AP European History Unit 4 Review Quiz

This continental power in Europe grew substantially more prominent in the 18th century, especially due to its army:

Baroque art and music largely promoted themes of:

According to the heliocentric (Copernican) model, at the center of the sun-planet system lies

Despite the Scientific Revolution, many ordinary Europeans in the 18th century believed in spiritual powers:

Enlightenment thinker who described the need for checks and balances of government (embodied in the U.S. Constitution)

Neoclassical values of the Enlightenment promoted family at the expense of public-minded virtue

Throughout the 18th century, European consumers became associated with this product of Black slave-labor:

New 18th-century understandings of anatomy led to reinforcement of Galen's humoral theory:

The Age of Revolutions borrowed from the Age of Enlightenment's ideas about natural rights and the social contract

Adam Smith's Wealth of Nations (1776) argued that

The Scientific Revolution's innovations included

What should you tell Secretary Hamilton?

A threat to Mr. Douglass's health and safety:

The idea that knowledge originates from observations through the senses (includes scientific thought):

Europe in 1800 enjoyed more religious toleration than in 1600:

Diderot's and d'Alembert's attempt to make available all known information of arts, sciences, crafts, etc.

"All philosophers have beards. Socrates is a philosopher. Therefore, Socrates has a beard" is (unsound) ___ reasoning.

Contributed to a decline in famine and food crises in 18th-century Europe:

Enlightened despots such as Frederick the Great of Prussia sought to promote all the following except:

Rapid, unplanned urbanization in 18th-century Europe often led to:

The Enlightenment saw all non-European societies as degraded and inferior to Europe:

The growth of cities increased 18th-century European poverty

In the 18th century, inoculation led to a significant decline in smallpox mortality.

The idea that people voluntarily surrender certain liberties in order to live under the protections of society:

Photo depicts:

The eighteenth century saw an increase in private life and, with urbanization, erosion of many communal cultures:

Belief of some philosophes that divine forces were responsible for the cosmos's creation but not for ongoing involvement

Influential writer of The Rights of Man, one of the most important radical texts of 18th-century Europe:

Advice for Secretary Hamilton:

Who's more trustworthy than Cookie Monster?