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AP European History

Key AP European History terms, movements, and events from the Renaissance onward.

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46 basic cards for AP European History. Set 1 of 8 in AP European History. It opens with "What cultural and intellectual movement emphasized humanism, classical" and "Which printing technology, invented around 1440, enabled mass production of". Study it alongside the other AP sets below.

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What cultural and intellectual movement emphasized humanism, classical learning, and individualism from the 14th-17th centuries?
Show answerThe Renaissance
Which printing technology, invented around 1440, enabled mass production of books and spread ideas across Europe?
Show answerThe movable type printing press
What 1517 event, sparked by Martin Luther's critique of indulgences, divided Western Christianity?
Show answerThe Protestant Reformation
Which 1555 agreement ended religious conflict between Catholics and Protestants in the Holy Roman Empire, establishing the principle of cuius regio, eius religio?
Show answerPeace of Augsburg
What global exploration and trade system, starting in the 15th century, connected Europe, Africa, Asia, and the Americas?
Show answerThe Age of Exploration
What 1494 treaty divided newly discovered lands in the Americas between Spain and Portugal?
Show answerTreaty of Tordesillas
What intellectual movement of the 17th-18th centuries emphasized reason, empirical observation, and natural laws over traditional authority?
Show answerThe Scientific Revolution
Which heliocentric model, published in 1543, positioned the sun at the center of the cosmos?
Show answerCopernican model or heliocentric theory
What 18th-century intellectual movement promoted reason, individual rights, progress, and challenged religious dogma and absolute monarchy?
Show answerThe Enlightenment
Name the Enlightenment philosopher who proposed the separation of powers into legislative, executive, and judicial branches.
Show answerMontesquieu
Which Enlightenment thinker wrote The Social Contract and advocated popular sovereignty?
Show answerJean-Jacques Rousseau
What system of economic thought, promoted by Adam Smith and others, emphasized free markets and limited government intervention?
Show answerLaissez-faire capitalism or classical liberalism
What event in 1789 initiated radical social and political upheaval in France, including the Declaration of the Rights of Man?
Show answerThe French Revolution
What period of the French Revolution, from 1793-1794, saw mass execution of aristocrats and perceived enemies of the state?
Show answerThe Reign of Terror
What was the radical assembly established during the French Revolution that abolished feudalism and proclaimed human rights?
Show answerThe National Assembly or National Constituent Assembly

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