Unit 4: Enlightenment & Revolutions Test Review

Which of these best explains the image?

Which form of government is defended by the passage?

What type of government did the revolutions discussed in class call for?

Sir Isaac Newton is famous for developing the principles of the laws of physics, including the law of ___.

The Age of Revolutions was inspired by

Peter the Great is best known for trying to

The Revolutions studied in class resulted in the overthrow of the leaders/powers/ideas that were called into question.

The American Revolution involved the main country/countries of

According to ___ it's a government's responsibility to protect the people's natural rights of life, liberty, & property.

It will be beneficial for me to study the Revolutions Information Chart.

Unalienable rights are rights that citizens are born with and cannot be taken away by the govt. w/o due process.

The purpose of "the people" in an absolute monarchy is to serve GOD.

The Palace of Versailles was built just outside of Paris for what purpose?

Locke supported the idea if a govt. fails to protect natural rights of its citizens, the citizens should overthrow govt.

During the Enlightenment, philosophers urged using REASON to discover truths.

The rights expressed in the Declaration of Independence most closely reflect those of

Thomas Hobbes believed in the separation of powers in govt.

Most revolutions are centered around what reason(s)?

Nicolaus Copernicus proposed the ___ theory, or the sun-centered theory.

Which rights do "the people" have in an absolute monarchy?

Self-described as the "Sun King" and "the state," this French ruler became France's most powerful monarch.

The Geocentric theory was challenged by the