Intro to European History 4.4 to 4.7

Scientific Developments did NOT lead to __________________.

The idea that the monarch is the supreme authority is called ________________.

The dams for keeping the lowlands dry for farming were called _______________.

Max Weber believed the thing that made Protestants work hard was ______________.

John Locke inspired the ____________________.

Frederick II invaded the resource rich principality of _____________.

Isaac Newton’s goal was to discover _______________.

What did the Enclosure Act accomplish?

A famous royal portrait artist was _________________.

A place for people to relax and drink: ________________..

To move food around faster and more evenly, Britain _______________.

How many babies were brought to the first foundling hospital when it opened?

A name for items used to show off wealth are ______________.

To better feed soldiers, Napoleon used ______________.

Monarchs who listened to their people and served them were called ___________.

The leader of the Habsburg empire from 1740 to 1780 was _____________.

The enlightenment ideas were popular with some monarchs because it __________________.

Styles inspired by Greece and Rome was called _______________.

The Girl With the Pearl Earring was painted by _____________

The social theorist, Thomas Malthus feared the rising population would ___________.

Turnips were a good crop because _______________.

A new way of paying for things was ____________.

Weber believed Protestants worked hard and saved money to show __________________.

Which was NOT a factor Durkheim identified as leading to suicides?

In a social contract, people invest _________________ in their government.

Who introduced crop rotation to Europe?

England had a revolution in ________________.

The attitudes about children during the Enlightenment was ____________.

The first smallpox vaccine was created using _________________.

Larger and healthier livestock technology was invented by ________________.

Durkheim discovered that people in industrialized countries were _____________.

To make more land for farms, the Dutch ___________________.

A problem with an increase of city-dwellers was _______________.

The first modern novel was _____________.

An early physician who wrote about the human body was called ____________.

Information could be found in the new invention: ________________

How many people lived in Europe in 1900?

Emile Durkheim believed the Industrial Revolution was causing ____________.

Who did Voltaire tutor?

The crops used in crop rotation were ________________.

Joseph II of Austria protected religious freedom by signing ____________.

Without consulting his advisors, Joseph II made reforms that later helped _______________

The largest empire in Europe was the _________________ Empire

Weber believed faith was being replaced by _______________.

The result of enclosures in farming was ___________.

Which was considered an Enlightened Monarch?

The introduction of crops to and from America was called ______________.

The population during the Middle Ages ________________.

The Starry Messenger was published by ____________________.

To deal with the number of unwanted babies, church groups built _________________.

What was making people in Enlightenment Paris ill?

A growing middle class, better health and more money, people were having ___________.

In the 1600s and 1700s ___________________ killed 13% of Europeans.

Newton published a book on physics called _____________.

A name for the habit of buying things to show off is _________________.

The use of enclosures was bad because it _______________.

Which was NOT a factor in food production during the enlightenment?

The heliocentric model was created by ______________.

The first plan for European education came from ______________.

What could you find if you went to the boudoir?

Things like sugar became cheaper because of ___________.

The use of enclosures allowed ____________________.

The study of population growth is known as _______________.

The “first servant of the state” was ____________________.

The study of knowledge is called ________________.

What new crops were introduced to Europe from America?

Weber believed that Capitalism was _________________.

Too cope with their hard lives, many people _____________.

Protestants believed the era of ______________ was over.

Which social philosopher inspired Thomas Jefferson?

The middle class were using their wealth to ______________.

Art showing people enjoying leisure activities was called _________________.

Enlightenment thinkers used the methods of _________________ to know the world.

Max Webber believed Capitalism was the result of _________________.

Who famously proved his existence saying, “I think, therefore I am!”

During the Renaissance Europe was greatly influenced by the ideas of ________________.

The original purpose of the Boudoir was for _______________.

Most big cities were in ________________.

Rococo art was inspired by _______________

Baroque era music was popularized by George Frideric Handel’s _________________.

A Baroque era sculptor who did Apollo and Daphne was ________________.

People who lost their farms _______________________.

Which vital crop did Ireland import and then rely on for food?

Weber said Protestants believed in expunging the sins of Adam through _____________.

Napoleon created the first modern school system because ________________.

European populations started to increase around _______________.

A social contract is ___________________.

The enlightenment promoted religious tolerance.

Who was arrested for his discoveries?

Dealing with the problems of drainage and other projects meant _______________.

Do deal with high bread prices, Frederick II ______________.

Durkheim felt people had too much _____________ in their lives.

During the Enlightenments people started marrying for a new reason: ________________.

According to Weber, government bureaucracies gained power through ___________.

People started to spend their money on entertainment, like __________________.

Migrants from the countryside found work in ________________

A new trend in personal entertainment was the __________.

The name of the Palace of Sanssouci translates into ____________________

Durkheim believed Capitalism over promised ___________________.

What was NOT a way people adopted more hygienic lifestyles?