AP European History Midterm II

In the wake of the Glorious Revolution, ___________ became king and queen.

Advocated for what would become capitalism/laissez-faire economics in his 1776 book:

An intellectual and cultural movement based on reason, the scientific method, and progress.

With his Encyclopedia, ___________ wanted to "change the general way of thinking."

A movement to fence in fields in order to farm more effectively was:

A group of French intellectuals who proclaimed to bring the light of knowledge to others.

Tsar of Russia during the invasion of Napoleon in 1812:

The French Revolution was a result of:

The success of the Incan Empire can be in many ways derived from:

The second revolution during the French Revolution was far more radical and sought to:

Adam's Smith's 1776 book was titled:

A place of the public sphere where bourgeoisie, aristocrats, and philosophes met to share ideas

An idealized "space" where members of society came together as individuals to discuss issues:

The economic system that seeks to remedy food crisis with "just price" for bread is:

Monarchs who, without renouncing their thrones, adopted Enlightenment ideals.

The transformation of large numbers of small peasant farmers into landless rural wage earners:

French civil code reasserting equality of all male citizens before the law and private property

The Siege of Vienna in 1683 resulted in:

Cartesian dualism states that all of reality could ultimately be reduced to mind and meaning.

Adam Smith's beliefs are an example of:

Theory of reasoning, calling for acquiring evidence through observation & experimentation.

In Two Treatises of Civil Government, he insisted on the sovereignty of elected Parliament.

Mr. Lannom's favorite Viennese coffee is:

A secular, critical way of thinking; nothing was to be accepted by faith but only by reason

Associated with the concepts of general will and popular sovereignty:

Stage of industrial development in which rural workers used tools at home to manufacture goods

A series of English laws that controlled the import of goods to Britain and British colonies:

King of England who was executed amid the English Civil War, giving way to the Protectorate:

The French controller general who played a crucial role in promoting mercantilism:

The reaction to the violence of the Reign of Terror with the execution of Robespierre was:

Whose Spirit of the Laws served as a basis for the Constitution's "separation of powers"?

The name of Napoleon's 600,000 strong army that marched into Russia in 1812 was known as:

This philosophe attacked rationalism and civilization for destroying the individual.

The organization of artisanal production into trade-based associations.

Napoleon lost the French Navy following its defeat at the hands of British Admiral Nelson:

Russian nobles were known as:

The following eras are listed in the correct chronological order:

These nations adopted constitutionalism during the 17th century:

Following Napoleon's defeat, ____________, met to redraw the map of Europe:

The Jacobin Club included:

The law of universal gravitation is attributed to the work of:

An early modern term for the study of the nature of the universe and how it functions.

Camerialism advocates:

When Louis XVI called the Estates General, it had not convened since:

He was the emperor of the Aztecs during the conquest of the Spanish conquistadors:

Maria Theresa lost __________ to Frederick the Great during the war of Austrian Succession.

The movement following the Enlightenment will be known as:

This was the epicenter of the Scottish Enlightenment:

Age of Discovery does not constitute an "era of globalization".

The War of Spanish Succession effectively saw:

The most infamous internal revolt for France during the French Revolution was in ______ region:

An increase in literacy, as well as the diversity books one could choose to read.

Fearing the spread of rebellion, Thomas Jefferson refused to recognize Haiti as a nation.

As a king, Louis XVI can be described as:

He was a Prussian, and leader of the Haskalah:

The best coffeehouse in Vienna is:

The Copernican hypothesis states:

The U.S. Constitution and the Bill of Rights are examples of:

The blockade imposed by Napoleon to halt all trade between Britain and continental Europe was:

One of the key leaders of the Girondists was: