Unit 1 Topic 1.5 New Monarchies
Question 1
To encourage democratic governance
To reduce their own power
To exercise greater control over religious life and morality
To promote freedom of religion
Question 2
James I
Charles I
Elizabeth I
Henry VIII
Question 3
Secular governance
Protestant beliefs
Economic stability
Catholic orthodoxy
Question 4
Choose the religion of their territories
Trade freely with other nations
Establish their own monarchies
Declare independence from the Holy Roman Empire
Question 5
The promotion of religious diversity
The reduction of taxes
The establishment of a parliament
Consolidated control of the military
Question 6
A treaty ending a war between France and Spain
A document outlining the rights of the French monarchy
A law enforcing the Catholic faith in France
A decree that granted religious freedom to French Protestants
Question 7
Nobility who bought their titles and held judicial or administrative offices
Foreign diplomats with honorary titles
Clergy members who were granted noble status
Military leaders who supported the king
Question 8
The development of new concepts of the secular state
The decline of commercial and professional groups
The unification of Italy under a single ruler
The spread of the Spanish Inquisition
Question 9
John Locke
Montesquieu
Machiavelli
Jean Bodin
Question 10
The Social Contract
The Prince
Utopia
Leviathan
Question 11
A legal code established by Elizabeth I
A collection of Catholic liturgical texts
A treaty between European monarchs
A set of Anglican worship guidelines
Question 12
Rulers who centralized power and laid the foundation for the modern state
States that were under the control of the Church
States that had a decentralized form of government
States that were geographically central in Europe
Question 13
They lost power due to the rise of monarchies
They were primarily involved in religious reforms
They became more influential in political affairs
They were excluded from governance
Question 14
Monarchs were indifferent to religious matters
Monarchs sought to abolish organized religion
Monarchs used religion as a tool to reinforce their authority
Religion was a force that weakened monarchial power
Question 15
It standardized religion across Germany, making it entirely Catholic
It caused a decline in religious belief due to political interference
It had no significant impact on the religious choices of German princes
It likely led to a diverse religious landscape with both Catholic and Protestant territories
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