ABSOLUTE MONARCHS
AGE OF REVOLUTIONS
NAPOLEON BONAPARTE
CAUSES & EFFECTS
REVOLUTIONARY LEADERS & DOCUMENTS
100

This French king, known as the "Sun King," built the Palace of Versailles and epitomized absolutism in France.

Who is Louis XIV?

100

In 1689, this English document limited the monarch’s power and laid the foundation for constitutional monarchy.

What is the English Bill of Rights?


100

Napoleon rose to power in France through this 1799 event, ending the rule of the Directory.

What is a coup d’état?

100

A common cause of revolutions in both France and Latin America was the resentment of this privileged social group.

Who are the aristocracy/nobility?

100

He authored the Declaration of Independence in 1776.

Who is Thomas Jefferson?

200

This Russian tsar modernized his country by introducing Western technology and moving the capital to St. Petersburg.

Who is Peter the Great?

200

This 1776 event began when the American colonies declared independence from Britain.

What is the American Revolution?

200

One reason for Napoleon’s defeat was his disastrous 1812 invasion of this country, famous for its harsh winter.

What is Russia?

200

The success of the American Revolution inspired this European country’s population to revolt in 1789.

What is France?

200

This document, adopted in 1789, outlined the rights of French citizens during the French Revolution.

What is the Declaration of the Rights of Man and of the Citizen?

300

Both Louis XIV and Peter the Great increased their power by weakening this group of nobles.

What is the nobility?


300

Anger over inequality, taxes, and the monarchy led to this 1789 uprising in France.

What is the French Revolution?

300

After Napoleon’s defeat, European leaders met at this 1815 conference to restore stability and order.

What is the Congress of Vienna?

300

The Haitian Revolution was unique because it was sparked by this group fighting for freedom.

Who are enslaved people (or slaves)?

300

He was the leader of the Haitian Revolution who helped Haiti win independence from France.

Who is Toussaint L’Ouverture?

400

While Louis XIV centralized power in France, Peter the Great sought to open Russia to Europe by building this "Window to the West."

What is St. Petersburg?

400

Toussaint L’Ouverture led the only successful slave revolt in history, resulting in this country’s independence in 1804.

What is Haiti?

400

Napoleon’s defeat led to the restoration of this royal family to the French throne.

Who are the Bourbons?

400

One major effect of the Latin American revolutions was the end of this European practice in the Americas.

What is colonial rule?

400

He was known as "The Liberator" for leading several South American countries to independence from Spanish rule.

Who is Simón Bolívar?

500

Unlike Peter the Great, who embraced Westernization, Louis XIV preferred to keep French culture distinct and promoted this style of art and architecture.

What is Baroque?

500

Simón Bolívar and José de San Martín were leaders in the independence movements of this world region between 1808 and 1825.

What is Latin America?


500

Napoleon’s wars spread these types of ideas throughout Europe, inspiring future revolutions.

What are nationalist and liberal ideas?

500

The English Revolution of 1689 limited the power of the monarchy and increased the power of this governing body.

What is Parliament?

500

This English king was overthrown as a result of the Glorious Revolution.
Who is James II?

Who is James II?

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