Renaissance & Reformation
Enlightenment
Sci. & Ind. Revolutions
Political Systems & Ideologies
Market Economy & Absolute Monarchy
100

The number of Theses Martin Luther posted about the Catholic Church

95

100

John Locke said governments only would if people give ______ to be governed

Consent

100

Where most people in cities worked at the time.

Factories

100

The goal of propaganda is to ______ people

Answers may vary-

Manipulate, influence, bias, etc.

100

Type of economy where there is no use of money.

Barter economy

200

The Renaissance is considered a Golden Age of the ______.

arts

200

______ is defined as the love of wisdom. This term guides the new type of thought that inspired many Enlightenment thinkers.

Philosophy

200

During this time, Copernicus discovered that the _____ revolves around the ______.

the earth (and other planets) revolve around the sun
200

Type of government when a small group of people holds power

Oligarchy

200

Absolute monarch often use this as a defense for why they have absolute power of a nation. 

(Vocab word OR explain it)

Divine Right - the belief that God gave them the right to rule

300

Where the Renaissance began

Northern Italy

300

Define the separation of powers AND explain why it was created 

Montesquieu believed governments where one person held the power was dangerous, so he said different powers should be divided up amongst multiple people/branches

300

The word defined as the mass movement of families/people from rural farm land to highly populated cities.`

Urbanization

300

A system of organization in which most of the important decisions are made by state officials rather than by elected representatives.

Example: DMV

Bureaucracy

300

The type of economic system that is self sufficient within their manor. Each level of society gives and takes something from each other. Most popular in Medieval Europe.

Fuedalism

400

Define/explain one value/characteristic of the Renaissance

Answers may vary, but consistent with...

  1. Humanism 

  2. Skepticism 

  3. Classicism 

  4. Individualism 

  5. Secularism

400

Enlightenment philosopher who taught about the natural rights of life, liberty, and property

John Locke

400

The use of this "product" greatly transformed the transportation industry.

Railroads, steam engine, iron, coal

400

Liberalism and Authoritarianism both score LOW on ______ freedom (meaning there is MORE gov. intervention)

Economic
400

Queen Elizabeth I of England was a absolute or limited/constitutional monarch?

Limited/Constitutional, but was very strong in her role

500

Explain the problem(s) Martin Luther had with the Catholic Church that started the Reformation.

  1. A person's salvation was by grace alone through faith, or in other words salvation is FREE - not to be bought through the church

  2. Scriptures (the Bible)  alone ought to be the sole authority of Christians, which is to say NOT the Pope and NOT the elaborate system of church dogmas.

  3. The scriptures did not endorse the hierarchy of believers, but instead the scripture taught the Priesthood of All Believers.

500

“I may not agree with what you have to say, but I will defend to the death your right to say it.” 

This quote is related to which right that Voltaire supported?

Freedom of speech

500

(300 points) Where did the industrial revolution begin? 

(500 points) and explain why it began there


Britain...because it had lots of coal and iron, it had skilled workers and mechanics, overseas slave trade created a demand for goods, and/or they had a stable government

500

Define democratic republic or explain how one works

- must include the three key parts of the answer

A state in which supreme (1) power is held by the people/voting and their (2) elected representatives, and which has an elected or nominated (3) president.

500

Name of the absolute monarch nicknames the Sun King

Louis XIV

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