What is significant about the middle class during the industrial revolution?

All of these were new developments!

Why did the inquisition convict Galileo of heresy?

Because he taught the heliocentric theory

Which of the following is NOT one of Isaac Newton's 3 laws of motion?

Frictionless surfaces do not exist

Why did Thomas Hobbes not begin writing until his 60s?

He was deeply impacted by the English Civil war

What is the Heliocentric Theory?

The idea that the sun is the center of the universe

Which of the following was NOT a way people imperialized?

Through government treaties and agreements

What was one thing Martin Luther was MOST upset about?

The Corruption of the Popes, but SPECIFICALLY their selling of salvation

What was the Protestant Reformation?

A movement to reform the Catholic Church

Why was the Protestant Reformation Successful?

The printing press was on the rise, so their writing was circulated quickly

Which of the following was NOT true about the poor's living situations?

All of the above are true (and more)!

What happened to the wealthy during the industrial revolution?

They only got richer, can be compared to the royals

What about the poor's WORKING situation, which of the following is NOT true?

Factories were dangerous, but if you were injured you would be given PTO

The church supported Greek Philosophers and the Geocentric theory because...

Both the problem of questioning and God's creation at the center

The printing press helped begin imperialism because...

Christopher Columbus' writings of the new world were published

The Printing Press helped begin the enlightenment because...

It gave a voice to "fringe" thinkers, they had nothing to lose

The Enlightenment was...

A 17th century movement about Government and society

Which of the following is true about Newton's childhood

His father died three months before he was born

What did Johannes Kepler discover?

That planets move in ellipses, not circles

What is deductive reasoning?

Coming to a conclusion by doing an experiment

What is Inductive reasoning

Coming to a conclusion using knowledge you already have

What happened to the poor during the industrial revolution?

They remained poor, or got poorer

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Unit 5 test | Revolutions

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Study this set of questions in preparation for Mrs. Nielsen's "revolutions" test covering the protestant reformation, the scientific revolution, the enlightenment, imperialism, and the industrial revolution

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Questions 46

Answers

1
What is significant about the middle class during the industrial revolution?
People could acquire small ammenities like furniture and nice clothing
It grew! People were able to make more money than the past
People could educate their children and keep the lifestyle for generations
All of these were new developments!
2
Which enlightenment philosopher wrote about religious tolerance?
Voltaire
Hobbes
Rousseau
Locke
3
Who was typically able to enter the upper class during the industrial revolution?
Middle Class factory owners
Middle Class accountants
Middle Class merchants
Middle Class shopkeepers
4
Which of the following proves that imperialism was "morally irresponsible"
Gruesome slavery was developed
All of these
European nations wanted to take raw materials from this land for wealth
European nations did not care about the people or culture already there
5
Why did the inquisition convict Galileo of heresy?
Because he discovered gravity
Because he taught the heliocentric theory
Because he claimed to be an athiest
Because he taught that the earth was the center of the universe
6
Which of the following is NOT one of Isaac Newton's 3 laws of motion?
Inertia: bodies in motion stay in motion, bodies at rest stay at rest
Frictionless surfaces do not exist
Net force = mass times acceleration
Every action has an equal but opposite reaction
7
Why did Thomas Hobbes not begin writing until his 60s?
He lost his wife and developed all sorts of ideas about life
He was deeply impacted by the English Civil war
Hobbes wrote his whole life, Rousseau didn't begin until his 60s
He had a near death experience and was enlightened
8
Which Enlightenment philosopher thought society was necessary?
Rousseau
Voltaire
Hobbes
Locke
9
Which enlightenment philosopher believed humans are born as blank slates?
Hobbes
None of the philosophers believed that
Rousseau
Locke
10
What is the Heliocentric Theory?
The idea that the earth is the center of the universe
The idea that the sun has its own moon
The Idea that Mars is the center of the universe
The idea that the sun is the center of the universe
11
Who made a better version of the telescope and with it made many discoveries about space?
Martin Luther
Isaac Newton
Nicolaus Copernicus
Galileo Galilei
12
Which of the following was NOT a way people imperialized?
Through Military conquest
Through government treaties and agreements
All of these methods were used
Through colonization
13
Who started the Protestant Reformation?
Pope Leo X
Jan Hus
Martin Luther
Martin Luther King
14
Which Enlightenment Philosopher thought society was bad?
Montesque
Locke
Rousseau
Hobbes
15
What was one thing Martin Luther was MOST upset about?
None of the above
The wealth of the Catholic Church
The Corruption of the Popes
The Corruption of the Popes, but SPECIFICALLY their selling of salvation
16
What was the Protestant Reformation?
A movement to kick the Pope out of power
A movement to add authority that kept watch on the Pope's actions
A movement to reform the Catholic Church
A failed movement to end the Catholic Church's power
17
Who began the gruesome slavery that accompanied imperialism?
Chancellor Mercle of Germany
King Leopold of Belgium
King Phillip of France
Queen Ann of England
18
Why was the Protestant Reformation Successful?
The printing press was on the rise, so their writing was circulated quickly
The men starting the movement worked in print shops and copied their work
Powerful and famous people backed this movement, which brought attention
Martin Luther acted dramatically by nailing his grievances to the church
19
Who came up with the heliocentric theory?
Rene DesCarte
Galileo Galilei
Isaac Newton
Nicolaus Copernicus
20
Which of the following was NOT true about the poor's living situations?
Many families all crammed into one room
All of the above are true (and more)!
It was nearly impossible to keep clean with no running water
Pretty much all fresh water was disease ridden bc there was no sanitation
21
Which enlightenment philosopher believed humans are born good?
Voltaire
Locke
Hobbes
Rousseau
22
Which enlightenment philosopher wrote "emile" changing the way children were raised
Hobbes
Rousseau
Montesque
Locke
23
What happened to the wealthy during the industrial revolution?
They were stable, nothing really changed
People who were able to develop successful businesses joined their class
They lost it all, became helplessly poor
They only got richer, can be compared to the royals
24
Newton's three laws of motion are considered the basis of
Modern science
Modern Physics
Modern Chemistry
Our understanding of outer space
25
What about the poor's WORKING situation, which of the following is NOT true?
Kids were often maimed or killed, they went in machines bc they are small
Factories hurt people's health bc of the dust filled air and loud machines
Wages were terrible, but women and children were paid the least
Factories were dangerous, but if you were injured you would be given PTO
26
Galileo is considered the father of...
biology and science
Chemistry and science
modern physics and science
just science
27
Which enlightenment philosopher inspired the founding fathers?
Locke
Rousseau
Hobbes
Montesque
28
The church supported Greek Philosophers and the Geocentric theory because...
Both the problem of questioning and God's creation at the center
God, obviously, put his greatest creation at the center of the universe
If the Greeks were proven wrong, then all Church beliefs could be wrong
They didn't support these, but disliked scientist's denial of faith more
29
In addition to Newton's three laws, he also discovered
What makes up blue light
Why blue light keeps us awake
What makes up white light
Why we get vitamin D from the sun
30
How did the printing press help begin the scientific revolution?
Data could now be published and the printing press eliminated human error
Data could now be published, and studies repeated to confirm findings
All of the above
There was official evidence against many church theories
31
The printing press helped begin imperialism because...
Old viking writings of the new world were found and printed
Enlightenment philosopers wrote about power through natural resources
Christopher Columbus' writings of the new world were published
Marco Polo wrote about his journey around the world
32
The Printing Press helped begin the enlightenment because...
Popular voices feared new technology and fell out of influence
Print shops focused on the Church's banned books, so fringe books were made
It gave a voice to "fringe" thinkers, they had nothing to lose
Church was unaware of these fringe writers, so their writing wasn't banned
33
Which enlightenment philosopher believed humans are born bad?
Locke
Monesque
Hobbes
Rousseau
34
Which of the following was NOT an Enlightenement Philosopher?
Thomas Hobbes
Jean-Jacques Rousseau
John Locke
Jan Hus
35
The Enlightenment was...
A 17th century movement that focused on the superiority of a specific race
A 17th century movement about Government and society
A 17th century movement that focused on the development of civilizations
A 17th century movment that though people needed to abandon society
36
Which of the following is true about Newton's childhood
His father died three months before he was born
He always lived with his mother
He had a great relationship with his stepdad
He was a healthy and strong child
37
Where did the first printing presses come from?
Chinese wood block printing
None of the above
Wine presses inspired Gutenberg
Italy, they were invented during the renaissance
38
What did Johannes Kepler discover?
That gravity pulls us down toward the earth
That planets move in circles, not ellipses
That planets move in ellipses, not circles
That the sun is the center of the universe
39
Which enlightenment philosopher believed that government should work FOR the people?
Hobbes
None of these
Locke
Rousseau
40
What did Martin Luther write kicking off the Protestant Reformation?
His "95 theses"
"The sinful pope: grievances against the catholic church"
"Sinners in the hands of an angry God"
"The Pope's downfalls"
41
Why was the Church against the scientific revolution?
Because people began questioning their teachings
Because it removed people from the church
Because it took power from them
All of the above
42
What is deductive reasoning?
Making an inference
Forming a hypotesis
Coming to a conclusion by doing an experiment
Coming to a conclusion using knowledge you already have
43
What is Inductive reasoning
Making an inference
Coming to a conclusion using knowledge you already have
Coming to a conclusion by doing an experiment
Forming a hypotesis
44
What happened to the poor during the industrial revolution?
All of the above, many things happened, this was an era of opportunity
Many European immigrants surpassed American work ethic and gained wealth
They remained poor, or got poorer
They embodied the American Dream, pulled themselves up by their bootstraps
45
What is heresy?
Going against the government's laws
Speaking out against the Pope
Not being a christian
Going against church teachings
46
What material was harvested in the Congo, bringing great wealth?
Marijuana
Tobacco
Tar
Rubber

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Unit 5 test | Revolutions

46 termsStudBud Administration325 plays

Flashcards46 cardsFPractice quizPHost liveL

Questions 46

Answers

1
What is significant about the middle class during the industrial revolution?
People could acquire small ammenities like furniture and nice clothing
It grew! People were able to make more money than the past
People could educate their children and keep the lifestyle for generations
All of these were new developments!
2
Which enlightenment philosopher wrote about religious tolerance?
Voltaire
Hobbes
Rousseau
Locke
3
Who was typically able to enter the upper class during the industrial revolution?
Middle Class factory owners
Middle Class accountants
Middle Class merchants
Middle Class shopkeepers
4
Which of the following proves that imperialism was "morally irresponsible"
Gruesome slavery was developed
All of these
European nations wanted to take raw materials from this land for wealth
European nations did not care about the people or culture already there
5
Why did the inquisition convict Galileo of heresy?
Because he discovered gravity
Because he taught the heliocentric theory
Because he claimed to be an athiest
Because he taught that the earth was the center of the universe
6
Which of the following is NOT one of Isaac Newton's 3 laws of motion?
Inertia: bodies in motion stay in motion, bodies at rest stay at rest
Frictionless surfaces do not exist
Net force = mass times acceleration
Every action has an equal but opposite reaction
7
Why did Thomas Hobbes not begin writing until his 60s?
He lost his wife and developed all sorts of ideas about life
He was deeply impacted by the English Civil war
Hobbes wrote his whole life, Rousseau didn't begin until his 60s
He had a near death experience and was enlightened
8
Which Enlightenment philosopher thought society was necessary?
Rousseau
Voltaire
Hobbes
Locke
9
Which enlightenment philosopher believed humans are born as blank slates?
Hobbes
None of the philosophers believed that
Rousseau
Locke
10
What is the Heliocentric Theory?
The idea that the earth is the center of the universe
The idea that the sun has its own moon
The Idea that Mars is the center of the universe
The idea that the sun is the center of the universe
11
Who made a better version of the telescope and with it made many discoveries about space?
Martin Luther
Isaac Newton
Nicolaus Copernicus
Galileo Galilei
12
Which of the following was NOT a way people imperialized?
Through Military conquest
Through government treaties and agreements
All of these methods were used
Through colonization
13
Who started the Protestant Reformation?
Pope Leo X
Jan Hus
Martin Luther
Martin Luther King
14
Which Enlightenment Philosopher thought society was bad?
Montesque
Locke
Rousseau
Hobbes
15
What was one thing Martin Luther was MOST upset about?
None of the above
The wealth of the Catholic Church
The Corruption of the Popes
The Corruption of the Popes, but SPECIFICALLY their selling of salvation
16
What was the Protestant Reformation?
A movement to kick the Pope out of power
A movement to add authority that kept watch on the Pope's actions
A movement to reform the Catholic Church
A failed movement to end the Catholic Church's power
17
Who began the gruesome slavery that accompanied imperialism?
Chancellor Mercle of Germany
King Leopold of Belgium
King Phillip of France
Queen Ann of England
18
Why was the Protestant Reformation Successful?
The printing press was on the rise, so their writing was circulated quickly
The men starting the movement worked in print shops and copied their work
Powerful and famous people backed this movement, which brought attention
Martin Luther acted dramatically by nailing his grievances to the church
19
Who came up with the heliocentric theory?
Rene DesCarte
Galileo Galilei
Isaac Newton
Nicolaus Copernicus
20
Which of the following was NOT true about the poor's living situations?
Many families all crammed into one room
All of the above are true (and more)!
It was nearly impossible to keep clean with no running water
Pretty much all fresh water was disease ridden bc there was no sanitation
21
Which enlightenment philosopher believed humans are born good?
Voltaire
Locke
Hobbes
Rousseau
22
Which enlightenment philosopher wrote "emile" changing the way children were raised
Hobbes
Rousseau
Montesque
Locke
23
What happened to the wealthy during the industrial revolution?
They were stable, nothing really changed
People who were able to develop successful businesses joined their class
They lost it all, became helplessly poor
They only got richer, can be compared to the royals
24
Newton's three laws of motion are considered the basis of
Modern science
Modern Physics
Modern Chemistry
Our understanding of outer space
25
What about the poor's WORKING situation, which of the following is NOT true?
Kids were often maimed or killed, they went in machines bc they are small
Factories hurt people's health bc of the dust filled air and loud machines
Wages were terrible, but women and children were paid the least
Factories were dangerous, but if you were injured you would be given PTO
26
Galileo is considered the father of...
biology and science
Chemistry and science
modern physics and science
just science
27
Which enlightenment philosopher inspired the founding fathers?
Locke
Rousseau
Hobbes
Montesque
28
The church supported Greek Philosophers and the Geocentric theory because...
Both the problem of questioning and God's creation at the center
God, obviously, put his greatest creation at the center of the universe
If the Greeks were proven wrong, then all Church beliefs could be wrong
They didn't support these, but disliked scientist's denial of faith more
29
In addition to Newton's three laws, he also discovered
What makes up blue light
Why blue light keeps us awake
What makes up white light
Why we get vitamin D from the sun
30
How did the printing press help begin the scientific revolution?
Data could now be published and the printing press eliminated human error
Data could now be published, and studies repeated to confirm findings
All of the above
There was official evidence against many church theories
31
The printing press helped begin imperialism because...
Old viking writings of the new world were found and printed
Enlightenment philosopers wrote about power through natural resources
Christopher Columbus' writings of the new world were published
Marco Polo wrote about his journey around the world
32
The Printing Press helped begin the enlightenment because...
Popular voices feared new technology and fell out of influence
Print shops focused on the Church's banned books, so fringe books were made
It gave a voice to "fringe" thinkers, they had nothing to lose
Church was unaware of these fringe writers, so their writing wasn't banned
33
Which enlightenment philosopher believed humans are born bad?
Locke
Monesque
Hobbes
Rousseau
34
Which of the following was NOT an Enlightenement Philosopher?
Thomas Hobbes
Jean-Jacques Rousseau
John Locke
Jan Hus
35
The Enlightenment was...
A 17th century movement that focused on the superiority of a specific race
A 17th century movement about Government and society
A 17th century movement that focused on the development of civilizations
A 17th century movment that though people needed to abandon society
36
Which of the following is true about Newton's childhood
His father died three months before he was born
He always lived with his mother
He had a great relationship with his stepdad
He was a healthy and strong child
37
Where did the first printing presses come from?
Chinese wood block printing
None of the above
Wine presses inspired Gutenberg
Italy, they were invented during the renaissance
38
What did Johannes Kepler discover?
That gravity pulls us down toward the earth
That planets move in circles, not ellipses
That planets move in ellipses, not circles
That the sun is the center of the universe
39
Which enlightenment philosopher believed that government should work FOR the people?
Hobbes
None of these
Locke
Rousseau
40
What did Martin Luther write kicking off the Protestant Reformation?
His "95 theses"
"The sinful pope: grievances against the catholic church"
"Sinners in the hands of an angry God"
"The Pope's downfalls"
41
Why was the Church against the scientific revolution?
Because people began questioning their teachings
Because it removed people from the church
Because it took power from them
All of the above
42
What is deductive reasoning?
Making an inference
Forming a hypotesis
Coming to a conclusion by doing an experiment
Coming to a conclusion using knowledge you already have
43
What is Inductive reasoning
Making an inference
Coming to a conclusion using knowledge you already have
Coming to a conclusion by doing an experiment
Forming a hypotesis
44
What happened to the poor during the industrial revolution?
All of the above, many things happened, this was an era of opportunity
Many European immigrants surpassed American work ethic and gained wealth
They remained poor, or got poorer
They embodied the American Dream, pulled themselves up by their bootstraps
45
What is heresy?
Going against the government's laws
Speaking out against the Pope
Not being a christian
Going against church teachings
46
What material was harvested in the Congo, bringing great wealth?
Marijuana
Tobacco
Tar
Rubber