World History
When was the Roman Republic founded?
509 BCE
Who was the Declaration influenced by?
The French Enlightenment and John Locke
Producing laugther
What year was 1984 published?
1949
What is Protein? (the scientific meaning)
a molecule made up of amino acids
When was the Roman Empire founded?
27 BCE
Whose rights did the Bill of Rights not include?
Black Americans, women, and Native Americans
Tutelage?
a guiding influence
What is Winston's old wife's name?
Katherine
The elements that do not form compounds with anything are called?
Inert gases
When was the Colosseum built?
72 CE
What did the Treaty of Paris in 1783 represent?
American independence from the British
Cunning?
showing skill in deception/trickery
Besides meeting any private in the woods or in the church bell tower, where do Winston and Julia usually meet?
In the busy, crowded streets
The elements that form compounds very easily are called?
Reactive
What historical period in Europe came after the Middle Ages?
The Renaissance
What were the colonists called who supported independence?
Patriots
Pilgrimage?
journey to a special place, historically a religious place
What is the name of the man who owns the shop where Winston bought his notebook? (the man who shows him several objects from the past)
Mr. Charrington
Elements from which group are most reactive with elements from group 1?
17
What was the forum?
Marketplace and public square
What does ratify mean?
Formally approve
Besides "covering," what does "coverage" mean?
the discussion of a topic on the news
What does "ownlife" mean in the book? (it's published by the Party)
The desire to spend time by oneself
What does endangered mean?
Could possibly go extinct