History of Europe - Quiz
A) Neolithic B) Bronze Age C) Copper Age D) Paleolithic and Mesolithic
A) 27,000 B) 5,400 C) 19,000 D) 37,000
A) 5,000 B) 37,000 C) 20,000 D) 100,000
A) The Balkans B) Southern Scandinavia C) Anatolia D) Crete
A) 3rd B) 5th C) 7th D) 11th
A) The Balkans B) Scandinavia C) Anatolia D) The Don River basin
A) Gold artifacts B) Granaries C) Urban centers D) High-temperature copper smelting
A) 4600 BC B) 3300 BC C) 5000 BC D) 4200 BC
A) 4200 BC B) 1600 BC C) 5400 BC D) 3300 BC
A) Tumulus B) Minoan C) Mycenaean D) Urnfield
A) Sicily B) Crete C) Italy D) Cyprus
A) Ertebølle B) Tumulus C) Yamnaya D) Mycenaean
A) Agriculture B) Pastoralism C) Trade D) Conquest
A) Priestly class B) Warrior aristocracy C) Merchant class D) Democratic council
A) 13th B) 15th C) 11th D) 12th
A) Bulgaria and Romania B) Greece and Italy C) Turkey and Syria D) Denmark and Sweden
A) Minoan and Mycenaean B) Yamnaya and Ertebølle C) Roman and Greek D) Anatolian and Balkan
A) Indo-European languages B) Christianity C) Agriculture D) Metallurgy
A) Classical antiquity B) The Neolithic C) The Middle Ages D) The Renaissance
A) Invasion of Poland B) Death of Alexander the Great C) Fall of Rome D) Birth of Christianity
A) 10th century AD B) 8th century AD C) 4th century AD D) 1st century AD
A) Constantinople B) Athens C) Rome D) Hispania
A) Alexander the Great B) Mikhail Gorbachev C) Isaac Newton D) Charlemagne
A) 14th century B) 16th century C) 10th century D) 12th century
A) Mikhail Gorbachev B) Galileo Galilei C) Alexander the Great D) Charlemagne
A) The Reformation B) The Russian invasion of Ukraine C) The fall of the Soviet Union D) Nazi Germany's invasion of Poland
A) 1945 B) 1993 C) 2022 D) 1989
A) NATO B) The Latin Church C) Warsaw Pact D) Concert of Europe
A) The Cold War B) Revolutions of 1989 C) The Columbian exchange D) The Scientific Revolution
A) Athens B) Thebes C) Sparta D) Corinth
A) Plato B) Aristotle C) Euclid D) Socrates
A) Principia B) Nicene Doctrines C) Elements D) The Republic
A) Aristotle B) Archimedes C) Euclid D) Socrates
A) Athens B) Sparta C) Carthage D) Byzantium
A) Diocletian B) Julius Caesar C) Constantine D) Augustus
A) Sicily B) Judaea C) Byzantium D) Macedonia
A) The Migration Period B) The Hellenistic period C) Pax Romana D) Classical antiquity
A) Carthage B) Nova Roma C) Alexandria D) Adrianople
A) Diocletian B) Augustus C) Constantine D) Theodosius I
A) 330 B) 378 C) 381 D) 476
A) Archimedes B) Euclid C) Socrates D) Aristotle
A) The transition from papyrus to costly parchment B) The establishment of the Byzantine Papacy C) The abandonment of Latin in favor of Greek D) The rise of municipal schools
A) The end of the Byzantine Papacy in 537 B) Pope Stephen II appealed to Frankish leadership for aid against the Lombards C) The conversion of the Anglo-Saxons to Christianity D) Charlemagne's coronation by Pope Leo III
A) The Byzantine Emperor B) Pope Leo III C) The King of the Lombards D) Pope Stephen II
A) Arabic B) Greek C) Latin D) Cyrillic
A) Chartres B) Lechfeld C) Riade D) Eisenach
A) The Battle of Legnano B) The Peace of Constance C) The Crusades D) The East–West Schism
A) Peace of Constance B) Liber Paradisus C) Magna Carta D) In nomine Domini
A) Investiture Controversy B) Great Schism C) The Crusades D) The Scholastic movement
A) Florence B) Venice C) Pisa D) Genoa
A) In nomine Domini B) Liber Paradisus C) The Peace of Constance D) The Scholastic movement
A) Kipchak-Cuman Confederation B) Republic of Venice C) Bologna merchant guild D) Hanseatic League
A) Henry IV B) Cardinal Hildebrand C) Thomas Aquinas D) Leonardo da Pisa
A) Humanism B) Scholasticism C) Feudalism D) Secularism
A) 1256 B) 1046 C) 1176 D) 1241
A) Clear soda-lime glass B) Weight-driven mechanical clocks C) Wood ash glass D) Arabic numerals
A) 1346–1353 B) 1315–1317 C) 1378–1417 D) 1309–1376
A) The Protestant Reformation B) The Western Schism C) The Jacquerie D) The Peasants' Revolt
A) 1381 B) 1358 C) 1315 D) 1453
A) 1462 B) 1453 C) 1376 D) 1381
A) Mechanical movable-type printing B) Massive cannons C) The steam engine D) The astrolabe
A) Constantinople B) Mainz C) Paris D) Florence
A) The Florentine Exchange B) Frankfurt Book Fair C) The Byzantine Market D) The Italian Printing Guild
A) Roman Empire B) Byzantine Empire C) French Empire D) Ottoman Empire
A) The late Middle Ages B) The Dark Ages C) Early modern Europe D) Classical antiquity
A) 1346–1353 B) 1309–1376 C) 1378–1417 D) 1315–1317
A) The Scientific Revolution B) The Age of Discovery C) Intermittent warfare D) The Industrial Revolution
A) Portugal B) Britain C) Spain D) France
A) Claudius Ptolemy B) Amerigo Vespucci C) Vasco da Gama D) Prince Henry the Navigator
A) Amerigo Vespucci B) Prince Henry the Navigator C) Claudius Ptolemy D) Vasco da Gama
A) Philippines B) The Netherlands C) Saint-Domingue D) The Balkans
A) 50 million B) 12 million C) 5 million D) 20 million
A) Rice B) Maize C) Wheat D) Potato
A) The Hispanic Monarchy B) Britain C) France D) The Netherlands
A) Textile manufacturing B) Gold trading C) Silver mining D) A plantation economy using slave labor
A) John Calvin B) Pope Clement VII C) Martin Luther D) Charles V
A) 1568 B) 1527 C) 1518 D) 1618
A) Philip II B) Charles V C) Clement VII D) Martin Luther
A) Leo X B) Clement VII C) Paul III D) Urban II
A) Orthodoxy B) Judaism C) Calvinism D) Buddhism
A) The Great Schism B) The Crusades C) The Enlightenment D) Catholic Counter-Reformation
A) Italy B) Bohemia C) France D) Habsburg Netherlands
A) Mercenary leaders B) Royal guards C) Civilians D) Active soldiers
A) Germany B) France C) Dutch Republic D) Bohemia
A) Dutch B) Latin C) German D) French |
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