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Final Exam World History
The working class
A group of citizens in a trial that determine the verdict
Final Exam World History
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A group of citizens in a trial that determine the verdict
jury
Supreme Court
peers
judges
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The working class
bourgeousie
proletariat
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A philosopher who believed in the "golden mean", a moderate course between extremes
Socrates
Aristotle
Plato
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The first nation to industrialize
Great Britain
The United States
Germany
France
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Those who seek wisdom, knowledge, and truth
philosophers
social scientists
gurus
scientists
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English writer who believed women should have equal rights in education and government
Mary Wollstonecraft
Michelle Obama
Hillary Clinton
Queen Elizabeth
7
Known as the Enlightenment
The Progressive Age
The Age of Wisdom
The Age of Thinking
The Age of Reason
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One of the main leaders in the Reign of Terror
Danton
Voltaire
Robespierre
Louis
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Killing machine used during the Reign of Terror
robespierre
bessemer
guillotine
pasteur
10
Queen of France who was quoted as saying, "let them eat cake"
Queen Marie Antoinette
Queen Victoria
Queen Elizabeth
Queen Marie Robespierre
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A social class in Pre-Revolutionary France
estate
middle
lower
upper
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To reject a law
denounce
renounce
veto
dictator
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Credited with the increase in mass communication by the use of the telephone
Louis Pasteur
Henry Bessemer
Alexander Graham Bell
Nicola Tesla
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Created a process to inexpensively mass produce steel
Nicola Tesla
Henry Bessemer
Alexander Graham Bell
Louis Pasteur
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A government ruled by the people
democracy
anarchy
oligarchy
monarchy
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The First Estate
clergy
peasants
nobility
proletariat
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Goal was to restore monarchies and preserve peace in Europe following French Revolution
Treaty of Vienna
Congress of Vienna
Treaty of Paris
Congress of Paris
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Philosopher who believed government powers should be divided among 3 branches of government
Baron de Montesquieu
Jean Jacques Rousseau
Voltaire
John Locke
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The Third Estate
nobility
97% of France
clergy
1% of France
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The second estate
peasants
nobles
proletariat
clergy
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King of France who was incompetent and beheaded
Louis XVI
James II
Charles I
Louis XIII
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An apartment building for the working class
condominium
flat
tenement
high-rise
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Marconi's invention led to mass communication and entertainment
Wireless Radio Transmission
Television
Internet
Cell Phones
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A ruler who has complete control over a government
president
queen
king
dictator
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Caused by bad harvests, deficit spending, and costly wars
Economic Crisis in Belgium
Economic Crisis in England
Economic Crisis in Germany
Economic Crisis in France
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Created a framework for the U.S. government
Amendments
The Declaration of Independence
The U.S. Constitution
The U.S. Bill of Rights
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Known as the father of capitalism, advocated for economic freedom
Vladimir Lenin
Frederich Engels
Adam Smith
Karl Marx
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Resisted the Declaration of the Rights of Man
Thomas Jefferson
James II
Louis XVI
George Washington
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A symbol of tyranny
Versailles
The Stone Tower
The Palace
The Bastille
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The French middle class
proletariat
estate
general
bourgeoisie
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The attempt to invade this country led to the downfall of Napoleon
Italy
Russia
England
Spain
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Increased cotton production in the United States by removing the seed from the fiber
Cotton Gin
Seed Engine
Seed Drill
33
Remembered for his remarkable breakthroughs in the causes and prevention of diseases
Henry Bessemer
Louis Pasteur
Alexander Graham Bell
Nicola Tesla
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A philosopher who questioned his fellow citizens about their beliefs
Aristotle
Plato
Socrates
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Became the emperor of France
Napoleon
Mussolini
Churchill
Stalin
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Economist who wrote the
Wealth of Nations
and father of our modern economy
Karl Marx
Frederich Engels
Adam Smith
Thomas Jefferson
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The purpose is to recognize that the people have rights the government must protect
The Declaration of Independence
The U.S. Bill of Rights
Amendments
The US. Constitution
38
Includes subjects such as government, economics, and history
government sciences
social sciences
human sciences
psychology
39
A philosopher whose ideal state would be ruled by philosopher-kings
Plato
Socrates
Aristotle
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Opposed the French Revolution because of the fear of revolution spreading to their countries
European presidents
European peasants
European scientists
European monarchs
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An attempt to de-Christianize France during the Reign of Terror
religious calendar
secular calendar
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Improved upon the efficiency of the direct current by using alternating current
Henry Bessemer
Alexander Graham Bell
Louis Pasteur
Nicola Tesla
43
A lawmaking body
legislature
executive
monarchy
democracy
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Main author of the Declaration of Independence
James Madison
Thomas Jefferson
Benjamin Franklin
George Washington
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The belief that individuals or groups were superior to others based on survival of the fittest
racism
Social Marxism
superiority
Social Darwinsim
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enabled communication over long distances using Morse Code
telemarketing
television
telephone
telegraph
47
Passed in 1689, creating a constitutional monarchy in England
English Bill of Rights
Petition of Right
U.S. Bill of Rights
Magna Carta
48
The old order of French society
Estates Classes
Social-General
Estates-General
social classes
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A government ruled by a king or queen
democracy
monarchy
oligarchy
anarchy
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Believed people have the right to overthrow a government that doesn't protect natural rights
John Locke
Voltaire
Jean Jacques Rousseau
Baron de Montesquieu
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The treatment of food with heat to destroy bacteria
vaccination
pasteurization
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The movement of people moving into the cities
sprawl
agrarian
urbanization
rural
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French military General who rose to power following military victories
Napoleon
Robespierre
Danton
Charles De Gaulle
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Wrote about the effects of industrialization and The Communist Manifesto
Karl Marx
Adam Smith
Voltaire
Thomas Jefferson
55
Written and adopted in 1776
The Constitution
Declaration of Independence
Magna Carta
Bill of Rights
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Leaders who gain power by force
king
queen
president
tyrant
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A government in which the people choose their officials
anarchy
theocracy
republic
monarchy
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This invention led to the automobile
combustion engine
internal auto engine
auto engine
internal combustion engine
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Created to deal with internal and external threats during the French Revolution
The Committee of Public Safety
The Constitutional Convention
The Tennis Court Oath
The Storming of the Bastille