Which of the below are written in the Declaration of the Rights of Man?

Freedom of Press, Freedom of speech

How did Great Britain avoid other revolutions in their country?

they allowed more middle class to vote

What is conservatism?

a belief in the value of social stability

Which choice below best describes the process of the French Revolution?

renaissance, scientific rev, enlightenment, revolution

How did the ideas of the Enlightenment impact the declaration of independence?

writers felt a social contract existed

What spurred the innovations of the Scientific Revolution?

the ideas of individual thinking and the Renaissance

Which of the below was an issue that divided America during the Civil War?

division of power in government

How did Great Britain avoid revolution in England?

they increased the amount of middle class voters

What was the principle of intervention?

Great powers had the right to send troops to stop revolution

What were some of the important causes of the French Revolution?

enlightenment ideas and financial crisis

Louis XVI was forced to accept the National Assembly's decrease because...

thousands of armed Parisian women captured him/family

How did Napoleon gain control from the Directory?

He took them over at gun point.

The Jacobins wanted to change the focus of France from religion to reason. How?

de-christianized France and changed the Calendar

Why did the Congress of Vienna meet?

to restore power to the monarchies

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1
Which of the below are written in the Declaration of the Rights of Man?
Freedom of Press
the right to bear arms
due process
Freedom of speech
2
Which of the below countries became more unified after revolution?
Austria
Prussia
Germany
Italy
3
Which philosophy was thought to bring social stability to Europe?
liberalism
conservatism
communism
nationalism
4
How did Great Britain avoid other revolutions in their country?
they unified German states
they got rid of monarchies
they allowed more middle class to vote
they unified Italian states
5
What is conservatism?
a belief in the value of social stability
People should be free without government restraint
a totalitarian government
People were more loyal to a county than a king
6
Which political philosophy believed the people should be more loyal to their country than King?
conservatism
nationalism
socialism
liberalism
7
After France's second revolution, who could vote?
all adult males
men, women
All adult property owning males
all adult males and women owning property
8
Which choice below best describes the process of the French Revolution?
directory, estates, enlightenment, renaissance
renaissance, scientific rev, enlightenment, revolution
revolution, renaissance, scientific rev, enlightenment
renaissance, directory, revolution, enlightenment
9
What group strongly protested the Scientific Revolution?
The craftspeople of the time
The Scientific Community
The anti-gravity league of Isaac Newton
The Catholic Church
10
What rights were considered natural?
life, liberty and prosperity
life, liberty, property
life, property and slavery
life, liberty and protection
11
In the American Civil War, which of the below were issues that divided the nation?
legality of slavery
legality of slave suffrage
legality of property owners only voting
legality of women's suffrage
12
Voting members of the houses of government were called...
senators
representatives
elected people
electors
13
How did the ideas of the Enlightenment impact the declaration of independence?
writers felt that the King supported them
writers felt they should be loyal to England
writers felt the government should be run by the King
writers felt a social contract existed
14
What rights were in the Declaration of the Rights of Man?
the right to bear arms
freedom of speech and press
the napoleonic codes
freedom of speech and property
15
What spurred the innovations of the Scientific Revolution?
the ideas of individual thinking and the Renaissance
Copernicus came up with the geocentric idea
newer generations had more education
Galileo went to prison in defense of his heliocentric theory
16
John Locke's term tabula rasa means
red table
revolution
blank slate
white paper
17
Which of the below was an issue that divided America during the Civil War?
division of power in government
the idea of all the US only growing cotton
high taxes
abolitionism
18
A new way of looking at government evolves during this time. What was this period called?
enlightenment
bourgeoisie
social contract
renaissance
19
Which theory below was a "new" way of thinking about planetary alignment?
imacentric
heliocentric
geocentric
egocentric
20
What social class became the leading class in the French Revolution?
landed nobility
sans-culotte
bourgeoisie
clergy
21
John Locke, came up with the idea that all men have God-given ____________rights.
natural
political
social
mens
22
How did Great Britain avoid revolution in England?
they let only the wealthy vote
they increased the amount of middle class voters
they let only nobles vote
they let women vote
23
What was the principle of intervention?
Great powers needed to declare war on revolutionist areas
Great Powers had to leave other countries alone
Great powers had the right to send troops to stop revolution
Great powers had the right to conquer countries.
24
Which of the following was the Paris Bastille?
an armory and prison
a tennis court
a restaurant
Louis' palace
25
Montesquieu's ideas that governments should have a checks and balances system were used where?
the US constitution
religious reform
Ptolemy's geocentric model
The theories of Copernicus
26
What were some of the important causes of the French Revolution?
The Protestant Reformation
Enlightenment ideas and a war with Russia
enlightenment ideas and financial crisis
Storming of the Bastille and the Protestant Reformation
27
Louis XVI was forced to accept the National Assembly's decrease because...
it was the only way he could remain the mayor of Paris
thousands of armed Parisian women captured him/family
the army turned against him and threated to execute him
his attempts to escape to Poland had failed
28
How did Napoleon gain control from the Directory?
He promised to fix government issues
He tricked them by acting as if he was a Prussian leader
He had the backing of the Austrians and Prussians
He took them over at gun point.
29
Where did the wealthy women of the Enlightenment meet?
bookstores
restaurants
salons
other women's homes
30
Revolutionaries after the French Revolution wanted what change?
new constitutions
Prussia to be in charge
do away with Confederations
Austria to be in charge
31
A period in the revolution that was known for the most violence was called the.....
Storming of the Bastille
tabula rasa
Reign of Terror
directory
32
The Jacobins wanted to change the focus of France from religion to reason. How?
ordered the building of new libraries
created another constitution
declared new national holidays
de-christianized France and changed the Calendar
33
What was the agreement between governed and the government called?
government contract
social contract
natural rights contract
political rights
34
Why did the Congress of Vienna meet?
to support revolutions
to restore rights to the people of Europe
to restore power to the monarchies
to praise Robespierre

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