6. Natural Rights are...*

freedoms and protections that people possess by virtue of being human

12. General Will is...*

the collective interest of people as the guiding principle for governance

27. Which of the following best defines a colony in a historical context?

A group of people who leave their country to make settlement in a new land,

4.The Social Contract is...*

a state when a person can do whatever they want as long as they pay

26. An Enlightened Monarch is most likely to do all of the following EXCEPT...*

prioritize the interests of the nobility

19. What was the main challenge to the dominant religious dogma during the scientific revolution?*

The introduction of empirical observation in scientific thought

25. What was the main cause of the Reformation?*

Social grievances against the Christian Church

29. What impact did the printing press have on the spread of Luther's ideas?*

It allowed his arguments to be copied and spread across Europe

13. Which is NOT describing something a Absolute Monarch would do?*

Provide religious freedom to all throughout their kingdom

23. Absolutism is...*

A Form of Government when a Monarch rules with Control over the Government

22. Which of the following is an ingredient that lead to the French Revolution?*

An inefficient system of taxation that results in bankruptcy

7. Which of the following is an ingredient that lead to the Haitian Revolution?*

years of oppression at the hands of a planter class

24. What is the best example of Peter the Great using absolute rule?*

Forcing Russia to embrace the more Modern European Culture

8. The Age of Enlightenment is best defined as...*

An intellectual and philosophical move that towards society norms

11. What is the best example of Henry VIII using absolute rule?*

Establishing the Church of England

28. What is the best example of Louis XIV using absolute rule?*

Creating Luxurious Palaces for Himself, Eventually Bankrupting the Kingdom

14. What are the 3 branches of government that are suggested by Montesquieu?*

Legislative, Executive, & Judicial

32. How did Galileo's observations change people's understanding of the universe?*

They challenged the geocentric model

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6. Natural Rights are...*
the collective interest the people as the guiding principle for governance
freedoms and protections that people possess by virtue of being human
rights that the individual gives a ruler went in exchange for protection
2
12. General Will is...*
reedoms and protections that individuals inherently possess by virtue
rights that the individual surrenders to a ruler
the collective interest of people as the guiding principle for governance
3
27. Which of the following best defines a colony in a historical context?
A region governed independently from another country
An area where people from different countries live together peacefully
A group of people who leave their country to make settlement in a new land,
4
4.The Social Contract is...*
States that it represents the collective interest
a state when a person can do whatever they want as long as they pay
States that the individual surrenders some arerights to a ruler/government
5
17. What was the long-term impact of Martin Luther's actions?*
The spread of atheism
The Protestant Reformation and the rise of Protestantism
The decline of Christianity as a whole
6
3. How did the printing press impact the production of books?*
It made mass production of books cheaper
It allowed for the mass production of books on various subjects
It increased the availability of ancient knowledge
All of the above
7
26. An Enlightened Monarch is most likely to do all of the following EXCEPT...*
apply rational thought to ruling
improve society through reforms
prioritize the interests of the nobility
8
31. What historical significance does the printing press hold?*
It led to the development of the Renaissance period
all of the ABove
It facilitated the Scientific Enlightenment
It sparked the Protestant Reformation
9
20. How did Europeans view the Americas?
A Land of Freedom
Great Economic Potential
As a Wasteland
10
19. What was the main challenge to the dominant religious dogma during the scientific revolution?*
The development of a scientific language accessible to all
The rejection of Church-sanctioned explanations
The introduction of empirical observation in scientific thought
11
25. What was the main cause of the Reformation?*
Economic disparities in western Europe
Social grievances against the Christian Church
Cultural conflicts between different regions
12
29. What impact did the printing press have on the spread of Luther's ideas?*
It allowed his arguments to be copied and spread across Europe
It restricted the circulation of his writings to a select few
It stimulated artistic and literary movements in Europe
13
10. Who was 1st to colonize the New World?*
England
Portugal
Spain
14
18. What did Europeans use as a moral justification for conquering new territories?*
Spread European Technologies
Spread Religion
Spread European culture
15
13. Which is NOT describing something a Absolute Monarch would do?*
Put down a rebellion of peasants viciously and brutally
Use large amounts of state funds to build luxurious palaces
Provide religious freedom to all throughout their kingdom
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3. How did the printing press impact the production of books?*
all of above
It allowed for the mass production of books on various subjects
It increased the availability of ancient knowledge
It made mass production of books cheaper
17
23. Absolutism is...*
A Form of Government where a Monarch rules with the input of the Nobility
A Form of Government when a Monarch rules with a input Legislative Assembly
A Form of Government when a Monarch rules with Control over the Government
18
22. Which of the following is an ingredient that lead to the French Revolution?*
An inefficient system of taxation that results in bankruptcy
Napoleon taking power and naming himself Emperor of France
An inflexible caste system
19
7. Which of the following is an ingredient that lead to the Haitian Revolution?*
years of oppression at the hands of a planter class
An inefficient system of taxation that results in bankruptcy
Invasion of Mexico by France
20
1.What was Martin Luther's primary objection to the Church's practices?*
The Church's emphasis on rituals and ceremonies
The Church's abuse of power
The Church's promotion of religious tolerance
21
24. What is the best example of Peter the Great using absolute rule?*
Creating the new capital of St. Petersburg
Brutal Oppression of those that Questioned Him
Forcing Russia to embrace the more Modern European Culture
22
8. The Age of Enlightenment is best defined as...*
A period of rebirth of Greek & Roman culture, architecture, art, philosophy
A period marked in the emergence of modern science,
An intellectual and philosophical move that towards society norms
23
11. What is the best example of Henry VIII using absolute rule?*
Establishing the Church of England
Investing Heavily in Culture, Music, Art, and Literature
Brutal Oppression of those that Questioned Him
24
21. What is the Renaissance often referred to as?*
d) The Enlightenment
c) The Rebirth
a) The Dark Ages
25
28. What is the best example of Louis XIV using absolute rule?*
Brutal Oppression of those that Questioned Him
Creating Luxurious Palaces for Himself, Eventually Bankrupting the Kingdom
Referring to himself as the "Sun King"
26
14. What are the 3 branches of government that are suggested by Montesquieu?*
Legislative, President, & Judicial
Legislative, Executive, & Judicial
King, Nobility, Clergy
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32. How did Galileo's observations change people's understanding of the universe?*
They challenged the geocentric model
They confirmed the geocentric model
They had no impact on scientific beliefs
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9. The justification to rule due to being chosen by God is called....*
Chosen Right
Divine Right
Human Right

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