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Period 2 Group 3 : Enlightenment (AP EURO EXAM REVIEW)
Period 2 Group 3 : Enlightenment (AP EURO EXAM REVIEW)
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AP Euro Exam Review / Period : 1648-1815 / Key Concepts : Enlightenment
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1
Free trade and competition were the basis of which economic theory?
Economic liberalism
Monasticism
Socialism
Mercantilism
2
Salons were held by:
underground revolutionaries
government officials
rich Parisians
the lower class
3
What philosophy viewed God as a clockmaker that set the universe in motion but didn't interfere
Christian humanism
atheism
deism
skepticism
4
Adam Smith's economic liberalism challenged what economic theory?
Capitalism
Empiricism
Isolationism
Mercantilism
5
The Baroque style ...
glorified state power
promoted religious feeling
was utilized in literature
lasted until 1750
6
The main systems challenged during the Enlightenment were:
empiricism & liberalism
absolutism & mercantilism
conservatism & socialism
humanism & classicism
7
Masonic Lodges are led by:
French revolutionaries
republicans
Girondists
Freemasons
8
Jacques Louis David, a neoclassicist painter, moved away from the __________ style.
Venetian
Roman
Rococo
Greek
9
Enlightenment ideals led to the demand for _______.
religious toleration
merging of church and state
10
Who published
What Is Enlightenment
?
Julie Lespinasse
Diderot
Voltaire
Immanuel Kant
11
Locke believed in a _______ based on consent of those governed.
Marxist state
social contract
monarchy
feudalistic society
12
T/F : By the end of the Enlightenment, some civil equality had been granted to Jews
True
False
13
John Locke's ideas conflicted most with the ideas of:
Rousseau
Thomas Hobbes
14
John Locke believed power should rest with:
a totalitarian dictator
an elected Parliament
an absolute monarch
the Holy Roman Emperor
15
During the Enlightenment, public literacy _______?
increased
stagnated
plummeted
decreased
16
The Pantheon in Paris was designed on the principles of:
baroque architecture
functionalism
Dutch realism
neoclassicism
17
The disbelief in the existence of God or gods is?
Christian humanism
skepticism
deism
atheism
18
The circulation of
Encyclopedia
was resisted by:
no institution
church and state
only church
only state
19
The
Encyclopedia
examined:
economic inequality
monotheistic religions
gender inequality
human knowledge
20
The Baroque style was displayed in all of the following areas EXCEPT:
literature
art
music
architecture
21
What philosophy questioned God's creation of an imperfect world?
Christian humanism
deism
atheism
skepticism
22
Dutch realism was a form of __________ art.
Protestant
Catholic
23
What establishment spread Enlightenment ideas to those who could not afford books?
Coffeehouses
Masonic lodges
Salons
Lending libraries
24
Locke did not believe in:
divine right
social contract
tradition
parliamentary government
25
Who set out to teach people to think critically and objectively about all matters?
Diderot
Locke
Rousseau
Voltaire
26
Which of the following had a style that was not of the Baroque period?
Bach
Handel
Mozart
Bernini
27
Enlightenment literature promoted the values of the:
bourgeois
monarchy
nobility
peasants
28
What ideology opposed the Enlightenment?
humanism
romanticism
communism
rationalism
29
Frans Hals, Rembrandt, and Vermeer were all _______ painters.
Neoclassicist
Dadaist
Expressionist
Dutch realist
30
Europeans were increasingly exposed to non-Europeans by all of the following EXCEPT:
natural sciences
literature
popular culture
international sports
