Why did exploration begin?

Rulers wanted to find a sea route to Asia to get spices easier.

What does the word Glory refer to in the phrase Gold, Glory and God?

Returning to their countries as heroes

What did the Magna Carta do?

Restrict govt. power, Protect citizens rights

what was triangular trade?

carried slaves, crops and goods between colonies

What was the Mayflower Compact?

A document that 41 men signed to make "just and equal" laws.

What was the Renaissance?

A time of creativity and great change in many areas

John Locke believed that ...

people have unalienable rights: life, liberty, and property.

Who wrote the the Mayflower Compact?

English Pilgrims traveling to Massachusetts

Which was an immediate result of the European Age of Exploration?

European influence spread to the Western hemisphere.

How did European exploration change the world?

Led to increase in global trade and interaction

the dominant social system in medieval Europe,.

What was the Mayflower Compact?

A document that 41 men signed to make "just and equal" laws.

The Magna Carta guaranteed...

Individualism, Justice, and a Fair Trial.

What is triangular trade?

Trade pattern created in colonial times to the Americas, Africa, and Europe

Did most people like slavery

About half the country liked slavery., Yes (most) people liked slavery at the time.

What was the purpose of the Mayflower Compact?

to establish a basis for a government

Believed people are naturally selfish

What was the Magna Carta?

A DOCUMENT LIMITING THE KINGS POWER

Who were Indentured Servants

Person who agreed to work in exchange for passage to the NW

What did indentured servants do?

Worked for a certain time period and obeyed masters orders.

Enlightenment thinkers stressed all of the following EXCEPT

the authority of powerful kings

What does immigration mean?

The movement of people into a new country

Feudalism is a system that...

Put people in a specific social class.

The Founding Fathers relied on which principle developed by Enlightenment thinkers

guarantees of life liberty and property

What did the English Bill of Rights do?

laid the foundation of representative government

Enlightenment thinkers believed

Laws of science can translate to laws of govt

What was the purpose of feudalism?

People with protection and safety by establishing a stable social order.

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Would GOOD JOBS be something that would PULL immigrants here or PUSH them out of their country?
Push
Pull
2
What was the immediate motivation for European exploration?
Spice trade
To explore and gain a new perspective of the world
To spread Christianity
Acquiring slaves
3
Writers and thinkers of the Enlightenment period
Theologians
Philosophers
Mathmaticians
Writers
4
Why did exploration begin?
Rulers wanted to find another way to get to Asia to visit other rulers.
Rulers wanted to find more land to be able to spread their land.
Rulers wanted to find a sea route to Asia to get spices easier.
Rulers wanted Christopher Columbus
5
What does the word Glory refer to in the phrase Gold, Glory and God?
Having the most slaves
Becoming rich
Converting natives to Christianity
Returning to their countries as heroes
6
What did the Magna Carta do?
Limit citizens rights
Restrict govt. power
Protect citizens rights
Enhance govt. power
7
what was triangular trade?
carried slaves, crops and goods between colonies
a route to the new world
brought goods to the west Indies
route to Asia
8
The 3 g's that summerise why European colonized are gold, glory and god
True
False
9
Indentured servants agreed to be servants
True
False
10
What was the Mayflower Compact?
A document that stated Thomas Dale was governor.
The boat that pilgrims took to Plymouth.
A compact mirror.
A document that 41 men signed to make "just and equal" laws.
11
What did the Magna Carta say?
All of the above
The king had to obey the laws.
No seizing property
No taxes unless all the leaders agree
12
When did Feudalism start?
20th century
8th century
Yesterday
13
What was the Renaissance?
When Kings and Queens got together as one nation
When Itlay was going through tough times
A time for great sorrow across Italy.
A time of creativity and great change in many areas
14
Locke disagreed with Hobbes
False
True
15
Reformation means
creating art
changing a little bit
disciplining someone
great change
16
Britain ruled the 13 colonies.
1900s
2000s
1776
1700s
17
John Locke believed that ...
people should never question the monarchy.
people don't have the ability to govern themselves.
people should expect nothing from the government.
people have unalienable rights: life, liberty, and property.
18
Who wrote the the Mayflower Compact?
English Pilgrims traveling to Massachusetts
English nobility
Thomas Paine
Anonymous
19
Which was an immediate result of the European Age of Exploration?
Islamic culture spread across Africa and Asia.
military dictatorships were established throughout Europe.
European influence spread to the Western hemisphere.
independence movements developed in Asia and Africa.
20
How did European exploration change the world?
Led to increase in global trade and interaction
Rising power of the land based empires
Allowed domination of China in India
Spread of Islam across the globe
21
what is feudalism?
the dominant social system in medieval Europe,.
Lords , knights , & peasants
ancient time in history
the organization of the economy in the Middle Ages.
22
What three places were apart of the Triangular Slave Trade?
Asia, Africa, Europe.
Spain, The Caribbeans, Asia.
Spain, The Americas, Europe.
Europe, Africa, The Americas.
23
What was the Mayflower Compact?
A document that 41 men signed to make "just and equal" laws.
A document that stated Thomas Dale was governor.
A compact mirror.
The boat that pilgrims took to Plymouth.
24
The Magna Carta guaranteed...
Power and strength
Individualism, Justice, and a Fair Trial.
Flight.
This is the right answer cause its green.
25
Which of the following enlightenment thinkers came up with the ideals for the bill of rights?
John Locke
George Washington
Me
Mr Hughes
26
Push or Pull? Moving because current house is too small.
Push factor
Pull factor
27
What is triangular trade?
Trade pattern created in colonial times to America, France, and England
Trade pattern created in colonial times to the Americas, Africa, and France
Trade pattern created in colonial times to the Americas, Africa, and Europe
Trade pattern created in colonial times to the Americas, Asia, and Europe
28
Would DROUGHTS be something that would PULL immigrants here or PUSH them out of their country?
Push
Pull
29
How does the Constitution reflects the influence of French philosopher baron de Montisque?
The amendment process
The Electoral College
The "necessary and proper clause"
separation of powers
30
Did most people like slavery
Why would I know.
About half the country liked slavery.
All people liked slavery at the time.
Yes (most) people liked slavery at the time.
31
The triangular trade also called....
Trade of glory
Mercantilism
The Columbian exchange
The trade
32
What was the purpose of the Mayflower Compact?
to elect representatives
to ensure religious freedom
to establish a basis for a government
to establish the House of Burgesses
33
Thomas Hobbes
Social Contract Theory
Freedom of religion
Believed people are naturally selfish
separation of powers
34
Big idea of Mayflower Compact?
limited government
self -governent
rule of law
rights
35
Where did slavery begin?
Kentucky
Virginia
Ohio
Florida
36
What was the Magna Carta?
A DOCUMENT LIMITING THE KINGS POWER
A DOCUMENT STOPPING TAXES
A PIECE OF PAPER WITH WORDS ON IT
A DOCUMENT RAISING TAXES
37
Who were Indentured Servants
A type of religious servant
A type of job
Person who agreed to work in exchange for passage to the NW
A type of person
38
What did indentured servants do?
Worked for a certain time period and obeyed masters orders.
Did nothing.
Worked in houses
Were free.
39
Enlightenment thinkers stressed all of the following EXCEPT
opposing tyranny
the authority of powerful kings
individual liberty and freedom
natural rights of man
40
What does immigration mean?
A person who comes to live in another country
The movement of people into a new country
A person who moves from their existing country
The act of leaving a country to settle in another
41
where was Feudalism Practiced?
United states
Europe
Japan
42
Feudalism is a system that...
Let people be whatever they want.
Let the Pope have an army.
Gave people land to work for the king.
Put people in a specific social class.
43
When did the 13 colonies start?
1816
1607
1732
1755
44
The Renaissance was a rebirth of
military
art & learning
religion
45
Where did The Renaissance begin?
Spain
Italy
England
France
46
The Founding Fathers relied on which principle developed by Enlightenment thinkers
right to bear arms
guarantees of life liberty and property
one man one vote
habeas corpus
47
Why did people become indentured servants
They were poor
The k8ng wanted to get rid of them
All of the above
To start over
48
What did the English Bill of Rights do?
laid the foundation of representative government
take away our rights
help people stay sober
keep people from smoking
49
Enlightenment thinkers believed
Best form of govt. is a theocracy
Laws of science can translate to laws of govt
People should give up their natural rights to govt.
The best form of govt. is a dictatorship
50
What was the purpose of feudalism?
By making sure they had all the necessities of life.
It spread democracy by giving the people a voice in their own government.
Fair society by balancing the powers of the monarch and the people.
People with protection and safety by establishing a stable social order.
51
What did Locke support?
Absolutism
Nothing.
Tennis Court Oath
Limited Monarchy
52
What is meant by the term "God, gold, and glory?"
The three ships that sailed to the New World
Reasons for European exploration
Reasons to form a joint-stock company
Reasons for Asian exploration
53
The Age of Exploration took place at about the same time as the European Renaissance.
false
true
54
With the inspiration of Enlightenment thinkers, the National Assembly adopted what document?
The Declaration of Independence
Bill of Rights
The Declaration of the Rights of Man
The Scientific Method
55
What was the Reformation?
A Change in the Protestant Church
The construction of Renaissance churches
A Rebirth
A split and change in the Catholic Church
56
What is the English bill of rights?
The government was to be based on laws made by parliament
The government was to be based on the desires of the ruler
The english bill of rights was made to kick King James out.
57
Would RELIGIOUS FREEDOM be something that would PULL immigrants here or PUSH them out of their country?
Push
Pull
58
The Reformation was a period of....
World Traveling
Artistic Expression
Religious Change
Great Inventions
59
Enlightenment thinkers use...
Christian Philosophy
Religious Ideas
The use of reason
Monotheistic ideas
60
Who was John Locke?
The Author of “Poor Richard’s Almanack“ 1732
Fought for women rights during the French and Indian war
English philosopher who believed people have natural rights
A French priest that preached about Christianity in the 1700
61
Push or Pull? Moving for a new job.
Pull factor
Push factor
62
What is the middle passage?
The trade route that exported and imported goods
The route to go back to England
The slave trade route
The passage in the middle
63
What is feudalism?
The ruling system of the Middle Ages
How churches operate
The sucession of kings
A caste system based on land
64
Are wars, revolutions & unemployment push factors or pull factors?
Push Factors
Pull Factors
65
What was the Middle Passage?
A voyage across the Southern ocean for enslaved Africans
A voyage across the Pacific ocean for enslaved Africans
A voyage across the Northern ocean for enslaved Africans
A voyage across the Atlantic ocean for enslaved Africans
66
Locke and Hobbes disagreed on whether
People are good and can be trusted or not
People have the right to vote
People can elect Kings
People can act like porpoises
67
Another obstacle to exploration was
Mr. Lapointe could not find his keys
disease, starvation, and the lack of supplies
the world was actually flat
Kings and queens were not interested in gold
68
Push Factors:
Freedom of religion
conflict, drought, famine, lack of jobs, discrimination
better jobs, cheaper home prices
warm weather and comfortable location
69
Challengers of the Protestan Reformation:
Marthin Luther King, Henry VII, John Calvin
John, Mark, Luke
Martin Luther, Henry VI, John Calvin
Martin Luther, Henry VII, John Calvin
70
The English Bill of Rights reaffirmed
National Rights
Individual Rights
71
What was the Protestant Reformation?
An inquisition to punish heretics
A reform of the Catholic Church
A divide in the Christian Church
The selling of indulgences
72
The motivation behind most European exploration was either God, Gold, or Glory.
False
True
73
When did feudalism End
15th century
20th century
about a week ago

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