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England’s greatest monarch,

1558-1603

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Elizabeth I

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Only English monarch ever

executed; supported by the

Cavaliers, but lost the

English Civil War

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Charles I

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This king from Scotland

was the first monarch in

England from the House of

Stuart. He sponsored a

translation of the Bible.

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James I

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Merry Monarch restored to the

throne after Oliver Cromwell’s

rule as Lord Protector

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Charles II

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Document of the

Glorious Revolution

creating a

constitutional

monarchy

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English Bill of Rights

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Scientific Revolution

Scientist who

explained laws of

motion and gravity

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Sir Isaac Newton

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Theory first

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Copernicus stating

the planets revolve

around the sun

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Heliocentric Theory

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Edward Jenner’s

most significant

invention

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Smallpox Vaccine

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Devised and advocated the

scientific method

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Francis Bacon

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Invented by Leeuwenhoek

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Microscope

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Monarchs’ belief that the power to rule

was given by God

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Divine Right of Kings

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Palace built by Louis XIV to

demonstrate his wealth and power

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Versailles

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Absolute monarch who wanted to

westernize Russia; this leader built a

new capital city

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Peter the Great

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This leader opposed absolute monarchy

and fought the English Civil War to

overthrow King Charles I

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Oliver Cromwell

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Louis XIV, Elizabeth I, and

Peter I are examples of

progressive, forward-thinkng

absolute monarchs known as -- ?

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Enlightened Despots

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Enlightenment

The Law of Nature

promises “life, health,

liberty, and property.”

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John Locke

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Life in a state of nature would

be “solitary, poor, nasty,

brutish, and short.”

He wrote Leviathan.

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Thomas Hobbes

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Idea that government’s

power comes from the

people

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Popular Sovereignty

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Document

promising

universal male

suffrage to all

citizens

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Declaration of the Rights of Man

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Idea that people give

up rights in order to

form a government

that provides

stability and

security; described

by Hobbes and

Rousseau

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Social Contract

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Revolution

Lowest social class in France

prior to the Revolution

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Third Estate

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Latin American leader for

independence; he fought for

Gran Colombia

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Simon Bolivar

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Economic cause of both the

American and French

Revolutions

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Taxation

[without

representation]

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Haitian leader of only

successful slave rebellion in

history

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Toussaint L’Ouverture

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What is the correct

chronological order of the

following:

American Revolution

Enlightenment begins

French Revolution

Glorious Revolution

Gran Colombian Revolution

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Enlightenment begins

Glorious Revolution

American Revolution

French Revolution

Gran Colombian Revolution

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People

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French Revolution

What was the slogan of the

Revolutionaries during the

French Revolution?

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French Revolution

“Liberté, Egalité,

Fraternité”

[“Liberty, Equality,

Fraternity”]

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French Revolution

French Independence Day

is July 14, marking the

anniversary of what event?

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French Revolution

The Storming of the Bastille

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French Revolution

Where did members of the Third

Estate go after being excluded from

the meeting of the Estates-General,

to declare an oath, marking the start

of the French Revolution?

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French Revolution

A Tennis Court

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French Revolution

What leader of the

Committee on Public

Safety, which conducted

the Reign of Terror, was

eventually executed

himself?

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French Revolution

Robespierre

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French Revolution

The French Revolution

overthrew the monarchy

and social system in

France, which were

thereafter known as the --?

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French Revolution

Old Regime

(or Regime Ancien)

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Who was the military

leader who took over

French government after

the French Revolution

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Napoleon [Bonaparte]

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Who described the ideal

government as one divided

into three branches in order

to separate powers?

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Montesquieu

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Who was the

mathematician and

astronomer who described

the planets’ elliptical orbits

in our solar system?

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Johannes Kepler

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What classical Austrian

musician performed and

composed as a child?

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[Wolfgang Amadeus]

Mozart

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Who is known for the quote:

“I think, therefore I am.”

He applied reason to

mathematics and created

analytical geometry, linking

algebra and geometry.

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Rene Descartes

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Places

Country where Civil War

was fought between

Cavaliers and Roundheads

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England

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Country ruled by czars;

one of them built the city

of St. Petersburg

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Russia

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In what Latin American

colony was revolution led

by Miguel Hidalgo, José

Morelos, and Agustin

Iturbide?

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Mexico

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What Portuguese colony in

Latin America gained its

independence without

military conflict?

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Brazil

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Paris and London were the

places referenced in

Charles Dickens’ A Tale of

Two Cities. Around what

event was this famous

novel set?

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The French Revolution

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Dates

Name the event that

occurred on

July 4, 1776.

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The Declaration of

Independence was signed.

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In what year did the French

Revolution begin?

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1789

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In 1588, Elizabeth I

oversaw her most

significant military

accomplishment as queen.

What was it?

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The defeat of the

Spanish Armada

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Put these English Monarchs in

chronological order:

Charles I

Elizabeth I

William and Mary

Henry VIII

James I

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Henry VIII

Elizabeth I

James I

Charles I

William and Mary

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Put these writers/philosophers in

chronological order according to when their

most signifcant works were published:

Thomas Jefferson

John Locke

Machiavelli

Mary Wollstonecraft

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Machiavelli

John Locke

Thomas Jefferson

Mary Wollstonecraft

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What was the musical period of history

represented by Johannes Sebastian Bach?

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Baroque

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What social class near the

top of the hierarchy in

Latin American colonies

was made up of the white

descendants of European

settlers?

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Creoles

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What is the official religion

of England?

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Anglican

[also acceptable—

Protestant]

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What is the source of this quote:

“We hold these truths to be self-evident, that

all men are created equal, that they are

endowed by their Creator with certain

unalienable Rights, that among these Rights

are Life, Liberty, and the pursuit of

Happiness.”

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The Declaration of

Independence, written by

Thomas Jefferson

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Who is credited as the

source of this quote?

“I disapprove of what you

say but I defend to the

death your right to say it.”

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Voltaire

Final Jeopardy

• Category: Documents

Final Jeopardy

Five freedoms guaranteed in

the First Amendment to the

U.S. Constitution

Final Jeopardy Answer

Religion, Speech, Press,

Assembly, and Petition