The Renaissance
The Reformation
Political Theories of the 17th and 18th Centuries
French Revolution
19th Century Europe
100

Spread by fleas on rats, this caused 1/2-1/3 of the population of Europe to die.

Bubonic Plague/Black Death

100

Martin Luther nailed this to the church door in Wittenberg, starting the Protestant Reformation.

95 Theses

100

This was Louis XIV's nickname.

The Sun King

100

In France, July 14 is now known as...

Bastille Day

100

The first factories focused on making this, another word for fabrics.

Textiles
200

Invented by Johannes Gutenberg, this made the publication of and copy of information hundreds of times faster than hand copying.

The Printing Press

200

These were the 3 main reasons for exploration (aka the 3 Gs).

God, Gold, and Glory

200

William and Mary took over the English throne without any bloodshed, giving this name to the event.

The Glorious Revolution

200

Leader of the Reign of Terror, he was ironically sent to the guillotine in 1794.

Maximilien Robespierre

200

The emphasis on owning stuff during the 19th century, leading to mass society, is known as this.

Mass Consumerism

300

In 1453, they conquered Constantinople, causing Greek refugees to move back to Europe.

The Ottomans

300

The selling of this especially enraged Luther, and motivated him to speak out against the Church

Indulgences 

300

This is another name given to Parliamentarians during the English Civil War.

Roundheads

300

This future emperor of France led a coup d'etat over the French government in 1799.

Napoleon Bonaparte

300

19th Century Britain is also known as this, named after the monarch who ruled for most of the century.

Victorian Era

400

Coined in the 19th century, Renaissance means this in French.

Rebirth

400

This was the trial for Martin Luther’s accusation of heresy.

The Diet of Worms

400

The Enlightenment is also know as this age.

Age of Reason

400

Also known as this, the newly formed French government promised to keep meeting until a constitution was signed by the king. 

The Tennis Court Oath

400

This phrase describes the mad dash to colonize the continent of Africa.

Scramble for Africa

500
What are 2 modern day effects of the Renaissance?

Humanism, Individualism, Secularism, more realistic art, looking to the classics for knowledge and wisdom.

500

What Act made Henry VIII the official Supreme Head of the Church of England.

Act of Supremacy

500

These are the three things that Locke believed everyone deserved in the state of nature.

Life, liberty, and property 

500

Put the 4 governments during the French Revolution in chronological order.

Estates General, National Assembly, National Convention, The Directory

500

Explain the concept of "laissez-faire" in economic terms.

Leave the market alone and it will take care of itself. 

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