MOH Vol. 3 Unit 4 Review

The English Bill of Rights placed limits on the English monarchy, creating a balance between _______________________.

Queen Anne knighted Isaac Newton for his work in _______________.

John Bunyan was the Puritan author who wrote ____________.

Paradise Lost is an allegory of heaven and hell, dictated by John Milton to his daughters because he was ______________.

The language spoken by the Jews which is a blending of the German, Hebrew, and Slavic languages is called ____________.

Baroque probably comes from the Portuguese word borroco, which means _________________.

The Kiswahili word meaning “disaster” or “great tragedy” is _________________________.

Oliver Cromwell assumed leadership of England after King Charles I and imposed ________.

Which of the following is NOT something the Jews held onto during persecution?

Which of the following was NOT one of the additional roles of hymn-writer Isaac Watts?

During the English Civil Wars, the ______________________________ supported King Charles.

Diplomats showed K’ang-hsi respect by __________, or knocking one’s head on the floor in humility before the emperor.  

After a scary experience, Blaise Pascal wrote a testimony of his faith and sewed it into the lining of his carriage.

Robert Boyle understood that compounds could be further broken down into atoms.

Betty & Abigail listened to forbidden stories & believed themselves to be “bewitched” which led to the Salem WitchTrials

 Blaise Pascal wrote a defense of the Jansenists’ belief in grace in the form of _, which became bestsellers in France.

Before Isaac Watts began to write music, the Anglicans had only poor versions of psalms to sing in church.

George Fox believed it was wrongful to tip one’s nose to another, though many took offense at the lack of this gesture.

 In fleeing Moravia under persecution, John Amos Comenius prayed for a “hidden seed of faith” to grow in his homeland.

The first African slaves were brought to the Americas to harvest wheat.

 Isaac Newton is most famous for his ideas on gravity, but he is also given credit for inventing ______________________.

John Locke wrote The Second Treatise of Government, which defended the people’s stance against _______________________.

Despite persecution, Scottish Covenanters refused to cease worshipping and met in secret outdoor meetings called ______.

Peter I of Russia battled the Swedes and other neighbors in the Great Northern War to get access to the Baltic Sea.

Under Louis XIV, mercantilism flourished, and France grew wealthy with Jean-Baptiste Colbert in charge of finances.

William Penn followed the Golden Rule by _______________________________________.

Robert Boyle is considered to be the “First Modern Chemist” because he used _______________________ to prove his ideas.

The Society of Friends was given the name Quakers because George Fox told a British judge he should ___________________.

Comenius illustrated justice through a picture of a woman he called ___________________________________.

Jakob Amman agreed with Hans Reist over the Meidung, or practice of shunning disobedient church members.