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AP European History Unit 2 Test: Age of Reformation

Explore a period of religious upheaval with this AP Euro Unit 2 practice test. Covering the Protestant Reformation, the Catholic Counter-Reformation, and the lasting impact of religious conflict, this unit helps you understand how new ideas reshaped faith, politics, and society across Europe.

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AP European History Unit 2 Test: Age of Reformation

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1. Question

Questions 1–3 are based on the passage below.

In this passage, Martin Luther advocated for

2. Question

The scientific theory described above with the phrase “turn the whole of astronomy upside down” is generally attributed to whom in Europe?

3. Question

The passage best reflects which of the following developments of the early sixteenth century?

4. Question

Questions 4–6 are based on the passage below.

John George was most likely of what religious faith?

5. Question

John George explains, from his perspective, the causes of the

6. Question

With which of the following viewpoints would John George most likely agree?

7. Question

Questions 7–9 are based on the passage below. Read it carefully before selecting your answers.

The punishment described in the excerpt best illustrates which broader trend in 16th‑century European society?

8. Question

The practice described in the excerpt is most similar to which of the following?

9. Question

Which of the following developments most directly contributed to the continuation of practices like those described in the excerpt?

10. Question

Questions 10–13 are based on the passage below.

The ideas expressed in the passage are best understood within the broader context of which sixteenth‑century development?

11. Question

Which long‑term historical development was most directly shaped by the theological position articulated in the passage?

12. Question

Calvin’s perspective in the passage most directly contrasts with which of the following traditional Christian views?

13. Question

Based on the passage, Calvin would likely support all of the following ideas EXCEPT:

14. Question

Questions 14–16 are based on the passage below.

The views expressed in the passage are best understood within the broader context of which development in the early Reformation?

15. Question

Which long‑term consequence most directly resulted from the beliefs expressed in the passage?

16. Question

The position articulated in the passage most directly contrasts with which of the following views held by other Reformation leaders?

17. Question

Questions 17–20 are based on the passage below.

The punishment described in the passage is best understood within the broader context of which early modern development?

18. Question

The ritual of public humiliation described in the passage most closely resembles which other early modern practice?

19. Question

Which broader cultural development helps explain why communities embraced public shaming rituals like the one described?

20. Question

The disciplinary action described in the passage most directly contrasts with which approach to social control in another region of Europe?

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