A) Early 15th century to early 17th century B) Mid-17th century to mid-19th century C) Late 16th century to late 19th century D) Mid-16th century to mid-18th century
A) The clergy B) German-descent townsfolk C) The nobility D) Peasant farmers
A) The expulsion of all foreign Jesuits B) The establishment of an official state religion C) A law of religious tolerance D) The total ban of Protestantism
A) John Calvin B) Martin Luther C) Piotr Skarga D) Sigismund II Augustus
A) 1577 B) 1596 C) 1555 D) 1564
A) The Warsaw Confederation B) The Union of Brest-Litovsk C) The Repnin Sejm D) The Synod of Piotrków
A) They were forced to convert to Orthodoxy B) They were given seats in the Sejm C) They were granted official state recognition D) They were expelled from Poland
A) Janusz Tazbir B) Norman Davies C) Luigi Lippomano D) Piotr Skarga
A) 1632 B) 1668 C) 1577 D) 1568
A) The Union of Brest-Litovsk B) The Repnin Sejm of 1768 C) The death of Sigismund I D) The arrival of the Jesuits
A) The nobility B) The Orthodox clergy C) The Polish peasantry D) German-descent townsfolk
A) About a tenth B) About a third C) About a seventh D) About a half
A) Characterized by frequent executions B) Relatively peaceful C) Identical to the rest of Europe D) Significantly more violent
A) They were rewarded with government positions B) They were permitted to practice freely C) They were forced into exile immediately D) It became illegal
A) Tax collection B) Censorship C) Diplomatic communication D) Scientific research |