Revolution and Enlightenment

What is Galileo known for doing first?

Guaranteed Freedom of Religion, speech, press, petition and assembly are in the Bill of Rights.

What was the Enlightenment?

What did Isaac Newton put forth?

The Treaty of England recognized the Independence of the American Colonies.

What was Kepler's First Law?

What did the philosophies believe in?

What is Voltaire remembered for?

Who was John Wesley?

The Declaration of Independence was signed on July 4th, 1775.

What was wrong with the Articles of Confederation?

What did the Catholic Church do in the colonies?

What is the importance of the separation of powers that Montesquieu described?

What were the natural rights enlightened rulers believed in?

Who became the world's greatest colonial power after the seven years' War?

Who is regarded as the founder of modern chemistry?

What did Francis Bacon say about the benefits of science?

Native American and European offspring were called Mestizos

What is the period of scientific advancement sometimes called?

What is the Bill of Rights?

Which Enlightenment architect is known for the church of the fourteen saints in Germany?

Which female Enlightenment thinker advanced women's rights?

America won the Seven Years' War

The strongest statement for the rights of women was advanced by the English writer Mary Wollstonecraft

Who was involved in the Seven Year's War and what did they fight over?`

What two countries made up the United Kingdom?

How did France support the American colonists in the Revolution?

Galileo Galileo proposed the universal law of gravitation

Which event in 1765 caused opposition from the American colonies?

Voltaire was considered the greatest figure of the Enlightenment.

The offspring of Europeans and African Americans were called Mulattos

What did John Locke say about humans and their experiences?

Great Britain and France fought America in the Seven Years' War

What were most of Henry Fielding's novels about?