Scientific Revolution
Enlightenment
American Revolution
French Revolution
French Rev continued
100

What does the term geocentric mean? 

Belief that the universe revolves around the earth 

100

Who wrote the declaration of Independence  

Thomas Jefferson 

100

What was the declaration of Independence  

a list of grievances against the king, written by the American Colonist. 

100

What group of people were in the 2nd estate? 

The Nobility 

100

What was the glorious revolution 

A bloodless revolution where King William, and Queen Mary agreed to co rule with parliament 

200

What was one of Isaac Newton's most famous laws? 

The laws of gravity, or physics 

200

Who believed that people had unbailable rights such as: Life, Liberty and property. 

He also believed in consent of the governed   

John Locke 

200

What was one cause of the American Revolution 

Taxation without representation, king abusing his powers, poor representation in government  

200

What special treatment did the first and second estates have? 

They did not pay taxes, or have to follow the same rules or laws as everyone else 

200

What was the 1st collation 

a collection of western European nations that wanted to ensure that the French Monarch stayed on the throne 

300

Who was the person that proved the Heliocentric theory to be true? 

Galileo 

300

What idea was Montesquieu most famous for? 

A system of checks and balances 

300

Who wrote the Deceleration of Independence   

Thomas Jefferson 

300

What was one cause of the French Revolution 

Social Inequality, rising debt, increased taxation, poor harvest, being locked out of the estates general  

300

How did Napoleon rise to power? 


A series of unstable governments allowed a military dictator to come into power  

400

What is the Heliocentric Theory 

The universe revolves around the sun

400

This man believed that society needed a government, and that a strong god like king should be in charge  

Thomas Hobbes

400

what is popular sovereignty 

The authority of the government is created and sustained by the consent of the people, through their elected representatives who are the source of their power 

400

What was the tennis court oath 

the third estate was locked out the estates general, and sighed an new contusion demanding fair representation  

400

What things did Napoleon do to create a more stable France? 

He passed laws to reform government, reformed courts and laws, passed the Napoleonic code, and invested in education  

500

Why were most Europeans afraid of scientist during the time period 

They were still holding old traditional beliefs and and not ready to accept the new theories that the scientist were creating 

500

What type of government ruled for the majority of history up until the revolutions  

Absolute Monarchies 

500

Who was the commander and chief of the Colonist army  in the American Revolution 

George Washington 

500

What was the radical stage of the French revolution 

When thousands of people were sent  to be killed. They were usually false charges and the killings were claimed to be for the protection of France  

500

What was the difference between the French revolution and the American Revolution 

The French was mainly offensive, while the American was mainly defensive 

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