ap euro unit 2 exam
Henry IV's primary purpose to passing the edict of nantes is ...
to be able to strengthen the political power of france
The Rules of Prohibited Books most DIRECTLY reflect which of the following goals of the Catholic Church during the Counter-Reformation?
to restore the former glory of the Catholic Church.
Which of the following art movements was a direct backlash to the Baroque style of art and architecture?
Neo-Classicism.
Which of the following characteristics of the Baroque style of architecture is NOT prominent in Bernini's works above?
A reliance on Biblical themes exclusively.
Which of the following groups would have been the most supportive of "The Rules of Prohibited Books"?
Jesuits.
ultimately which french monarch saw the edict of nantes as an obstacle towards establishing an absolute monarchy?
Louis XIV
Which of the following statements is NOT TRUE about how the printing press affected the nature of public debate in the Reformation?
Only sophisticated and highly literate arguments were considered worthy of the expense of publication and mass production.
Henry IV's decision to pass the edict of nantes was a reaction to which of the following events.
St Bartholomew's Day Massacre
An analysis of the two examples of architecture above BEST supports which of the following conclusions concerning the Catholic Church as a patron of the arts?
Such elaborate and large structures were a visible sign of the grandeur and power of the Catholic Church and were symbolic of the Counter-Reformation.
Which of the following is a reflection of the same principles being Henry IV's decision to pass the edict of nantes.
The Peace of Ausburg
A historian might use this source as evidence for the increasing democratization of Europe during this period for which of the following reasons?
The cartoon shows peasants defying the Pope (rudely) and calls the Pope's decree (or bull) "unjust."
Which of the following most accurately describes the Catholic Church's reaction to the Protestant Reformation as stated in the passage above?
The decision to ban all works that were deemed supportive of any of the Protestant beliefs or reformers.
