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This test consists of 5 multiple choice questions, 5 short answer questions, and 10 short essay questions.

Multiple Choice Questions

1. When did the Catholic church upheld the right of women to inherit property?
(a) 9th century.
(b) 11th century.
(c) 8th century.
(d) 7th century.

2. When did the major powers face growing demands for military expenditures?
(a) 15th century on.
(b) 12th century on.
(c) 13th century on.
(d) 14th century on.

3. When did the French revolution take place?
(a) 1785.
(b) 1659.
(c) 1789.
(d) 1792.

4. When did Napoleon win at Jena-Auerstadt?
(a) 1806.
(b) 1865.
(c) 1824.
(d) 1802.

5. What was the highly sophisticated compilation of Roman law produced in Constantinople under at the beginning of the sixth century named?
(a) The Imperial Code.
(b) The Roman Code.
(c) The Contantinople Code.
(d) The Justinian Code.

Short Answer Questions

1. How much did the European population increase between 1500 and 1600?

2. What king imposed the Magna Carta after a military defeat?

3. When did the Moorish bastion of Grenada fell?

4. Why do people in favelas not invest in their homes?

5. What corresponds to what is now called positive law according to Chapter 17?

Short Essay Questions

1. What was a necessary step for accountability in France?

2. What was the Mandate of Heaven?

3. What did Pope Gregory VII do in 1073?

4. Who had no strong concept of a rule of law according to Chapter 19?

5. What was the second question that Fukuyama addresses?

6. How does Fukuyama define accountability in Chapter 22?

7. What does Fukuyama distinguish between when discussing the "rule of law" in Chapter 17?

8. What happened in the final years of the French monarchy according to Chapter 23?

9. What is the first question that Fukuyama asks about political development in Chapter 30?

10. What are four differing results relating to accountability?

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