1. The 3rd Estate slogan of the French Revolution was phrased:

“Liberty,Equality, and Fraternity”

1. The term “excommunication” is best defined as:

beingthrown out of the Catholic Church

1. The promise taken by the 3rd Estate @ the Tennis Court was focused on:

givingthe people of France a constitution

a direct order coming from the Pope

1. Johan Kepler was the scientist who introduced idea that the:

earthrotated around sun in an ellipse

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1. The first book that contained all new scientific/political thought was called the?
Voltaire- Atlantica
Diderot- Encyclopedie
Diderot – Science de Research
Rousseau – Pour laScience
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1. This group of 3^rd Estaters were radical and took charge of the Revolution following the death of Louis XVIth:
Girondins
Jacobins
peasants
Feuillants
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1. This scientist used the telescope to discover new information about the solar system and planets:
NicholasCopernicus
FrancisBacon
Galileo
Isaac Newton
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1. This man was known for keeping a diary of how Louis 14^th lived at the Palace of Versailles:
Saint Simon
JacquesTrianon
JBColbert
SaintVeillieux
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1. The man was a prominent member of the 2^st Estate who had sympathy for the larger 3^rd Estate:
AbbeSieyes
Comtede Mirabeau
JacquesNecker
JBColbert
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1. The term “bourgeoisie” was a French term for:
aristocrats
peasants
urbanworkers
middleclass
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1. The 3^rd Estate slogan of the French Revolution was phrased:
“Wewant the Bastille!”
“Liberty,Equality, and Fraternity”
“Peace, Land, and Bread”
“Declarationof the Rights of Man”
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1. Another name for the urban workers of the 3^rd Estate was:
Lafayettes
peasants
nobles
sansculottes
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1. The term “excommunication” is best defined as:
beingthrown out of the Catholic Church
thebreakdown in talks between Martin Luther and the Catholic Church
theCouncil of Trent expels all Lutherans from services
Martin Luther being expelled from France and travelling to England
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1. This woman was convicted of murdering JP Marat in his bathtub:
IsabelleNecker
MarieLouise
CharlotteCorday
MarieAntoinette
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1. This man was quoted to have said “What is the 3^rd Estate? Nothing. What should it be, everything!”
Comtede Mirabeau
JPMarat
Marquisde Lafayette
AbbeSieyes
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1. The term “vernacular” refers to:
locallanguage
foreignlanguages
only Latin language
artisticlanguage
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1. According to Luther, the ultimate authority on religious questions could be found with:
thePope
theDiet of Worms
theCouncil of Trent
theBible
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1. WWI began in this year- ended in this year:
1914-1920
1913-1918
1914-1918
1914-1917
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1. The most famous victory of WWI that Canadians contributed to, actually planned and lead was @:
VimyRidge
Somme
Passchendaele
Ypres
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100. The military award given to Canadian soldiers for acts of bravery, courage is known as:
PurpleHeart
ParliamentaryMedal of Honor
VictoriaCross
British Military Service Cross
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1. Henry VIII first wife, unable to give him a male heir, was named:
JaneSeymour
AnneBoleyn
KatherineParr
Catherine of Aragon
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1. The king of Germany who took his nation into WWI was named:
WilhelmII
FranzI
JosephII
BismarckI
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1. Three week festivals held at the Palace of Versailles were called:
MadriGras en passe
troisfestivities
divertissements
troisball
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1. JJ Rousseau was a “philosophe” who believed that this form of govt. was the preferred system:
ConstitutionalMonarchy
Absolutism
Enlighteneddespotism
Democracy
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1. This scientist introduced the concept of “physics” to explain why the planets functioned as they did:
Francis Bacon
Voltaire
Galileo
IsaacNewton
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1. Martin Luther was a religious figure/priest who was practiced his faith in this country:
Austria
France
Germany
England
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1. This old scientific theory suggested that the earth was at the centre of the solar system:
Heliocentric
Aristotlian
Platonism
Ptolemy
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1. Louis and his relatives made up this line of French monarchs:
Capet
Navarre
Bourbon
Nassau
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"L'etat, c'est moi" means
“I am the Revolution”
"I am the king"
“I am the economy”
“I am the State”
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1. The list of suggested reforms for the Catholic Church that Martin Luther wrote and made public was called the:
PapalBull
99Theses
Chartism
95Theses
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1. The “Inquisition” was best known as a Catholic Church:
Pope’sofficial residence in Rome
secondaryschools
court
university of Catholic study
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1. “Salvation (getting into heaven) by faith alone” was the basic belief of this church official:
ThomasMore
MartinLuther
St. Ignatius of Loyola
PopePius III
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1. Heliocentric means:
earth- centered
sun- centered
solar/mooncentered
CatholicChurch centered
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1. The promise taken by the 3^rd Estate @ the Tennis Court was focused on:
declaringwar on the 1st and 2nd Estates
feedingthe women and children of Paris
removingLouis XVIth from power
givingthe people of France a constitution
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1. The creator of the statue of the Biblical hero “David” was:
Michelangelo
daVinci
Bernini
deMedici
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1. A Papal Bull was:
a direct order coming from the Pope
allof the above
theCatholic handbook for rules and procedures for services
thesymbol or official seal of the Roman popes
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1. Henry VIII was king of this nation:
Germany
England
France
Austria
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1. A supporter of the Arts is sometimes referred to as a :
benefactor
patron
detractor
philanthropist
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1. Ypres, a WWI battle, is best known for the German use of:
machineguns
tanks
d) gas
planes
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The first 3^rd Estate govt./or people govt. that shared power with Louis XVIth was called:
Committeeof Public Safety
Estates-General
NationalConvention
National Assembly
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The USA became involved in WWI for many reasons, one was the sinking of this ship:
Arizona
Lusitania
Unterseebooten
Bismarck
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1. Taxes were applied by Louis 14^th in various forms- they were known as salt, wine, land taxes or:
aide– corvee - tithe
gabelle– aide - tithe
tithe– gabelle - aide
corvee – aide - gabelle
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1. The practice of selling church positions is called:
pluralism
simony
humanism
heresy
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1. Henry VIII most trusted advisor and friend, was killed for not swearing allegiance to the new English religion:
JBColbert
ThomasMore
St.Ignatius of Loyola
JohanTetzel
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1. Gavril Princip was a member of this group, from this nation:
StormTroopers - Russia
BlackHand - Serbia
Union of Assassins - Serbia
BosnianWhite Terror – Austria Hungary
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1. This man became Louis 14^th most important financial genius/advisor:
JacquesNecker
JBColbert
AlexandreDauphin
JohanTetzel
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1. The original reason for Louis XVI calling together the 1^st, 2^nd, and 3^rd Estates in 1789 was to:
increasetaxes on the 3rd Estate
signthe Declaration of the Rights of Man
tax the 2nd Estate
announcewar with Austria
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1. Wearing down the other side, as the TE hoped to accomplish with Germany and the TA’s was called:
totalwar
warof insurgency
guerillawarfare
warof attrition
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1. This prison was a symbol of the king – Louis XVIth – power:
Lyon
Bastille
Varennes
Versailles
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1. This political thinker was an strong advocate – supporter of absolutism:
AdamSmith
Baron de Montesquieu
Ptolemy
ThomasHobbes
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1. The July Ultimatum was sent to Serbia, July 1914, by this nation:
France
Germany
Russia
Austria-Hungary
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1. The “Sun King” was also known by his official name:
LouisXV
Henryof Navarre
LouisXIV
LouisXVI
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1. Johan Kepler was the scientist who introduced idea that the:
earthrotated around sun in an ellipse
sunwas at the centre of the solar system
Jupiterwas the largest of the solar system planets
themoon rotated once every 29 days around the earth
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1. The Sistine Chapel was decorated – painted by this Renaissance artist:
Michelangelo
daVinci
deMedici
Gutenbeg
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1. The scientist who first suggested the idea that the sun was at the centre of the solar system was:
Kepler
Newton
Rousseau
Copernicus
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1. The Renaissance era took place within these years in Europe:
1600- 1700
1400 - 1600
1300- 1500
1700- 1900
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1. The author of the book entitled “The Prince” was named:
Machiavelli
DanteAlighieri
Shakespeare
JohanGutenberg
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1. Henry VIII broke away from the Catholic Church and created this new church:
Presbyterian
Catholic
Anglican
Lutheran
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Martin Luther created the 1^st non-Catholic religious faith/denomination/church in Europe called
Lutherans
Presbyterians
Jesuits
Methodists
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1. This Catholic religious group was formed as a result of the Counter Reformation:
Jesuits
PapalBulls
Methodists
Lollards
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1. “Heresy” is best defined as:
a purchaser or buyer of an indulgence
being in a select group that will enter heaven
committinga crime/sin against the church
aCatholic Church book of commandments to keep
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1. The nation GB declared war on Germany when this neutral nation was invaded:
Switzerland
Belgium
Netherlands
France
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1. The statement, “As soon as a coin in the coffer rings, a soul from purgatory springs.” was made by:
ThomasMore
JohanTetzel
St. Ignatius of Loyola
HenryVIII
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1. This man wrote that a “social contract” was to be signed between people and monarch:
JohanKepler
DenisDiderot
JohnLocke
ThomasHobbes
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1. This piece of legislation was passed by King Henry VIII made him the head of government and church in England:
Actof Treason
Act of Supremacy
Indexof Anglican Faith
BritishHigh Commander
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1. All were neutral countries in WWI with the exception of:
Switzerland
Netherlands
Austria- Hungary
Belgium
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1. The most successful economic plan used by Louis 14^th of France was called:
Mercantilism
socialism
freetrade
capitalism
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1. The Mona Lisa as painted by this man, about a woman (Giaconda) from this Italian city:
da Vinci - Rome
deMedici - Venice
daVinci - Florence
Michelangelo- Florence
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1. The original government system that the 3^rd Estate sought in 1789.
Enlighteneddespotism
absolutism
a) democracy
constitutionalmonarchy
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1. The Schlieffen Plan was designed to prevent Germany from fighting a war on this many fronts?
4
2
1
3
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1. This artistic idea that symbolized individualism and the focus on earthly achievement was known as:
capitalism
humanism
commercialism
socialism
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1. ‘Enlightened despotism” was favored by this political thinker:
Voltaire
FrancisBacon
JohnLocke
ThomasHobbes
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Henry VIII was given this title by the Pope:
HolyRoman Emperor
Sine Qua Non
Defenderof the Faith
JesuitCommander
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1. The Edict of Nantes was passed by Henry IV allowing this religious group to practice freely in France:
Huguenots
Anglicans
Catholics
Methodists
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1. The Catholic Church passed a law that outlawed the reading of certain books, authors, and literature called:
Indexof Protestant Error
Syllabusof Errors
Indexof Forbidden Books
PapalSyllabus of Literature
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1. The 1^st constitution given to the people of France, and signed by Louis XVI was entitled:
Bill of Rights
Declarationof the Rights of Man
TennisCourt Oath
ParisianCode of Rights
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1. Ignatius of Loyola was a prominent member of this religious faith:
Catholic
Lutheran
Protestant
Presbyterian
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1. The period of time before the beginning of the Modern ages is termed:
AncientAges
ReformationAge
Antiquity
Medieval– Middle Ages
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1. Johan Tetzel was best known for selling these on behalf of the Catholic Church:
pluralism
simony
indulgences
heresies
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A competition arose between GB and Germany to build these elite ships:
U-boats
frigates
dreadnaughts
aircraftcarriers
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1. Louis XVIth called together these representatives together in May of 1789 for the first time in 175 years:
Estates-General
TroisCahiers
NationalConvention
NationalAssembly
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1. The Italian city best known as the focal point, centre of the Renaissance was:
Rome
Florence
Venice
Tuscany
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1. The Latin term for a male heir to the throne (used in England) was phrased:
secondaryvitivus
sine qua non
primidi
dauphin
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1. This man was known as the inventor of the printing press, mass producing books:
JohanGutenberg
Machiavelli
DanteAlighieri
daVinci
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1. All were leaders of the Jacobins except:
MaxRobespierre
JPMarat
GeorgesDanton
Marquisde Lafayette
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The Committee of Public Safety was led by this man during the period known as the “Reign of Terror”:
GeorgesDanton
MaxRobespierre
JBColbert
JPMarat
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1. The Counter Reformation was carried out and planned by this large group of Catholic Church officials:
Councilof Trent
Dietof Worms
Lollards
Councilof Sixtus
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1. Louis 14^th was known as a “patron of the arts” in France, especially after he had this building constructed:
AcademieFrancaise
Academieof Seine
Louvre
Palaceof Versailles

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