Ren, Ref, Rev (Sci)
Old School Influencers
When France Sneezes...
I have an idea
You don't know what's coming...
100
This is the broad name for the large branch of Christianity that was founded by the Reformation. 

What is Protestantism?

100

His 95 Theses upended Europe in 1517. 

Who is Martin Luther?

100

As French armies marched through Europe in the first decade of the 19th century, this code was imposed on the people they conquered. 

What is the Napoleonic Code?

100

According to John Locke, these are our three natural rights. 

What are life, liberty, and property?

100

Ms. Schlesinger is from this city. 

What is Newton, MA?

200

This English scientist became famous in 1687 with the publication of the Principia Mathematica. 

Who is Isaac Newton?

200

His book, On the Origin of Species, challenged the Bible and led to new scientific understanding. 

Who was Charles Darwin?

200

The French made the classic mistake of trying (and failing) to conquer this country in 1812.

What is Russia?

200

The document that founded this philosophy ends with the phrase, "Workers of the World, Unite!"

What is communism?

200

His painting School of Athens exemplifies many traditions of the Renaissance. 

Who is Raphael?

300

The deep religious tensions in France were revealed with this massacre in 1572. 

What is the St. Bartholomew's Day Massacre?

300

He said, “Terror is nothing but prompt, severe, inflexible justice, it is therefore an emanation of virtue."

Who was Robespierre?

300

When France sneezed in 1848, overthrowing King Louis-Philippe, they elected this man as president. 

Who is Louis Napoleon (Napoleon III)?

300

Rather than painting the world as it looks, this late-19th century art movement focuses on light, color, and movement. 

What is impressionism?

300

This is the precise number of minutes in your spring break.

What is 24,045? 

400

The word "Renaissance" refers to the "rebirth" of this. 

What is classical (Greek and Roman) culture?

400

He was the most influential member of the Congress of Vienna, setting up a balance of power in Europe that would hold for decades. 

Who was Karl von Metternich?

400

The rest of Europe managed to avoid getting sick during the short-lived Paris Commune of this year. 

What is 1871?

400

This thinker famously wrote, "The only freedom which deserves the name is that of pursuing our own good, in our own way, so long as we do not attempt to deprive others of theirs, or impede their efforts to obtain it."


Who is John Stuart Mill?

400

This act restricted the number of hours people under 17 could work in factories in Britain. 

What is the Factory Act of 1833?

500

This is what Galileo mumbled after being sentenced to home arrest for suggesting that the earth moves around the sun. 

What is "it still moves"?

500

"First a warning, musical; then the hour, irrevocable," writes this author, a member of the Bloomsbury group who helped usher in modernist literature. 

Who was Virginia Woolf? 

500

The July Revolution of 1830 overthrew this dynasty.

What is the Bourbon Dynasty?

500

This philosophy, associated with Auguset Comte, suggests that "every rationally justifiable assertion can be scientifically verified or is capable of logical or mathematical proof."

What is positivism?

500

These 4 men are the only Republicans ever to serve 2 full terms. 

Who are Ulysses S. Grant, Dwight D. Eisenhower, Ronald Reagan, and George W. Bush?

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