AP EUROPEAN HISTORY MODEL ADVANCE PLACEMENT TEST #4

TOPICS AND TERMS -- Seven Years War, Sans culottes, Flight to Varennes, Factionalize (v), Second Industrial Revolution , Utilitarianism, Count Cavour, Otto von Bismarck, Diplomacy, Consolidate (v), Humanism, Manifest (v), Calvinism, Scripture, Hierarchical, Predestination, Vernacular, Rene Descartes, Terrestrial, Derive (v), Laissez-faire, Advocate (v), Tariffs, The Enclosure Movement, Urbanization, Precipitate (v), Plebiscite, Suez Canal Crisis, New Imperialism, Russian Revolution, Triple Entente, Fascism, Charismatic, Egalitarianism, Galileo, Second Treatise of Government, General will, Articulate (v), War of Austrian Succession, Pragmatic, Civil Constitution of the Clergy, Subservient, Alienate (v), Battle of Trafalgar, Schleswig-Holstein Affair, Risorgimento, Realpolitik, Indian National Congress, Great Reform Bill of 1832, Reform Bill of 1867, Fabian Society, National Union of Women’s Suffrage Societies, Paris Peace Conference 1919, Woodrow Wilson, Georges Clemenceau, Pablo Picasso, Guernica, Depict (v), Munich Agreement, NATO, Warsaw Pact, Mikhail Gorbachev, Perestroika, Glasnost, Inflation , The Reformation, The Inquisition, Court of the Star Chamber, Cartesian Science, Maupertuis, Christian Huygen, Propagation, Counter Reformation, Censure (v), Diversification, Discourse on Method (1637), Cogito Ergo Sum, Inversely, Exacerbate, Aspiration, Precursor, Constitutionalism, Winston Churchill, Appeasement, Coalition, Chechnya, Bosnia-Herzegovina, Circumnavigate, Magellan, Columbus, Papal States, English Civil War (1642-1646), Charles I, Copernican Model , Elliptical, System of Nature, Baron d’Holbach, Materialism, Diplomatic Revolution , Neoplatonism , Romantic Movement , Origin of the Species (1859), Charles Darwin , The Junkers, Proficiency, Martin Luther, Glorious Revolution, British Commonwealth, Isaac Newton, Platonic-Pythagorean tradition, Jean Jacques Rousseau, Triangle of Trade, Thermador, Reassert (v), Propertied, Congress of Vienna (1814), Sturm und Drang Movement, Kulturkampf, The Sorrows of Young Warrior, Paris Commune, Chartist Movement, Repudiate, “Total War”, Treaty of Versailles, Ethnic-Nationalism, Advent, Annex, Civic Forum, “Freedom of the Christian Man”, Cardinal Richelieu, Autonomy, Bureaucracy

AP EUROPEAN HISTORY MODEL ADVANCE PLACEMENT TEST

TOPICS AND TERMS Bessemer Process, Industrial Revolution, Anarchism, Socialism, Conservatism, Laissez-faire, Adam Smith, Utilitarianism, Martin Luther, Millenarianism, Council of Trent, Restoration Period, James II, Charles II, Absolutism, “little ice age”, Baroque, Women’s Social and Political Union, Fabian Society, Zionists, Labor Party, Tory Party, Weimar Republic, Five Year Plan, New Economic Plan, Socialism in one country, Fascism, Risorgimento, Imperialism in Asia, Détente, Warsaw Pact, Copernicanism, Geocentric, Heliocentric, Mary Wollstonecraft, Philosophe, Jean Jacques Rousseau, Voltaire, John Locke, Middle Passage, Concordat of 1801, Treaty of Tilsit, Continental System, Calvinist communities, The Commonwealth, The Restoration, Neoplatonism, Crime and Punishment (1764), Cesare Beccaria, The Masons, Liberal nationalist alliance, Bismarck, Lebensraum, Realpolitik, Détente, Rococo, Neoclassical, The Dreyfus Affair, Animosity, Subjugation, The Apprentice System, Patronage, Anglican Church, Episcopalianism, Dialogue on the Two Chief Systems of the World, Enlightened despotism, The Enclosure Movement, March to Versailles, Abstractionism, Appeasement, Ultimatum, “war guilt clause”, Alexander Solzhenitsyn, Deism, Triangle of Trade, Cottage industry, Frankfort Assembly, Eugenics, Principia Mathematica, Diderot, Russian expansionism, Boulanger Affair, Sepoy Rebellion, Taiping Rebellion, Marshall Plan, Second Industrial evolution, 20th century “nationalities problem”, Fritz Lang, “Metropolis”

AP EUROPEAN HISTORY

MODEL AP TEST TOPICS AND TERMS quattrocento, cinquecento, popolo, humanism, secularism, Northern Renaissance, Italian Renaissance, The Brethren of the Common Life, Confession of Augsburg, Ecumenical Council, Protestant Reformation, thwart, John Calvin, subordinate, Council of Trent, simony, pluralism, Great European Witch Hunt, hegemony, absolutism, modern totalitarianism, Louis XIV, Constitutionalism, intendant, aggrandizement, Edict of Nantes, Cromwell Protectorate, Execution of Charles I, English Civil Wars 1642 and on, Glorious Revolution, English Restoration, Thomas Hobbes, Bishop Laud, Oliver Cromwell, James II, John Locke, Cardinal Richelieu, monarchial absolutism, Frederick the Great, Peter the Great, French Revolution, Commercial Revolution 16th-17th centuries, American Revolution, Scientific Revolution, J. Kepler, Galileo, Isaac Newton, T. Brahe, Francis Bacon, natural law, repudiation, philosophes, The Enlightenment, theism, deism, atheism, Agricultural Revolution 17th-18th centuries, Enclosure Movement, putting out system, cottage industries, sovereignty, Ancien Regime, 1st, 2nd, and 3rd French Estates, National Assembly, Great Fear, The Terror, Storming of the Bastille, Napoleon, Thomas Malthus, David Ricardo, Adam Smith, Karl Marx, Marxian Socialism, laissez-faire, nationalism, utopianism, Romantic Movement, William Wordsworth, George Sand, Percy Shelly, Revolutions of 1830 and 1848, urbanization, industrialization, Louis Pasteur, Joseph Lister, rationalism, realism, relativism, Charles Darwin, G. Mendel, Second Empire of France, Frankfurt Conference (Assembly), new imperialism, mobilization, Treaty of Versailles, League of Nations, Russian Revolution, Leon Trotsky, Lenin, Stalin, Kerensky, Age of Anxiety, John Maynard Keynes, Charles D Dawes, Friedrich Nietzsche, Ludwig Wittengenstein, Henri Bergson, Max Planck, Albert Einstein, baroque, impressionism, expressionism, Great Depression, pessimism, dadism, surrealism, stream of conscious, communism, fascism, totalitarianism, Five Year Plans, Allies of WWII, arsenal of democracy, European Coal & Steel Community, decolonization, de-Stalinization, collapse of the USSR, collapse of Yugoslavia