

The name at the bottom of the feudal system of the Catholic Church is

The economy established in New Spain after the conquest of the Aztecs had the primary purpose of

The main goal of education in Aztec society was to

The factor that helped King Ferdinand and Queen Isabella the most in developing the power of the Spanish Monarch was

Which of the following was not a factor that contributed to the Aztec downfall?

Traditional Japanese and Aztec worldviews were similar because in each worldview they believed that

Which of the following statements describes a disadvantage of the island location of Japan?

The European traders who were still allowed some contact with Edo Japan despite the Exclusion Laws were

What geographic feature of Japan was the greatest factor in aiding the long-term success of the policy of isolation begun by the leaders of Edo Japan?

Which of the following characteristics of Japan was most useful in Japanese modernization?

The United States wanted trade relations with Japan because they wanted

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