What was the purpose behind the Glorious Revolution?

England was tired of an absolute monarch

What was the cause of the American Revolution

They paid taxes, but didn't get representation in Parliment

Difference in John Locke and Thomas Hobbes

Locke thought people were born with rights.

What is different about the French Revolution compared to American Revolution

The Guillitoine was used to chop peoples heads off

Peaceful refusal to participate in something

What does it mean to be "persecuted"?

punished for religion, race, or other characteristic

What is Popular Sovereignty?

The idea that government receives its power from the people

Military overtake of a country or government

What was the Boston Tea Party?

A rebellious act of dumping tea into the Boston Harbor

What could be a cause of Revolt or Revolutions?

Your' "Natural Rights" were infringed upon

Why did the British make the Stamp act

They had a large war debt protecting the colonies

What is the Bourgeoisie?

They were the top of the third estate

What was the major achievement of The Glorious Revolution?

A bloodless revolution where The Magna Carta was signed

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1
What were Locke's three natural rights?
he thought you had no natural rights
right to eat, sleep, and party
Life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness
life, liberty, and property
2
What was the purpose behind the Glorious Revolution?
The king's lapdog constantly bit his servants
people needed something to do
England was tired of an absolute monarch
The King was too rich
3
What was the cause of the American Revolution
They paid taxes, but didn't get representation in Parliment
The queen mistreated her subjects
The British accent annoyed the colonist
they didn't like tea
4
What kind of Monarchy did the Glorious Revolution create?
Democracy
Republic
Dictatorship
Constitutional Monarchy
5
Who approved and drafted the Declaration of Independence?
The senate
Jay-z, Beyonce, other illuminati members
The House of Reps
Continental Congress
6
Difference in John Locke and Thomas Hobbes
Hobbes was secretly a huge snake that ate his enemies
Locke thought people were born with rights.
Hobbes thought people were born with rights
Locke argued for absolute power
7
What political philosopher ideas does this quote from D.O.I. represent?
John Locke
Dr. Akenson
Thomas Hobbes
Rousseau
8
Where did the Glorious Revolution happen?
Light green country
Dark green country
The pink country
The brown country
9
What is different about the French Revolution compared to American Revolution
French people are crazy
The Guillitoine was used to chop peoples heads off
Americans were right to revolt and French weren't
French was less bloody
10
What is Boycotting?
Peaceful refusal to participate in something
What Hitler's military was famous for
Violent Revolution
I really cool word for using your phone in class
11
What does the Leviathan symbolize, according to Hobbes?
Limited Government
Hope
Means nothing just a cool picture
Absolute power
12
What does it mean to be "persecuted"?
punished for religion, race, or other characteristic
When a person leaves a town for another
when your teacher gives you a 0 b/c you didn't do hw
When your friend puts an embarrassed pic on insta of you
13
The US Constitution was shaped by _____________ ( pg. 375 textbook)
Absolute Power principles
The French
other constitutions
Enlightenment Principles
14
What major invention that highlights the brutality and bloodiness does this represent
the musket
The Guillotine
the printing press
the lightbulb
15
During the French Revolution, who led the "Reign of Terror"? (pg. 379)
marie antoinette
Maximilien Robespierre
King Louis
Napolean Bonaparte
16
Why is the Glorious Revolution called "Glorious"
The King coined it Glorious
The man who started it was named Gloria.
It was bloodless.
Women were given rights
17
What is Popular Sovereignty?
The idea that government receives its power from the people
Government gives people their rights
Government has unlimited power
Popularity makes you weak
18
How many people died in the "Reign of Terror"? (pg 379)
10 people
three fourths of the population
100,000 people
40,000 people
19
What is the primary function of a constitution?
To limit government
to let citizens know they have no government control
to give the government unlimited power
For disaster recovery
20
What is Coup d'etat?
Safety
Social Classes
Power
Military overtake of a country or government
21
Whose ideas were prevalent in the US Constitution?
Thomas Hobbes
John Locke
Isaac Newton
Isaac Blakley
22
What was the Boston Tea Party?
A rebellious act of dumping tea into the Boston Harbor
Mickey D's Tea
party where George Washington served tea to founding fathers
A brand of Tea
23
Short essay question:How did conflict develop between Britain and American Colonies? your paper
one to two sentences
Graded later
24
When was the Declaration of Independence issued?
Jan 1, 1761
Today's date
July 4th, 1776
July 1st, 1775
25
What could be a cause of Revolt or Revolutions?
Your' "Natural Rights" were infringed upon
Religion
your dog wasn't fed proper dogfood " Purina"
The mistreatment of goats.
26
Why did the British make the Stamp act
They hated the colonies
They had a large war debt protecting the colonies
they liked stamps
the don't manage money well
27
Napolean Bonaparte took part in a coup d 'etat in what country?
United states
England
Greece
France
28
What is the Bourgeoisie?
French Food
They were the top of the third estate
Military
A dog
29
What was the major achievement of The Glorious Revolution?
A bloodless revolution where The Magna Carta was signed
A bloody Civil War
Parliment assassinated all heirs, so monarchy ended
King was killed
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What was the problem with the Articles of Confederation?
People couldn't vote
Federal government was too powerful
people didn't like it
Government couldn't tax

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