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World History chapters 15-16-17
World History chapters 15-16-17
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Mathematician plotted elliptical orbits of planets
Isaac Newton
Johannes Kepler
Francis Bacon
Thomas More
2
Law universally understood by human reason
Natural law
Artificial law
English law
Justice law
3
Ended Revolutionary war and Britain recognized independence of the United States
Treaty of Boston
Treaty of Paris
Treaty of New York
Treaty of London
4
Locke’s view that rights belong to all people at birth: Life, Liberty, and Property
Natural (human) law
Natural (human) property
Natural (human) rights
Natural (human) being
5
Member of highest class in Spain’s American colonies (Born in Spain's Iberian Peninsula)
Creole
Mulatto
Mestizo
Peninsular
6
French philosopher and mathematician. Father of western philosophy
René Descartes
Francis Bacon
Isaac Newton
Robert Boyle
7
Wrote “The Wealth of Nations” proponent of the free-market system (Laissez faire)
Miguel de Cervantes
Thomas Hobbes
Adam Smith
Peter the Great
8
One of the authors of the United States Constitution "Father of the Constitution"
James Madison
George Washington
George III
Thomas Jefferson
9
Wrote “Leviathan” people give up some freedoms a (social contract) to have government
Voltaire
Thomas Hobbes
Diderot
John Locke
10
Used writings to fight ignorance, superstition, and intolerance through sarcasm and satire
El Greco
Rousseau
Montesquieu
Voltaire
11
Explained all matter composed of tiny particles. Father of chemistry
Nicolaus Copernicus
René Descartes
Isaac Newton
Robert Boyle
12
Freed slave who published autobiography in England that helped fight to end slave trade
James Madison
Mansa Musa
Ashante
Olaudah Equiano
13
Philosopher who edited and published the Encyclopédie to assemble all knowledge on earth
Montesquieu
Voltaire
Locke
Diderot
14
Ornate style of art and architecture popular in the 1600s and 1700s
Rousseau
Renaissance
Baroque
Rococo
15
Proved Earth moves around sun. Inquisition forced him to recant was put on home arrest for life
Bacon
Galileo
Copernicus
Kepler
16
Conquistador who landed in Mexico 1519 and overthrew Aztec empire
Pizarro
Bartolomé
Mulatto
Hernán Cortés
17
Polish astronomer proposed a heliocentric (Sun centered) model of the universe
Johannes Kepler
Galileo
Robert Boyle
Nicolaus Copernicus
18
Capital of the Mexican Aztec empire
Peninsular
Moctezuma
Encomienda
Tenochtitlán
19
King who inherited French throne in 1643 and ruled with absolute power, saying “I am the state”
Louis XIV
Martel XIV
Clovis XIV
Charles XIV
20
Personal, elegant style of art and architecture made popular during mid-1700s
Rousseau
Baroque
Rococo
Renaissance
21
Mexican Aztec emperor who faced Spanish invasion led by Cortés
Hernán
Cortés
Moctezuma
Francisco
22
Acts of Parliament limited power of the monarchy and restated the rights of English citizens
German Bill of Rights
English Bill of Rights
Spanish Bill of Rights
French Bill of Rights
23
Nation must export more goods than it imports to build supply of gold and silver
Mercantilism
Natural law
Popular sovereignty
Westernization
24
Right given to American colonists by Spain that forced (slave) labor from Native Americans
Theocracy
Immunity
Encomienda
Indulgences
25
War between France and England in North America. Both sides (mostly France) used Indian allies
French and Canadian War
French and Indian War
French and Spartan War
French and English War
26
American-born descendants of Spanish settlers
Mestizo
Peninsular
Creole
Mulatto
27
Spanish conquistador defeated Incas 1532 and conquered South America for Spain
Francisco Pizarro
Ferdinand Magellan
Robert Boyle
Vasco da Gama
28
Capital city and major port that Peter the Great established in 1703
St. Jude
St. Petersburg
St. Theresa
St. Louis
29
Trade routes from Europe to Africa to America where goods were exchanged for slaves
Triangular trade
Circular trade
Rectangular trade
Square trade
30
Wrote “The Social Contract” said Kings were not divinely empowered
Diderot
Rousseau
Voltaire
Montesquieu
31
Principal author of the Declaration of Independence
John Adams
Samuel Adams
Thomas Jefferson
George Washington
32
Pirate who operated with approval of European governments
Peon
Mestizo
Pilgrim
Privateer
33
Dissenters who sought to “purify” the church of Catholic practices
Puritans
Mestizo
Laissez faire
Philosophes
34
Hobbes said people enter agreement accepting powerful government in exchange for their freedom
Social network
Social contract
Personal contract
Living will
35
Representative of Spanish king who ruled in his name
Vicejoy
Vicecoy
Viceboy
Viceroy
36
Russian tsar used his power to modernize Russia with warm water port
Paul the Great
Peter the Great
Khan the Great
Ivan the Great
37
Tax imposed by England on the colonies on items such as newspapers and pamphlets
English Act
Stamp Act
Paper Act
Card Act
38
Wrote “Principia Mathematica” describing laws of gravitation / motion. Father of physics
Ferdinand Magellan
René Descartes
Isaac Newton
Robert Boyle
39
Spanish explorers who claimed lands in Americas for Spain 1500-1600s
Viceroy
Privateer
Conquistador
Moctezuma
40
Believed dividing government (Executive, Legislative and Judiciary) Checks and Balances
Montesquieu
Diderot
Voltaire
Rousseau
41
Artist, scientist, and inventor best known for the Mona Lisa and The Last Supper
Raphael
Machiavelli
Leonardo
Michelangelo
42
Worker forced to labor for a landlord to pay off a debt
Mulatto
Peon
Creole
Privateer
43
Wrote The Prince, describing how to rule with ruthless power politics
Nicolaus Copernicus
Thomas More
Niccolò Machiavelli
Johann Gutenberg
44
Great writer of Spain’s golden age, wrote Don Quixote. Pensacola Street named for him
Miguel de Cervantes
Miguel de Fairfield
Miguel de Pace
Miguel de MLK
45
Person of African and European mix
Mulatto
Mestizo
Creole
Peninsular
46
King of England during the American Revolution
George III
Charles Martel
Charlamagne
Clovis
47
Painter; blended Christian and classical styles; famous for portrayals of the Madonna
Raphael
Leonardo
Michelangelo
Calvin
48
Resistance to disease
Immunity
Impunity
Immaculate
Immanent
49
Spanish priest spoke out against the evils of encomienda system
Peter the Great
Christopher Columbus
Bartolomé de Las Casas
Ferdinand Magellan
50
English Protestants who rejected Church of England (Anglicans)
Pilgrims
Privateer
Peon
Mestizo
51
Virginia planter and soldier who became the head of the Continental Army
Gene Washington
George Washington
John Washington
Gregory Washington
52
Famous painter during Spain’s golden age
El Cato
El Greco
El Cracko
El Greece
53
Philosopher, scientist, publisher, legislator, diplomat, and framer of Constitution
George Washington
Thomas Jefferson
James Madison
Benjamin Franklin
54
Artist; created sculpture of David and painted Sistine Chapel
Michelangelo
Thomas More
Gutenberg
Erasmus
55
German monk revolted against Catholic Church indulgences in 1517 called the Reformation
Martin Luther King Jr.
Erasmus
Martin Luther
Henry VIII
56
Vast global exchange of goods, people, plants, and animals that began with Columbus
European Exchange
American Exchange
Columbian Exchange
African Exchange
57
Second leg of triangular trade which slaves were transported to Americas
First Passage
Middle Passage
Central Passage
Last Passage
58
Site George Washington forced surrender of British army in 1781
Jamestown, Virginia
Yorktown, Virginia
Roanoke, Virginia
Virginia Beach, Virginia
59
Wrote “Two Treatises of Government” (father of liberalism) and Natural (human) Rights
Rousseau
Adam Smith
John Locke
Thomas Hobbes
60
Person of Native American and European mix
Creole
Peninsular
Mulatto
Mestizo
61
Economic system allowing business to operate with little or no government interference
Laissez faire
Laisse le bon temps rouler
Lazy fair
Rococo
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John Locke’s idea that all government power comes from the people
Natural law
Manifest destiny
Popular sovereignty
Mercantilism