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RANDOM
100

When the French called their king a “visible divinity,” what did they mean?

the French called their king a “visible divinity,” what did they mean?

100

What modern country had its beginnings in the Prussian kingdom?

What modern country had its beginnings in the Prussian kingdom?

100

As the Massachusetts colony grew larger, it spread into the lands of which Native American tribe?

It spread into the land of the Wampanoag tribe.

100

How did Galileo’s observations about the sky disagree with the ideas of Aristotle and Ptolemy?

He realized that the earth went around the sun; the sun did not go around the earth.

100

What disease did the French accidentally pass on to the Huron tribe?

They passed along a disease called smallpox,

which killed more than half of the Hurons.

200

Can you remember one of the catastrophes that Louis faced, late in his life?

His son died of smallpox; his grandson and his grandson’s wife died; another grandson was killed falling from a horse; Louis got gangrene.

200

What was “the first Reich”?

What was “the first Reich”?

200

Who was the king of the Wampanoag tribe?

Metacom

200

What do we call the method where a person carefully observes the world and then tries to make a theory that will explain these observations?

Scientific Method!

200

How old was Louis XIV when he became the king of France?

He was four years and eight months old when he became

king!

300

Can you remember two details about the palace at Versailles?

Versailles had a Hall of Mirrors with seventeen mirrors,

a solid silver throne, hundreds of statues of Greek gods with Louis’s face, and a Grand Canal that ran through the

grounds.

300

Until this time, what two things had most Europeans given their loyalty to?

Until this time, what two things had most Europeans given their loyalty to?

300

During the war between the Native Americans and the English, what did the Native Americans do with the colonists

they captured?

They released them in exchange for money and weapons.

300

What do philosophers think about?

Philosophers think about ideas.

300

What religious group did William Penn start meeting with during his time at Oxford?

He started meeting with the

“Society of Friends of the Truth,” who were nicknamed the “Quakers”.

400

What did Louis choose as his emblem, to represent his power?

He chose the Sun as his emblem and was called the Sun

King.

400

Which two German states did Prince Frederick rule?

Brandenburg and Prussia

400

At what kind of place did the English colonists attack Metacom’s warriors and the Naragansetts?

They attacked them in the middle of a swamp.

400

What do economists think about?

Economists think about money and how it works.

400

Why did William Penn have to give up the idea of becoming a soldier?

Quakers believed that fighting was wrong.

500

How did Louis XIV treat the noblemen who joined his court at Versailles?

He forced them to pay attention to court manners; he encouraged them to spend too much money.

500

What did Frederick start to call his whole kingdom—both Brandenburg and Prussia?

The Kingdom of Prussia

500

Do you remember what this battle was called? (English colonists attack Metacom’s warriors and the Naragansetts)

It was called the Great Swamp Fight.

500

According to John Locke, every person has, by natural law, the right to seek what four things? (Name one!)

He said that every human being had the right to seek “life, health, liberty, and possessions.”

500

Name one fact about William Penn!

  

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