Contemporary World Cıvılızatıons (ENG)
Ünite Sınavı Soruları
- 20 soru
- Soru metinleri açık; şıklar ve cevap anahtarı uygulamada
- 1
When did the European Union was created, with a common currency , law, and a restructured European Parliament, European Commission, European Council, and Court of Justice?
- 2
Which of the following is not one of the legacies of the Industrial Revolution?
- 3
Which of the below can be considered to have paved the way for centralized, absolute, and well-managed monarchies in Europe since the 15th century?
- 4
When was the European Union created?
- 5
Which of the below cannot be said about the Legacy of Liberal European culture?
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I. A shift from aristocratic governance to democracy.
II. The power of reasoning in daily life.
III. The first stages of science and medicine.
Which of the above is correct related to the legacies of Greek culture on the modern society?
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Which of the following best describes the effects of European overseas expansion between the Renaissance and the 18th century?
- 8
Which one below can be categorized as part of the Western-Jewish Civilization?
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Which of the following cannot be considered as the competencies needed for the 21st century's global education?
- 10
Which of the following is not one of the legacies of the Industrial Revolution?
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Which of the below can be said to have yielded the rise of the contemporary Western secular society?
- 12
I. It is the revival of learning from the 14th to the 17th century is known as the Renaissance.
II. The Protestant Reformation began in England in 1517.
III. Switzerland, Scandinavia, Scotland, and several German states soon adapted the new religion, called Protestantism
IV. The Roman Catholic Church replied to the Reformation with its own Counter-Reformation, which began in 1560 and introduced reforms.
Which statements above is true about Reformation?
- 13I. The intellectuals of the Age of Enlightenment in the 18th century created enormous improvement in reasoning II. Everything (religion, society, government, the material world) was examined in an innovative way. III. Causes and consequences engrained in the material world were pursued. IV. Conventionally acknowledged notions of divine wisdom were downgraded to the margins. V. As a result, scientific knowledge developed extensively. Which statements above are true about the Age of Enlightenment?
- 14
When did the political struggle for domination between the Latin Pope and the Greek Patriarch end in Schism?
- 15
Which one of the following statements about Protestant Reformation is false?
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I. The Roman Catholic Church is ruled by Popes and clergy.
II. The Protestant Churches have many different theology-oriented branches.
III. The Protestant Churches follow a simpler liturgy than the Roman Catholic Churches.
Which of the above is correct related to the differences between the Roman Catholic and the Protestant Churches?
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I. By the 13th century, as a separate and practical entity, Western (European) civilization began to advance.
II. Many of basic institutions and ideas, such as universities, and representative assemblies, were worked out in the 12th and 13th centuries.
III. This Western (European) civilization was restricted to a very small area, the center of which was in the South in Italy.
IV. Great voyages of exploration and significant mechanical inventions both began in the 15th century.
Which statements are correct about the development of Western Civilization?
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It can be said that Western Civilization, despite its achievements, has eagerly sacrificed liberty for security or national grandeur. Which of the below is a reflection of it?
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Which of the below was not one of the six original countries that took the first step toward the foundation of the European Union by forming the European Coal and Steel Community in 1951?
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Which of the events below can be considered to have marked the start of the Dark Ages in Europe?