What is Political Geography

The study of Humans and the creation of nations and cites

Which changes brought about by the Renaissance didn't contribute to the Scientific Revolution?

The rise of vernacular Italian in Italy

What is the main difference between a constitutional and absolute monarchy

constitutional monarchs had rules while an absolute didn't

How did the different type of monarchies of England and France affect their societies different

Absolute monarchy in France kept serfdom, but England didn't

How did Europe's interaction with the Islamic world contribute to the Scientific Revolution?

Islamic scholars preserved ancient Greek text lost to Europe

How did the Enlightenment help give rise to modern capitalism?

The writings of AdamSmith set forth the theory of capitalism

How did humanism contribute to the Scientific Revolution?

Humanism proved that knowedge was a product of human reason

What is physical Geography

The study of the worlds physical landscape

Why were Copernicus's ideas about the universe unpopular with the accepted views of the Church?

Church believed the Earth was the Center ofthe universe

In what way did Copernicus challenge the medieval view of science?

He insisted that the sun was at the center of the universe.

What did Baron de Montesquieu argue about government?

Government power should be divided into three branches

How did the ideas of Jean-Jacques Rousseau compare to those of John Locke?

Both believed in the theory of a social contract.

What did Adam Smith argue in favor of?

a Free market economy with little government involvement

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What is Political Geography
The art of making maps
The study of Humans and the creation of nations and cites
The study of politics from among the world
The act study of war and where it happens
2
Which changes brought about by the Renaissance didn't contribute to the Scientific Revolution?
The rise of individualism in Europe
The development of new painting techniques
The rise of vernacular Italian in Italy
The rediscovery of Greek writings
3
What is the main difference between a constitutional and absolute monarchy
constitutional monarchs had rules while an absolute didn't
Constitutional Monarchs were tougher than absolute ones
Absolute monarchs were called tsars not kings
Absolute monarchs were absolutely fabulous
4
How did the different type of monarchies of England and France affect their societies different
Absolute monarchy in France prevented Enlightenment ideals
England created a constitutional monarchy without violence
Absolute monarchy in France kept serfdom, but England didn't
England's constitutional monarchy fixed inequality
5
How did Europe's interaction with the Islamic world contribute to the Scientific Revolution?
Europe learned inductive reasoning from the Muslim world
Europe learned the basics of modern architecture from Islami
Islamic scholars preserved ancient Greek text lost to Europe
6
Which Enlightenment ideas influenced the early United States government?
Separation of powers
Education for all
Abolishment of slavery
Property ownership for all
7
How did the Enlightenment help give rise to modern capitalism?
Capitalism grew out of enlightenment favored absolutism
The writings of AdamSmith set forth the theory of capitalism
Most Enlightenment thinkers worked to disprove socialism
Enlightenment satirists shredded the old mercantile system
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How did humanism contribute to the Scientific Revolution?
Humanism proved that knowedge was a product of human reason
The Church's persecution of humanists inspired dedication
Humanism was embraced by the Church,
Humanism cast doubt on Christian beliefs,
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What is physical Geography
The study of the worlds physical landscape
An intense form of hiking
The study of the physical placement of cities and buildings
The act of creating maps
10
Why were Copernicus's ideas about the universe unpopular with the accepted views of the Church?
The Church believed that Copernicus was denying God.
Church believed the Earth was the Center ofthe universe
Church believed that the Vatican was the center of the world
The Church believed that the Earth was entirely flat
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In what way did Copernicus challenge the medieval view of science?
He challenged the ideas on the universe from Galileo Galilei
He believed that the Ptolemaic system was correct
He insisted that the sun was at the center of the universe.
He invented the theories that make up modern algebra.
12
What did Baron de Montesquieu argue about government?
Aristocracy is the best form of government
Social contract theory is not practical.
Government power should be divided into three branches
Government should restrain people's individual rights
13
How did the ideas of Jean-Jacques Rousseau compare to those of John Locke?
Both believed in the theory of a social contract.
Both condemned the idea of individuals having rights
Both believed that individuals were corrupted by society.
Both were fearful of revolution
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What did Adam Smith argue in favor of?
a Free market economy with little government involvement
Industrialization of the nation
Rejecting the authority of the Church
Increasing trade to fund education
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Which social class was most under attack during the French Revolution?
The clergy
The aristocracy
Traveling Clowns
Peasants

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