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1st Semester World Studies Exam
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1
If I am from the working class of the Industrial Revolution, what would I have endured
most working class had fair wages
long hours
pollution was high
life wasn't really that bad
2
A person who has complete control of their country and power is inherited
parliamentary democracy
dictator
constitutional monarch
absolute monarch
3
What did the Declaration of the Rights of Man and Declaration of Independence have in common?
they both gave Abraham Lincoln things to think about
they both supported French rights
both were
Constitutional protections of rights
4
Which group was affected by Enlightenment ideas?
mao Zedong
American colonists
karl marx
thinkers and artists
5
Reasons that the Agricultural Revolution helped influence the Industrial Revolution...
people sadly had less food
led to increases in population
increased food supply
all of the above
6
If I repeat the same thing over and over again at my job, where am I working?
at a school
in sales
on a train
on an assembly line
7
Why did industrialists need coal?
they liked cooking ribs on the grill
coal was important for the diamond industry
they felt coal was safer for using protective masks
it helped produced steel
8
Scientific Revolution influenced American Revolution how?
people question old ways and challenge new ways
they realize they want a simpler time
people use computers more
I like fig newtons
9
What did American Revolution leaders and Enlightenment thinkers have in common?
they all wanted to overthrow the Germans
they felt capitalism was too restrictive
they all wanted to Industrialize to overcome Japan's power
believed people have right to overthrow a corrupt government
10
Created heliocentric theory...
marx
malthus
copernicus
montesquieu
11
How does the abolition of slavery reflect an Enlightenment ideal?
levels of government
imperialism is good
separation of powers
natural rights of man
12
2 of the 3 branches of government elected by people. 3rd branch appointed by Executive leader
presidential democracy
absolute monarch
parliamentary democracy
constitutional monarch
13
If owners in an industry set working conditions and the government stays out of the way....
laissez faire
communism
utopian
social darwinism
14
True/False between the 16th-18th century Enlightenment ideas spread through Europe and America
huh?
False
True
15
Natural law applied to economic lives of people
government determines tax rates
none of the above
free markets based on supply and demand
individuals can do whatever they want even if it's illegal
16
Person backed by army, kills leader and takes over
dictator
presidential democracy
absolute monarch
constitutional monarch
17
What was important about the Storming of the Bastille?
I'm hungry
it showed that people could stand up to authority
it had a devastating effect on the bread supply
it showed the people that louis was in charge
18
If I'm increased output of machine goods and I began in England, what am I?
communism
agricultural revolution
french revolution
industrial revolution
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Believed in the separation of powers
locke
montesquieu
robespierre
thomas
20
Actions of French Revolution leaders that reflects Enlightenment ideals
by encourage imperialism
encouraging the use of the "national razor"
by fighting Austrians
wanting to get rid of monarch
21
The source of the authority that comes from the people exists....
in a mixed economy
in a democracy
in an absolute monarch
in a monarch
22
Which of the following was reflected in the Enlightenment?
reason
limited government
government responsibilities to it's citizens
communism
23
Cheap housing in cities that was very dangerous
gerrymanders
hotels
tenements
condiments
24
Assumes financial risk of investment
dictator
entrepreneur
tenement
trubadore
25
The "factory acts" passed in the 1800s protected which group?
rich business owners
children
animals
foreigners
26
The Enlightenment writers influenced people to do what action?
write more novels
overthrow governments and establish democracies
to increase the strength of the nobility
restrict the proletariate
27
Moving from rural areas to cities
suburbanization
urbanization
sublimation
telecommuting
28
Weak leader who ignored the economic and social problems of his country
louis XVI
liluokalani
napoleon
edward 5th
29
A person who rules but has a government ruled by document of laws and power is inherited
constitutional monarch
dictator
absolute monarch
presidential democracy
30
A government run with a constitution. Executive is elected within the legislative branch.
absolute monarch
parliamentary democracy
constitutional monarch
dictator
31
Which philosophe focused on Free speech and religion?
karl marx
voltaire
jovi
henry bessemer
32
John Locke believed....
people are born with natural rights:life,liberty,property
in separation of powers
people were naturally wicked and couldn't govern themselves
free religious rights
33
Deity is considered supreme leader. Laws governed by religion
theocracy
presidential democracy
absolute monarch
parliamentary democracy
34
Responsible for reign of terror
montesquieu
danton
locke
robespierre
35
The Bessemer process produced?
food
oil
coal
steel
36
True/False: Salons effected Americans' views towards taxes from the British.
False
True
37
True/False: France's social structure was not fairly balanced among 3 estates
True
False
38
Which person influenced Declaration of Independence?
John Locke
Adam Smith
Max Robespierre
John Brown
39
A business person who takes the financial risk of starting a business
entrepreneur
socialist
business proximator
parliamentarian
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How did Rousseau's Social Contract influence the American and French Revolutions?
he and other philosophes wanted social and political changes
if anything it restricted the revolutions
it showed the people they needed a monarch
his contract really restricted citizen's lives
