World History Chapter 9

What was Louis XIV known as?

Who invented the seed drill which mechanized the process of plowing and seeding?

All the following improvements in farming were made during the agricultural revolution except

How did the scientists of the Age of Reason help our study of plants and animals today?

Where did the agricultural revolution begin?

Who are the two music composers that best represent the classical period?

What invention began the industrial revolution?

What does the key phrase of the Age of Reason "Sapere Aude" mean?

What was the name of the law which protected Huguenots that Louis XIV revoked?

Which of the following is not a condition in an early industrial revolution factory?

Who fought for Parliament against Charles I as he tried to take away the rights of Englishmen.

What was the name of the palace that Louis XIV built in Paris?

The belief that God is no longer personally concerned with His creation is known as?

Which monarch made her capital a center for the arts?

Who is the physicist that made an important discovery about gravity?

Who is the preacher who began the Methodist church and rode on horseback throughout England?

Which of the following is not an Enlightenment thinker?

What new kind of life was introduced thanks to the industrial revolution?

Which absolute monarch pushed Prussia into European power primarily through it's military?

Which English monarchs accepted limits to their power?

What instrument brought more music into the home?

What is a revolution in the general sense?

Where did absolute monarchs claim that their power came from?

What invention made more accessible during the age of reason allowed close-up study of life?

Under what English king did a civil war occur?

What new ruler finally came to power after the French Revolution?

T or F: Louis XIV and the nobles of France never paid taxes to the state.

What is the term for the artistic style that reflects the age of reason?

In philosophy, what was the name for the movement of this era during the age of reason?

What is reason?

Which monarch toured Europe and brought back ideas to "Westernize" his people?

Who was the most important political figure in Europe during the Age of Absolutism?