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What was a result of the Hundred Years’ War?
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France and England united.B
A French national identity was born.C
Spain was divided between France and England.D
The power of monarchs was removed.2
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After the 1500s, what was a main difference between France and England?
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France banned the aristocracy, while English aristocrats were powerful.B
England placed fewer limits on the power of its kings than France did.C
France was a Catholic nation, while England was a Protestant one.D
England was loyal to the pope, while France ignored the pope.3
Unlike the kings and queens of England, monarchs in France
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had more power to exert their authority.B
were required to be Protestants.C
followed a policy of hostility towards the pope.D
were determined to protect the civil liberties of their subjects.4
The map shows England and France in 1430.
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England was sure to defeat the French in battle.B
England occupied land on the European continent.C
France was about to invade the British Isles.D
France was more powerful than England.5
Ferdinand and Isabella promoted exploration, and as a result Spain
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found itself bankrupt within a few years.B
broke apart due to internal disagreements.C
built the first global empire.D
grew wealthy and conquered England.6
English ideas about government and civil liberties developed
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around the year 1066.B
with the arrival of the Anglo-Saxons.C
before the arrival of the Normans.D
over a period of many centuries.7
The map shows the Muslim Empire in 750 CE.
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The Muslim Empire was the largest empire in the world in 750.B
The Muslim Empire extended across northern Africa into Europe in 750.C
Spain tried its best to resist conquest by the Muslims.D
Within ten years, the Muslim Empire would reach into France.8
The map shows areas held by the British Empire in the 1800s.
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spread their influence around the globe.B
stop having to build new factories.C
give more power to their monarchs.D
share some of their colonies with France and Spain.9
During the French Revolution, many people became more secular, meaning they most likely
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placed less importance on religion.B
were less inclined to support the concept of equal rights.C
were supporters of the king and the aristocracy.D
became either Catholic or Protestant.10
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