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Question 7 (6.25 points)

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Which of the following contributed to the spread of Protestant ideas during the Reformation? (Select all that apply)
Question 7 options:


a)


The invention of the printing press


b)


Political support from certain European rulers


c)


Columbus's voyages to the Americas


d)


Criticism of Church corruption
Question 8 (6.25 points)

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Match each society with cultural contributions.
Question 8 options:


Maya


Inca


Mississippian


Aztec

1.

Mathematics and astronomy
2.

Mound-building and trade networks
3.

Extensive road system
4.

Military conquest and market cities
Question 9 (6.25 points)

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What were the results of the Columbian Exchange? (Select all that apply)
Question 9 options:


a)


Population changes due to disease


b)


Spread of new crops like maize and potatoes to Europe


c)


Introduction of horses and cattle to the Americas


d)


Complete separation between continents
Question 10 (6.25 points)

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How did the Scientific Revolution influence political thought?
Question 10 options:


a)


It reinforced divine right monarchy.


b)


It encouraged people to question traditional authority.


c)


It supported feudal loyalty systems.


d)


It ended public education.
Question 11 (6.25 points)

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Match the historical term to its significance:
Question 11 options:


Capitalism


Quipu


Missionary


Plantation

1.

A person sent to convert others to a religion
2.

Large estate where crops were grown with forced labor
3.

Private ownership and pursuit of profit
4.

Inca recordkeeping tool made of knotted strings

Answer 1

Q7: a, b, d

Q8:
- Maya — 1 (Mathematics and astronomy)
- Inca — 3 (Extensive road system)
- Mississippian — 2 (Mound-building and trade networks)
- Aztec — 4 (Military conquest and market cities)

Q9: a, b, c

Q10: b

Q11:
- Capitalism — 3 (Private ownership and pursuit of profit)
- Quipu — 4 (Inca recordkeeping tool made of knotted strings)
- Missionary — 1 (A person sent to convert others to a religion)
- Plantation — 2 (Large estate where crops were grown with forced labor)