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The Enlightenment
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100

Which Estate were the French nobility in?

Second Estate

100

Where did the Meiji Rebellion take place?

Japan

100

He was a French Enlightenment thinker and a fierce advocate for the freedom of speech and religion. 

Voltaire

100

Which American document drew inspiration from John Locke's concept of rights to "life, liberty, and property"?

The Declaration of Independence

100

What is the most popular restaurant chain in the United States?

McDonald's

200

The revolutions in the Spanish colonies were often led by this social group. 

Creoles

200

These two nations were considered "hubs" of the Enlightenment.

France and England

200

He is considered the first elected president of China. 

Sun yat-Sen

200

These refer to rights that people are born with. 

Natural rights

200

How many rounds (called "ends") are in a curling match?

Ten

300

Radical revolutionaries in France executed thousands of people in a phase of the revolution called this.

The Reign of Terror

300

Which current South American country is named after Simon Bolivar?

Bolivia

300

Who led the radical era of the French Revolution and is responsible for the large amount of public beheadings during the time period?

Maxmillien Robespierre

300

This refers to an agreement between a government and its people, where the people agree to be ruled, and the government agrees to protect the people.

The social contract

300

What is the largest land mammal in North America?

A bison

400

This type of warfare includes surprise attacks. The Creoles used it against the Spanish. 

Guerilla warfare

400

The former colony of Saint Domingue is now called what?

Haiti

400

He led the colony of Saint Domingue in a revolution against the French. 

Toussaint L’Overture

400

Revolutionaries and Enlightenment thinkers are considered to be this, which relates to pursuit of change and social equality. 

Liberal

400

What is the national animal of Scotland?

Unicorn

500

Members of the Third Estate of France created the National Assembly and vowed to write a constitution in this oath.

The Tennis Court Oath

500

What was the name of the Spanish colony that included modern-day Venezuela, Columbia, Ecuador, and Panama?

New Grenada

500

The rise of this man as leader of France is considered to represent the "end" of the French Revolution.

Napoleon Bonaparte

500

Catherine the Great and Joseph II of Austria are considered these, because they pursued or embraced new ideas about society and government. 

Enlightened monarchs/despots

500

Which dinosaur supposedly had the smallest brain?

A stegosaurus 

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