The French National Assembly swore the Tennis Court Oath, which was...

A vow to never stop until they wrote a French constitution

supporter of Robespierre, was eventually declared a traitor

Who was Thomas Hobbes?

said people should give up rights for law and order

What kind of people did the three estates consist of?

clergy, nobility, rest of the population

What did the Edict of Nantes do?

granted limited toleration to French Protestants

built and refined the telescope

Who was Jean Paul Marat and how did he influence the revolution?

A radical journalist who wrote the "Friend of the People"

What was the result of the War of Spanish Succession?

Louis XIV’s grandson becomes King of Spain, but not in line for French rule

Which of the following was not a cause of the Age of Exploration?

Religious tensions within Christianity

How was Medieval literature different from Renaissance writing?

Religious topics, impersonal & written ONLY in Latin

What does the Glorious Revolution refer to?

The bloodless shift in power to William and Marry in England

Which is not true of Frederick the Great?

Wrote a Constitution - King is equal to subjects under law

Voltaire and Jean-Jacques Rousseau supported Deism. What is Deism?

The belief in a god that does NOT intervene in people's live

English philosopher who believed people have natural rights

the St. Bartholomews Day massacre was

massacre of huguenots by catholics

A radical leader who lead the National Convention

Who used the Scientific Method?

Rene Descarte and Francis Bacon

What is Constitutionalism?

the limitation of government by law

importance of human worth rather than supernatural

Which of these events during the Age of Exploration was a cause of the other three?

Technology made long ocean voyages possible

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1
Under Oliver Cromwell, the government of England was supposed to be a/an
constitutional monarchy
Commonwealth
oligarchy
absolute monarchy
2
Jean Jacques Rousseau Wrote?
The Enlightenment
Candide
Leviathan
The Social Contract
3
Where did Louis XVI try to escape to?
Swizerland
Austria
Germany
Australia
4
Who invented the heliocentric?
Margaret Cavendish
Galileo
Issac Newton
Nicolaus Copernicus
5
The French National Assembly swore the Tennis Court Oath, which was...
A promise that all of the clergy will be tried and executed
An oath of loyalty to Jean Valjean
A vow to never stop until they wrote a French constitution
A promise to destroy all of the nation’s tennis courts
6
Phillip II treated the Dutch harshly and unfairly because most of the Dutch were
Anglican
Protestant
Catholic
Muslim
7
George Danton was...
supporter of the Rev who used his newspaper to demand blood
supporter of Robespierre, was eventually declared a traitor
The economic advisory to king Louis XVI
The king of France at the start of the revolution
8
The ideas of Enlightenment philosophers were based on
traditional practices
faith in human reason
the inevitability of poverty
efforts to achieve salvation
9
Huguenots were the Protestant minority in which country?
France
Spain
Germany
England
10
Protestant king and queen that replaced James II; the first constitutional monarchs
Henry VIII and Elizabeth I
Frederick the Great and Maria Theresa
William of Orange and Mary
Peter the Great and Catherine the Great
11
Who was Thomas Hobbes?
said people should give up rights for law and order
proved that gravity existed
if the government fails, then people can overthrow it
wrote the Spirit of Laws
12
What kind of people did the three estates consist of?
nobility, bourgeoisie, church leaders
clergy, nobility, rest of the population
church leaders, clergy, nobility
kings, queens, royal children
13
Who ruled England after the Glorious Revolution?
William and Mary
Charles II
James II
Oliver Cromwell
14
What state was Frederick the Great the ruler of?
Germany
England
Prussia
Russia
15
What religion did Phillip II want the Netherlands to be?
Calvinist
Catholic
Lutheran
Protestant
16
What did Phillip II of Spain see himself as?
A Protector of Catholics
A Protector of Protestants
An Explorer
An Enlightened Monarch
17
Who is Voltaire?
A French Enlightenment writer
A Math Teacher
A Genevan political philosopher
English philosopher
18
What did the Edict of Nantes do?
granted no toleration to French Catholics
granted no toleration to French Protestants
granted limited toleration to French Catholics
granted limited toleration to French Protestants
19
Gelileo Galilei...
was the first to question earth's 6000 year age
built and refined the telescope
was the father of comparative anatomy
was the first to use species and genus
20
All of the following were Enlightenment ideas EXCEPT:
Popular Sovereignty
Protection of Natural Rights
Divine Right of Kings
Social Contract Theory
21
What French Royal Dynasty did Henry of Navarre (Henry IV) found?
The Romanovs
The Bourbons
The Stuarts
The Hapsburgs
22
Who was Jean Paul Marat and how did he influence the revolution?
He was Robespierre childhood friend who was in the nobiltiy
A radical journalist who wrote the "Friend of the People"
He helped lead the first charge on the Bastille
He was a clergy member who was executed July 3rd 1794
23
Which Renaissance invention aided the spread of ideas?
the florin
the printing press
the glider
the helicopter
24
Who created the National assembly
The second estate
The first estate
The third estate
The 3rd assembly
25
Who became the leader of the English Commonwealth after the death of Charles I?
Charles II
Oliver Crumpet
Adam Fedelichie
Oliver Cromwell
26
What was the result of the War of Spanish Succession?
Louis XIV’s grandson becomes King of Spain, but not in line for French rule
Italy becomes dominant power in Southern Europe
Portugal and France divide Spain and take half of it
Spanish monarchy abolished
27
What treaty was signed because of the War of Spanish Succession?
Treaty of Utrecht
Treaty of Utanish
Treaty of Verdun
Treaty of Nijmegen
28
Which of the following was not a cause of the Age of Exploration?
Technological improvements
Religious tensions within Christianity
Ottoman Turks control of trade routes
Gold, God, and Glory
29
How was Medieval literature different from Renaissance writing?
Colorful and creative
Murder mysteries!
Secular stories about city life
Religious topics, impersonal & written ONLY in Latin
30
This allowed German Princes to choose the religion of their subjects.
Peace of Prague
Edict of Nantes
Peace of Augsburg
Edict of Restitution
31
What happens to Robespierre?
He is executed via guillotine.
He unsucessfully attempts suicide and shoots his jaw.
He is mocked before his execution.
All of these
32
What did Charles I die of?
Disease
Old Age
Head chopped off
Shot
33
Louis XIV encouraged___________ to live at Versailles
The Pope
Nobles
Slaves
Peasants
34
What does the Glorious Revolution refer to?
The bloodless shift in power to William and Marry in England
Westernization and emergence of Russia under Peter the Great
Reforms during the radical stage of the French revolution
The passage of rights for French Huguenots under Louis XIV
35
Which is not true of Frederick the Great?
Allowed religious freedom (not so much for Jews)
Wrote a Constitution - King is equal to subjects under law
Promoted education in schools & universities
First Servant of the State
36
The House of Commonwealth under Cromwell was found to be
Catholic
Protestant
Calvinist
Puritan
37
Voltaire and Jean-Jacques Rousseau supported Deism. What is Deism?
People who believe in peace and equality.
People who worship the god Dei
The belief in a god that does NOT intervene in people's live
The belief in a god that decides who acts good and bad.
38
How was King Louis XVI executed?
Guillotine
Burned to death
Electric Chair
Hanged
39
Who was John Locke?
English philosopher who believed people have natural rights
The Author of “Poor Richard’s Almanack“ 1732
A French priest that preached about Christianity in the 1700
Fought for women rights during the French and Indian war
40
the St. Bartholomews Day massacre was
massacre of catholics by protestants
assassination of henry of navarre
massacre of huguenots by catholics
41
Who was Robespierre?
A radical leader who lead the National Convention
A rebel leader who was from Austria
One of the many peasants who was sentenced to death
The king of France after King Louis XVI's death
42
How did Luther respond to the Peasant Revolts in 1524-25?
He condemned the revolts
He applauded their revolts
He ignored the revolts
43
Renaissance art was different from medieval art in all of the following ways EXCEPT:
religious subjects
realistic
natural settings
understanding of anatomy
44
Why did the tennis Court oath take place on a tennis court?
The grit texture of clay courts helped King Louis XVI think.
King Louis XVI accidentally locked himself out
King Louis XVI locked them out
The palace burned down!
45
Who used the Scientific Method?
Bill Nye and Johannes Kepler
Johannes Kepler and Rene Descarte
Rene Descarte and Francis Bacon
Francis Bacon and Gelileo
46
What are the three prime motives to the cause of the Age of Exploration?
Expand their land, to test out new technology, and to flex.
"God, Glory, and Gold".
“It’s money that makes the world go round!" - Eugene Krabs
To expand Religion, to get slaves, and to navigate to Asia.
47
What is Constitutionalism?
the limitation of government by law
government has absolute power over the people
when the government owns the means of production
rule by king or queen
48
Which monarch helped make England a Protestant nation during his rule?
Henry the Navigators
Henry VIII
Henry V
Henry X
49
Who was Peter the Great?
British Leader
Russian czar
Russian Farmer
German czar
50
What is humanism?
a version of the geocentric theory
a protestant denomination
importance of human worth rather than supernatural
one of Islam's five pillars
51
Which of these events during the Age of Exploration was a cause of the other three?
war because nations fighting for land and power
Columbian Exchange
Technology made long ocean voyages possible
Diseases killed natives
52
France joined the side of the German Protestant Princes because:
France wanted to score a victory over Austria
They didn't take the Protestants' side
France had already allowed religious freedom
France wanted to take out the power of the Hapsburgs
53
In which way did the ideas of the Enlightenment influence the French Revolution?
Punishments for criminal acts were rooted in vengeance.
The divine right theory of kings was challenged.
Superstition and ignorance were promoted
The principles of mercantilism were glorified.
54
Which of these countries was not involved in the Age of Exploration?
Russia
Spain
France
Portugal
55
The Northern Renaissance was different from the Italian Renaissance how?
It was more interested in Greek art.
It saw less painting.
It was less religious.
It was more religious.
56
Who improved the telescope and proved the theories of Copernicus?
Erasmus
Galileo
Petrarch
Michelangelo
57
What religion were the Hapsburgs?
Huguenot
Protestant
Catholic
Calvinist
58
What are the causes of the French Revolution?
Economic
All of the above
Political
Social
59
What did Peter the Great desire to do?
Re introduce Tradition
Modernize Russia
Become a Tsar
Have 6 children
60
Louis XIV maintained complete authority as monarch by
bestow lavish riches on surfs who supported his rule
distract nobles with court life, keep them out of plolitics
maintained-network of spies 2 find conspirators against him
executing the previous monarch's entire family
61
Who was Louis XIV?
A king of Spain
A prince of France
An explorer
A king/absolute monarch of France
62
What is a joint stock company?
Written contract giving the right to establish a colony
funded by a group of investors who hoped to make a profit
colony ruled by the king's officials
land grant given to anyone who could pay way to the colonies

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