JEOPARDY!

1. JEOPARDY! Final Jeopardy Review Mr. H. Mayo AP European History

2. Final Jeopardy

3. Which of the following explores conquered the Incas in South America in the 16th Century? 100

4. Francisco Pissarro People

5. The philosophy of utilitarianism as advanced by Jeremy Bentham sought to? 200

6. influence government policy to provide the “greatest good for the greatest number. people

7. U.S. President John F. Kennedy and Soviet Premier Nikita Khrushchev are closely link to what Cold War event? 300

8. Cuban Missiles People

9. A major target of Stalin’s wrath during the Soviet collectivization of agriculture was the 400

10. Kulaks People

11. Philip II was successful in promoting his Catholic crusade by 500

12. Defeating the Turks at the naval battle at Lepanto BONUS People

13. Bonus: __________________was a major cause for the economic decline of the Netherlands by the early eighteenth century Answer

14. The wars of Louis XIV put tremendous strains on the Dutch economy People

15. The English ruler most known for the conquest of Ireland and particularly harsh treatment of its inhabitants was 100

16. Oliver Cromwell Leaders

17. Who was the rulers during his reign sought to improve relations with the Catholic church? 200

18. Napoleon I Leaders

19. Karl Marx and Vladimir Lenin both believed that imperialism was the logical outgrowth of 300

20. Capitalism BONUS Leaders

21. Bonus:__________ reflects the purpose of Woodrow Wilson’s Fourteen Points during World War One answer

22. They want to foster free trade throughout the world. Leaders

23. “While the nobility merits to be generously treated if it does well it is necessary at the same time to be severe with it if it ever fails in what its status demands of it.” The above statement was most likely written by 400

24. Cardinal Richelieu of France Leaders

25. Which of the following philosophers influenced the “enlightened despots” to decrease the use of torture? 500

26. marquis de Beccaria Leaders

27. The War of the Roses was significant because it led to the rise of the __________ dynasty in England 100

28. Tudor Events and Acts

29. The English Bill of Rights (1689) established 200

30. a constitutional monarchy with the nobles and gentry in control of Parliament. Events and Acts

31. A major eighteenth-century result of the Enlightenment was 300

32. the rise of classical liberalism and the French Revolution Events and Acts

33. The ____________ on July 14, 1789 was significant because it prevented the royal army from cracking down on the new National Assembly. 400

34. The Storming of the Bastille Events and Acts

35. The 1848 “June Days” revolution in France was characterized primarily by class warfare between the 500

36. The bourgeoisie and the working class Bonus Events and Acts

37. Which of the following philosophies is most closely associated with atheism? Answer

38. Existentialism Events and Acts

39. The most notorious example of appeasement during the twentieth century occurred at the: 100

40. (B) Munich Conference. Odds and Ends

41. A major aspect of England’s mercantilist system in the years between 1650 and 1750 was 200

42. the institution of Navigation Laws Odds and Ends

43. A major eighteenth-century result of the Enlightenment was 300

44. the rise of classical liberalism and the French Revolution Odds and Ends

45. __________________ was a limitation experienced by explorers in the sixteenth century. Odds and ends

46. Inability to determine Longitude Odds and Ends

47. A major difference between totalitarianism in the 1920s and 1930s and absolutism in the seventeenth century was that: Odds and Ends

48. mass participation of ordinary citizens was required by totalitarian regimes. Bonus

49. BONUS The western European country which stepped back from the process of European economic and military unity in the late 1950s and 1960s was: Answer

50. Answer France Odds and Ends