Unit 4 Europe Part 2 Question Preview (ID: 62750)

a) It required Parliament to meet on a regular basis

b) It stated that the law, not the king, was the supreme power in England

c) It required the king to follow the advice of Parliament

d) It stated that the king, not the law, was the supreme power in England

a) The lord agreed to share food with the workers

b) Workers paid the lord a tax to farm and keep the crops they grew

c) The lord paid the workers a salary to work his fields

d) Workers farmed the fields of a lord in exchange for protection of the lord

a) His failed invasion of Russia

b) Reforming the French tax system

c) His successful invasion of England

d) Reforming the French legal system

a) Workers could afford to buy farms

b) Workers left farms to work in Urban(cities) factories

c) Workers could afford to buy new machines

d) Workers produced more food with hand tools

a) Italy switched alliances

b) The Triple Entente was created

c) Franz Ferdinand was assassinated

d) Serbia declared war on Austro-Hungary

a) Taking over Europe

b) Controlling Germany

c) Destroying Europe's Jews

d) Resettling Germany’s Jews

a) Germany earned new colonies and territories

b) Germany received new funds to rebuild its army

c) Germany had to accept all blame for causing the war

d) Germany was praised for their success in the war

a) Between Axis and Allied countries

b) Between capitalist and social countries

c) Between northern and southern countries

d) Between NATO and Warsaw Pact countries

a) By defying popes

b) By writing literature

c) By supporting artists

d) By designing buildings

a) Because most Italians belong to the Roman Catholic Church

b) Because he has a seat in Italian Parliament

c) Because most Italians belong to the Orthodox Church

d) Because he has headquarters in the largest Italian city

a) Natural resources have limited the growth of the dairy industry in Northern Europe

b) Natural resources have limited the growth of the energy Industry in Northern Europe

c) Natural resources have helped to make Northern Europe one of the wealthiest regions in the world

d) Natural resources have helped to make Northern Europe one of the major shipping centers in the world

a) It has become more diverse

b) It has become more religious

c) It has become less populated

d) It has become less industrialized

a) A world war

b) A mighty navy

c) The Irish famine

d) The Norman invasion

a) It has a short coastline that is easily defended

b) It has a membership in major international organizations

c) It has been neutral country for nearly 200 years

d) It has energy resources that could last for 100 years

a) Because of lack of major urban centers

b) Because of lack of an educated workforce

c) Because of the collapse of the Soviet Union

d) Because of regulations put in place by the Commonwealth of Independent States

a) Countries around the world sent troops to the region

b) Countries in the region passed religious freedom laws

c) Countries around the world sent economic aid to the region

d) Countries in the region established demonic governments

a) Russia’s longest river is Volga

b) Russia’s deepest lake is the Caspian Sea

c) Russia is nearly twice as large as the United States

d) Russia spans the two continents of Europe and Africa

a) Germany

b) Iran

c) Burkey

d) Russia

a) To spread democracy

b) To promote free trade

c) To protect his country from future invasions

d) To ensure that individual rights were respected

a) A brutal dictator of the Soviet Union

b) Leader of France

c) Britain's Prime Minister

d) President of the United States