Enlightenment Vocabulary
Revolutionary
Vocabulary
Enlightenment
Revolutions
Nationalism
100

the right that is supposedly given to a king or queen by God to rule a country

Divine Right 

100

an attempt at forming a national identity for the many, many ethnic groups within the empire.

Ottomanism

100

Why did the Enlightenment develop in Europe?

1. Scientific Revolution led to a new way of thinking

2. People began to question Divine right

3. New philosophers emerged: John Locke, Rousseau, Voltaire, Montesquieus


 

100

Who helped Haiti win their their independence from France?

America

100

What is the name of this geographic location? 

The Balkans

200

 separates factual thinking from beliefs and opinions

Epistemology

200

Dislike of a group of people based on where they are from. 

ethnic discontent

200

Which enlightenment thinkers thought that absolute monarchy was the best form of government?

Thomas Hobbes

200

Who helped America win their their independence from Great Britain?

France

200

Why did the Tanzimat Reforms fail?

Dhimmis did not think these changes were enough. Dhimmis wanted more rights and to be equal. Muslims were very upset by these change because they believed Dhimmis were below them. 

300

The idea that all humans are born with the rights to life, liberty, and property—all which should be protected by the government.

Natural Rights

300

abolished dhimmis status and granted more civil liberties and equalities to non-Muslims. These changes, however, did very little to stop national movements, and upset the Muslim population which included Arabs and Turks.

Tanzimat Reforms

300

What did Nicholas Copernicus believe?

Why was this Controversial? 

He introduced the heliocentric system. The that the planets orbit around the Sun; that Earth is a planet which, besides orbiting the Sun

The Catholic church was against the belief that the earth was NOT the center of the Universe

300

How was Haiti's reputation ruined after they successfully won their independence ?

Haiti’s revolutionary reputation was damaged internationally after the 1804 French massacre. During this Massacre all remaining French whites including those who helped Haitians rebel were murdered

300

Which 2 leaders unified Italy?

The Unification in Italy was Led by Count Cavour from Piedmont in northern Italy and Garibaldi Giuseppe in southern Italy; Italian states were unified by 1871, forming the Kingdom of Italy

400

The idea that if the state ever takes or fails to defend natural rights, the people are obligated to reform the government.

Consent of the governed

400

the tendency of people to be prideful based on a shared identity of race, culture, and language rather than by religion, monarchs, or historical principalities

nationalism

400

What did Voltaire believe? 

He was known for his belief that government and religion should be separate, arguing instead religion should be a protected private practice.

400

How did Haiti win their independence from France? 

1. Slaves revolted

2. Toussaint Louverture led Haiti in the fight for independence using used war tactics such as Guerrilla warfare

3. Haitian soldiers were resistant to local disease which helped Haiti maintain their freedom.

400

Who unified Germany?

In the German lands, Otto von Bismarck of Prussia led a coalition of German states against France in the Franco-Prussian War of 1871. Due to their resounding success, and a general nationalistic spirit, Prussia led the unification of German states (except Austria) into a single German Empire.

500

limited government powers by a set of documents written and agreed upon by citizens.

Constitutionalism

500

form of irregular warfare in which small groups of combatants, such as paramilitary personnel, armed civilians, or irregulars, use military tactics including ambushes, sabotage, raids, petty warfare, hit-and-run tactics, and mobility, to fight a larger and less-mobile traditional military

Guerrilla warfare

500

What was the impact of the Enlightenment?

Era of revolutions: 

American Revolution

French Revolution

Latin-American Revolutions

Haitian Revolution 

500

What were the causes of the American Revolution? 


The Enlightenment and new ways of thinking. 

British taxes without colonial representation in parliament. 

American colonial Individual Rights were not protected by the British Government.

500

What was the result of the First Balkan War?

Balkan polities and new nations, such as Greece, Bulgaria, and Serbia, took most remaining Ottoman territory in Europe during the First Balkan War.

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