Ch 13 post-reading quiz p.319-24
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- Q1Which of the following was NOT a cause of the French Wars of Religion?Threatened privileges for merchants and lawyersRising prices & rigid guild system hurting artisans & shopkeepersCatholics spent too much money fighting the HuguenotsNobles converting to Calvinism threatened the king's power30s
- Q2What was a religious cause of the French wars of religion?Many nobles and city dwellers became HuguenotsThe decentralized structure of the French state favored CatholicsThe Pope had tight control over French noblesJesuits supported the Huguenots over the Catholic monarchy30s
- Q3What was an effect of the French Wars of Religion?Nobles were able to determine the religion of their landsThe Edict of Nantes ended the wars by giving Huguenots religious and political privileges, while making the state officially CatholicThe Edict of Nantes banned Protestantism and made the state CatholicThe king converted to Protestantism and banned Catholicism30s
- Q4Which of the following is true about Philip II?He won the wars against the DutchHe failed to prevent Turkish encroachment in the MediterraneanHe married Queen ElizabethHis reign was a time of political and cultural greatness for Spain30s
- Q5How did Queen Elizabeth resolve the religious conflict caused by Queen Mary's reign?She compromised with Catholics by agreeing to persecute PuritansShe married a Catholic.She defeated the Dutch attempt to invade EnglandShe kept the Church of England, but made the services more moderate and acceptable to Catholics30s