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AP Euro: Scientific Revolution and Enlightenment
AP Euro: Scientific Revolution and Enlightenment
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Review quiz - from enlightenment to revolution; ideas that changed the world.
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1
Identify the art movement of this image.
Italian Renaissance
Rococo
Northern Renaissance
Baroque
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CAUSE:
English crown unjustly taxes American colonies
EFFECT: ?
Colonists have a tea party
Colonists engage in violence with French traders
Colonists escalate behavior to revolting against the English
Loyalists contain colonists anger and actions
3
What book did Beccaria write?
On the Spirit of Laws
The Wealth of Nations
On Crimes and Punishments
The Social Contract
4
During the Scientific Revolution how did the Church interpret the Bible?
Literally
Loosely
Not at all
Figuratively
5
Scientific inquiry method that explained reasoning through math, observations, and experiments
Deduction
Induction
Seduction
Reduction
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Copernicus' scientific theory.
Heliocentricity
Movement of planets
Scientific Method
Gravity
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This theory argued that God created the universe and natural laws to run independently of him
Lutheranism
Calvinism
Skepticism
Deism
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The Enlightenment best matches the name . . .
Age of Reason
Age of Thinking
Middle Ages
Ice Age
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Isaac Newton discovered...
Theory of Planetary Motion
Theory of Gravity and Laws of Motion
Theory of Measures and Methods
Theory of Heliocentricity
10
Life, Liberty and Property-was written by whom?
Thomas Jefferson
Aristotle
John Locke
Thomas Hobbes
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Identify the art movement of this image.
Baroque
Rococo
Northern Renaissance
Italian Renaissance
12
Scientific Inquiry method of moving from a general rule to a specific example using logic
Seduction
Reduction
Deduction
Induction
13
Identify the art movement of this image.
Baroque
Italian Renaissance
Northern Renaissance
Rococo
14
Which of the following is NOT an Enlightenment ideal
Limiting power of the monarch
Ensuring human rights
Giving more freedom to people
Focus on tradition and religion
15
Identify the art movement of this image.
Baroque
Northern Renaissance
Rococo
Italian Renaissance
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What effect did the Enlightenment have?
Revolution in America
Colonization of Africa
New Church of England
Unification of Holy Roman Empire
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William Harvey is famous for
Creating the scientific method
Describing blood circulation
Understanding how blood circulates
Discovering the laws of planetary motion
18
Which philosopher was the most influential in the French Revolution?
Adam Smith
John Locke
Thomas Hobbes
J. J. Rousseau
19
Identify the art movement of this image.
Italian Renaissance
Rococo
Northern Renaissance
Baroque
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Did the Church support new ideas during the Scientific Revolution?
Yes
No
21
What book did Adam Smith pen?
On Crimes and Punishments
Spirit of Laws
Candide
Wealth of Nations
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Idea that the economy is best served when people act in search for profit
Law of Competition
Law of Comparative Advantages
Law of Supply and Demand
Law of Self Interest
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What was Galileo known for?
Deciding the causes of eclipses
Proving Heliocentric Theory
Discovering origins of stars
Developing Big Bang Theory
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Identify the art movement of this image.
Baroque
Italian Renaissance
Norther Renaissance
Rococo
25
Adam Smith's idea of Laissez Faire economics called for the end of . . .
tariffs
free trade
competition
state armies
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Idea that economy is best served when the market (cunsumer purchases) makes economic decisions
Law of Supply and Demand
Law of Self Interest
Law of Competition
Law of Comparative Advantages
27
What is Heliocentric Theory
Sun centered Universe
Earth Centered Universe
28
Most people's lives did not change in Europe during the Enlightenment
False
True
29
Which was NOT a cause of the Scientific Revolution
Global Exploration
Renaissance and Reformation
Enlightenment
Printing Press
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How did the Enlightenment influence the American Revolution?
Challenging the divine right of kings
Explaining that science improves a society
Focusing on the strength of the military
Looking at other models of self-government
