Renaissance Chapter 3 Review
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What is the primary focus of consumerism?

  • The accumulation and use of material goods (correct)
  • The belief in cultural superiority
  • The economic theory of resource distribution
  • The political strategy of territorial expansion

What best describes the term 'imperialism'?

  • The process of creating map-based representations
  • A government policy to enforce economic status quo
  • The policy to extend a nation's authority by various means (correct)
  • A belief that one's culture is superior to others

Which statement about literacy is accurate?

  • It refers to being able to read and write. (correct)
  • It involves a deep knowledge of multiple languages.
  • It is the ability to understand complex mathematics.
  • It primarily reflects an aptitude for scientific reasoning.

Which of the following best defines 'ethnocentrism'?

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What does 'circumnavigate' mean?

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What event led to the establishment of Protestant Churches?

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Which term refers to the increase in prices and decrease in purchasing power?

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What does the term 'mercenary' typically refer to?

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Which concept describes a government policy encouraging territorial expansion?

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What does 'indigenous' refer to?

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Which factor contributed directly to the increase of expansionism during the Renaissance?

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What role did taxes play in the development of national pride among citizens?

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Which of the following best describes the attitude of Europeans toward Indigenous cultures during this period?

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What impact did the printing press have on societal changes in Europe?

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Which of the following correctly describes the trend in social hierarchy due to increased consumerism?

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What was a direct consequence of different interpretations of the Bible during this period?

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Which statement about the development of national identities in Europe is accurate?

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What motivated European countries to seek expansion during the Renaissance?

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How did literacy among the middle and upper classes influence society during the Renaissance?

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What was one of the primary reasons for the establishment of centralized laws under monarchies?

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Which term best describes the focus on collecting and using material goods in society?

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What concept encompasses the belief that one's culture or race is superior to others?

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Which term refers to the policy of extending a country's authority through various means?

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What does the term 'circumnavigate' imply?

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In the context of the Western worldview, the Protestant Reformation primarily contributed to what societal change?

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How did travel writers during the sixteenth century impact European views?

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What was one of the main reasons expressing a government policy of expansionism?

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What best describes the rise of national pride among citizens during the Renaissance?

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Which of the following characterized the view of Europeans towards Indigenous peoples?

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What does the term 'literate' refer to?

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Which of the following factors significantly contributed to European nations' expansion efforts during the Renaissance?

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What was a consequence of increased consumerism among Europeans during the Renaissance?

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How did the advent of the printing press influence societal views during the Renaissance?

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What belief underpinned the European perspective towards Indigenous cultures during the expansion period?

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Which statement accurately describes the relationship between taxes and national identity during the Renaissance?

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What role did centralized laws play in the governance of European nations during the Renaissance?

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What was a prevalent social change in Europe due to the increase in materialism during the Renaissance?

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What misconception did Europeans have about their imperialist endeavors?

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Which of the following statements about national identities developing in Europe is most accurate?

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What aspect of exploration increased as European nations expanded their territories?

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Cartography

The science or practice of making maps.

Circumnavigate

To travel completely around something, especially the Earth.

Conscript

To force someone to join the military.

Consumerism

A social and economic order that encourages the acquisition of goods and services.

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Ethnocentrism

The belief that one's own culture is superior to others.

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Expansionism

A policy of extending a country's power and influence through territorial or economic means.

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Imperialism

A policy of extending a country's power and influence through colonization and domination.

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Indigenous

Originating or naturally existing in a particular place; native.

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Literate

Able to read and write.

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Mercenary

A soldier who fights for money.

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What led to the formation of Protestant religions?

Different interpretations of the Bible led to the formation of many different Protestant religions.

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How did the printing press impact European society?

The invention of the printing press had a significant effect on the development of ethnocentrism in European cultures.

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What is ethnocentrism?

Europeans felt that the cultures of the Indigenous peoples they encountered were inferior to those of Europeans.

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What fueled consumerism in Europe?

More and more Europeans were becoming wealthy, resulting in increased consumerism.

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How did the Renaissance impact exploration?

More knowledge of the world, better maps, better navigational instruments, and better ships were all reasons why expansionism increased during the Renaissance.

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What motivated European imperialism?

European countries wanted to expand their territories because the resources from the newly dominated lands would increase their wealth.

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How did national identities develop during the Renaissance?

National identities and citizenships developed as smaller kingdoms joined together.

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What was the role of language in national identity?

Having a common language helped the people of a country develop a national identity.

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How did taxes contribute to national pride?

When people of a country paid taxes to pay for a permanent military, roads, and public buildings, they took more pride in their country.

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How did literacy impact society?

More middle and upper-class people became literate, which helped them to learn more about their society's history.

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Study Notes

Chapter 3 Review: How Did the Western Worldview Grow Out of the Renaissance?

  • Literacy: The ability to read and write
  • Conscript: To force someone to join or enlist
  • Imperialism: A policy where a country extends its control over other areas—often through political, economic, or military means.
  • Cartography: The science of mapmaking
  • Circumnavigate: To travel all the way around the Earth
  • Consumerism: Focusing on collecting and using material goods and products.
  • Ethnocentrism: The belief that one's own culture or race is superior to others.
  • Expansionism: A policy encouraging territorial or economic expansion, often through force.
  • Indigenous: Referring to original inhabitants of a region.
  • Mercenary: Selling services for money, especially military services
  • Nation: A group of people of common descent, history, language, often forming a state and a territory.
  • Inflation: An increase in prices, leading to a decrease in the purchasing power of money

Western Worldview: Causes and Effects

  • Protestant Reformation: Led to different religious alternatives to Catholicism (Lutherans, Presbyterians, Anglicans, Huguenots, and Calvinists).
  • Increased National Identity: People began to see themselves as citizens of countries, becoming more loyal to monarchs.
  • Exploration and Travel Writing: Travel accounts sparked interest in parts of the world unknown to Europeans.
  • Desire for Luxury Goods: Europeans felt they needed to explore to obtain items.
  • European Superiority: Felt that their culture was better than Indigenous peoples.
  • Resource Acquisition: Saw colonisation as a way to obtain valuable resources.
  • Spherical Earth: Realization that the Earth is a sphere and not a flat disc, meaning that travel to the Far East was possible via the Atlantic.
  • Military & Taxes: Increased need for military forces. This was financed by taxes.
  • Centralized Laws & Rules: Importance of rules and laws established by a king or court.
  • Navigational Advancements: Improved equipment made exploring easier.
  • New Lands & Goods: Knowledge of new lands with valuable goods increased.
  • Ethnocentric Spirit: Europeans felt their culture was superior.
  • Expansion: More knowledge of the world, better maps, and navigational tools led to an increase in European exploration.
  • Imperialism Increase: The desire to control resources increased the need for imperialism.
  • Wealth & Resources: A desire to gain wealth through exploiting the resources of others.
  • Printing Press Impact: Impact on ethnocentrism; no significant details given.
  • Social Change from Material Wealth: Increase in wealth changed some European social systems.
  • Benefits for Indigenous Populations: European colonizers did not believe colonisation would benefit the Indigenous.

True or False Statements: Western Worldview

  • Up until the 1500s, most people did not question the Roman Catholic Church teachings. (FALSE)
  • Different interpretations of the Bible led to the formation of many Protestant religions. (TRUE)
  • National identities developed as smaller kingdoms joined together. (TRUE)
  • A common language helped people develop national identity. (TRUE)
  • Middle and upper class people becoming literate helped them learn about the history of their society. (TRUE)
  • Taxes for a permanent military, roads, and public buildings caused people to take pride in their country. (TRUE)
  • The printing press had no significant effect on European ethnocentrism. (FALSE)
  • An increase in the value of goods changed social systems in some European countries. (TRUE)
  • European expansion was for the benefit of Indigenous people. (FALSE)
  • Expansionism was more common in Western than Eastern European countries. (TRUE)
  • Europeans did not admire the spirit of adventure. (FALSE)
  • More knowledge, and better ships, encouraged exploration. (TRUE)
  • Europeans engaged in imperialism to gain resources from newly conquered lands. (TRUE)
  • Indigenous people experienced no feelings of ethnocentrism. (FALSE)
  • Europeans generally encouraged Indigenous traditions. (TRUE)
  • The Western worldview was unaffected by interactions with Indigenous people. (FALSE)

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