Lesson 38
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100

What was the main reason why Europeans wanted to travel to Asia?

to acquire spices for cooking

100

Which food did Spanish explorers introduce to Europe from South America?

sweet potatoes

100

How did an apple falling from a tree give Newton an idea?

 It drew his attention to gravity.

100

 What did Mary Wollstonecraft consider the key to equality and freedom for women?

education

100

Which form of technology allowed Galileo to make new discoveries?

the telescope

200

For what field of activity were lines of latitude and longitude especially useful?

cartography

200

What were the main goals of Spanish conquistadors?

riches and adventure

200

The Scientific Revolution changed the way people

 thought about nature.

200

John Locke favored a constitutional monarchy. In that form of government, the monarch

was limited by basic laws.

200

What is one way Henry the Navigator changed Europeans’ view of the world?

He started a school for sailors.

300

Why did European monarchs want a sea route to Asia?

Muslims and Italians controlled Land routes

300

What was one effect of England’s victory over the Spanish Armada?

more English and Dutch Colonies

300

According to Ptolemy’s geocentric theory, Earth

stayed in one fixed place.

300

Which image of God did many Enlightenment thinkers emphasize?

creator of the laws of nature

300

Which event in the American Revolution drew most directly on Locke’s ideas?

writing the Declaration of Independence

400

Which advance in technology made it easier for explorers to sail through shallow water?

the caravel

400

Greek rationalism, rediscovered by Renaissance scholars, argued that

logic could reveal basic truths.

400

How did explorers encourage the growth of science?

They showed that accepted beliefs could be wrong.

400

How was the Enlightenment similar to the Scientific Revolution?

Both highly valued reason and observation.

400

How did the French Revolution build on Enlightenment ideas?

It promised liberty and equality.

500

Which product did Portuguese explorers bring back from Africa to Europe?

gold

500

The Catholic Church objected to Galileo’s work because the Church taught that

Earth was at the center of the universe.

500

The scientific method lets one scientist repeat another scientist’s experiment. Why is this very important for science?

It means others can test a scientist's conclusions.

500

If Montesquieu were to visit the United States today, he would be pleased to see his ideas put into action in the

three branches of government.

500

How did Vasco da Gama change the way Europeans viewed the world?

He showed that goods could be brought from India by ship.

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