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Enlightenment Quiz
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1
____ was written by VOLTAIRE, about a person traveling to find the best possible world.
Letters to Laura
Don Quixote
Candide
2
Montesquieu believed the purpose of separation of powers was to:
Protect the Liberties of the People
Make Govt. more Efficient
Promote Reform
3
This person wrote "Robinson Crusoe", and other works about everyday life:
Defoe
Voltaire
Walpole
4
_____ is a policy that allows businesses to operate without govt. interference. "Hands Off"
Communism
Socialism
Laissez Faire
5
___ was an agreement by which people gave up their natural state for organized society & govt.
Social Contract
Limited Monarchy
Revolution
6
Who was the PHILOSOPHE that believed people were basically good?
Rousseau
Descarte
Diderot
7
A _____ is a handful of Parliamentary advisers that help set policy.
Cabinet
Committee
Board of Directors
8
Life, Liberty, and Property are examples of Natural _______.
Rights
Liberties
Laws
9
____ was an elegant charming style, featuring delicate shells and flowers.
Baroque
Gothic
Rococo
10
Thinkers during the Age of Reason challenged the established social order by:
calling for an end to government.
denying the existence of Heaven.
calling for a just society based on reason.
11
The powers of a[n] ______ are defined and limited by law.
Oligarchy
Constitutional Government
Absolute Ruler
12
Joseph II adopted Enlightenment ideas to:
to end superstition.
improve the lives of his people.
gain more power.
13
_ were land owning aristocrats that wanted to keep old ways and supported the crown in England.
Roundheads
Tories
Whigs
14
Which of the following helped Britain become a global power in the 1700s?
Rich Resources
Favorable Climate
Natural Features
15
Who was the Editor and Writer of the controversial "Encyclopedia"?
George III
Diderot
Defoe
16
This was England's WHIG leader, who was the first PRIME MINISTER.
Walpole
George I
Cameron
17
Francois-Marie Arouet, exposed abuses of govt. & hated the slave trade, was better known as:
Charemagne
Francois II
Voltaire
18
Which of the following was a new feature of English government in the late 1700s?
Absolute Rule
Cabinet & Prime Minister
Divine Right
19
Who wrote "Messiah" a BAROQUE masterpiece that is familiar to most people?
Handel
Bach
Beethoven
20
_____ is a grand and complex artistic style.
Avante Garde
Baroque
Rococo
21
A[n] ______ believed that natural laws could be used to define economic systems.
Economist
Philosophe
Physiocrat
22
______ wrote "Leviathan" and believed in SOCIAL CONTRACT, but once entered it was absolute.
Locke
Hobbes
Montesquieu
23
He believed in social contract but that the contract could be broken.
Hobbes
Locke
Montisquieu
24
____ is restricting access to ideas and information.
Censorship
Propoganda
Prior Restraint
25
The ____ is the leader of the majority party in Parliament and the chief executive in England.
Prime Minister
Premier
President
26
____ is a government that the ruling power belongs to a few people.
Oligarchy
Capitalist
Totalitarian
27
Person who believed women should be free to chose and that girls and boys should be educated.
Wollstonecraft
Shelley
Anthony
28
What was the book by ADAM SMITH that said a free-market should be allowed to regulate business?
Socialism Today
Wealth of Nations
Capitalist Guide
29
Who was the daughter of Mary Wollstonecraft, that wrote Frankenstein?
Mary Shelley
Brahm Stoker
Charlotte Bronte
30
Who dissolved his cabinet, made colonists pay for war debts, and suffered mental illness.
Louis XIV
George III
Philip IV
31
In the ____ Great Britain and Scotland became the United Kingdom.
Treaty of Utrecht
Act of Union
Annexation of Great Britain
32
Joseph the II was an example of an ____, a ruler that used Enlightenment ideas to make changes.
Absoute Despot
Enlightened Divine Right
Enlightened Despot
33
Which of the following is a true statement about European peasants during the Enlightenment?
Their Lives Changed Greatly
The Enlightenment had Little Effect on Their Lives
They Lived in Cities
34
A ___ was a place for social gatherings at which artists and thinkers exchanged ideas.
Seminar
Salon
Forum
35
According to Hobbes and Locke, _______ were rules that govern human nature.
Natural Laws
Natural Rights
Constintinian Law
36
____ began composing at age 6, wrote operas, symphonies, and religious works.
Mozart
Beethoven
Handel
37
Who was the German Composer of religious music for choirs and organs?
Vivaldi
Beethoven
Bach
38
_____ wrote "Spirit of Law" and came up with the 3 branches of government philosophy.
Montisquieu
Locke
Hobbes
39
The ____ backed policies of the Glorious Revolution in England and backed Parliament.
Cavaliers
Tories
Whigs
40
A ____ was a "Lover of Wisdom" who used reason to lead to reforms in society.
Philosophe
Reformer
Physiocrat