Carl Linnaeus is best known for which contribution to science?

classification of plants and animals

AP World History Period 3: 1750-1900, Cultural Development, Technology, and Innovation

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1
This author’s ideas about competition for scarce resources shaped Charles Darwin’s theory of natural selection
Thomas Malthus
Charles Lyell
Voltaire
Karl Marx
2
By treating the symptoms of malaria, this medicine allowed Westerners greater access to tropical regions
quinine
ibuprofen
insulin
penicillin
3
What label was given to socialists who tried to make 19th-century economies more humane rather than seek revolution?
right-wing
utopian
communist
anarchist
4
What process is involved in the Japanese art of ukiyo-e?
musical composition
woodblock printing
sculpture
oil painting
5
Which European cultural movement placed the greatest emphasis on reason and logic?
Scholasticism
Romanticism
the Baroque
the Enlightenment
6
The power source that first launched Europe’s industrial revolution was the
steam engine
electric dynamo
atomic reactor
internal-combustion engine
7
The 18th-century novel Dream of the Red Chamber belongs to the literary tradition of
Vietnam
China
Japan
Thailand
8
The Enlightenment philosopher John Locke advocated greater respect for
natural rights
absolute monarchy
environmentalism
gender equality
9
Who is most closely associated with 19th-century liberalism?
Klemens von Metternich
the Duke of Wellington
John Stuart Mill
Edmund Burke
10
Carl Linnaeus is best known for which contribution to science?
classification of plants and animals
antiseptic practice of medicine
inventing the first batteries
early research into genetics

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AP World History Period 3: 1750-1900, Cultural Development, Technology, and Innovation

10 termsStudBud Administration6,912 plays

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Questions 10

Answers

1
This author’s ideas about competition for scarce resources shaped Charles Darwin’s theory of natural selection
Thomas Malthus
Charles Lyell
Voltaire
Karl Marx
2
By treating the symptoms of malaria, this medicine allowed Westerners greater access to tropical regions
quinine
ibuprofen
insulin
penicillin
3
What label was given to socialists who tried to make 19th-century economies more humane rather than seek revolution?
right-wing
utopian
communist
anarchist
4
What process is involved in the Japanese art of ukiyo-e?
musical composition
woodblock printing
sculpture
oil painting
5
Which European cultural movement placed the greatest emphasis on reason and logic?
Scholasticism
Romanticism
the Baroque
the Enlightenment
6
The power source that first launched Europe’s industrial revolution was the
steam engine
electric dynamo
atomic reactor
internal-combustion engine
7
The 18th-century novel Dream of the Red Chamber belongs to the literary tradition of
Vietnam
China
Japan
Thailand
8
The Enlightenment philosopher John Locke advocated greater respect for
natural rights
absolute monarchy
environmentalism
gender equality
9
Who is most closely associated with 19th-century liberalism?
Klemens von Metternich
the Duke of Wellington
John Stuart Mill
Edmund Burke
10
Carl Linnaeus is best known for which contribution to science?
classification of plants and animals
antiseptic practice of medicine
inventing the first batteries
early research into genetics