AP European History / Unit 2: Age of Reformation

2.6 16th-Century Society and Politics

3 practice questions

Notes

Most people were peasants; the price revolution and population growth caused hardship. Witch hunts peaked. Gender roles stayed traditional; some women (Elizabeth I) held power. Nobles and monarchs competed for control.

Practice

Witch hunts in this period targeted mostly:

The price revolution hurt mainly:

Elizabeth I of England is known for:

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