Who you calling the Dark Ages?
Don't call it a comeback!
Not excited about the new Pope.
What's the bright idea?
Liberty, Equality, Fraternity!
100

The early Middle Ages earned the name the "Dark Ages" because from the perspective of later historians, society in Europe regressed from its peak under this ancient civilization

What is the Roman Empire? 

100

This French word -- and name of the era -- means "rebirth" and refers to the rediscovery of ideas from Ancient Greece and Ancient Rome

Renaissance

100

This German Catholic famously nailed his 95 Theses to the door of the cathedral in Wittenberg, kickstarting the Protestant Reformation.

Who is Martin Luther?

100

Francis Bacon popularized this method of acquiring knowledge based on hypothesizing, experimenting and observing.

What is the Scientific Method? 

100

This legislative body didn't meet for over 150 years in France until 1789, because France was run by absolute monarchs. 

What are the Estates General?
200
This economic system of the early Middle Ages was based around rural, self-sufficient agricultural estates

What is manorialism? 

200
The Renaissance got its start in this part of Europe

What is Italy? (Specifically the wealthy city-states of northern Italy)

200

The Catholic Church's  of selling of these things, which forgave the sins of the purchaser, was a major cause of the Reformation. 

What are indulgences?

200

The philosophes of the Enlightenment discussed their ideas in these rooms... they didn't get their hair done...

What are salons?

200

Game, set, match. The 3rd Estate renamed themselves the National Assembly and vowed to stay together until they created a new Constitution for France in this famous event

What is the Tennis Court Oath?

300

Although the Western Roman Empire 'fell' in 427 CE, "Rome" continued to operate out of this capital city -- the modern-day city of Istanbul.

What is Constantinople? 

300

This ideal, different from Middle Ages culture, emphasized the human experience.

What is humanism? 

300

Huguenots were Protestants from this European country.

What is France?

300

John Locke popularized the idea that certain rights of people are natural or "_________" rights, meaning they can't be taken away... not that they come from outer space.

What are unalienable rights? 

300

Hey Man, the National Assembly had something the say in this document that reads alot like the American Bill of Rights. Sorry ladies.

What is the Declaration of the Rights of Man and Citizen?

400
Along with his famous wife Theodora, this emperor ruled over the height of the Byzantine Empire and famously created a law code that bears his name. 

Who is Justinian? 

400

Renaissance art emphasized expressive, detailed figures of humans -- a technique called 

What is realism?
400

This central idea of Calvinism stated that only people predetermined at birth would be allowed into Heaven.

What is predestination?

400

People and Governments don't actual sign a document... like a pro athlete inking a new salary... when they enter into a _____ ______. They agree on giving up some rights for protection

What is a social contract?

400

The Committee on Public Safety didn't seem like a safe place to be with this guy as its chairman, as he led the Reign of Terror

Who is Robespierre? 
500
The social and political relationship of mutual obligation that involved lords and vassals -- that dominated Europe until the French Revolution. 

What is Feudalism?

500

Christian Humanism of the Northern Renaissance is different than the Humanism of the Italian Renaissance in that it emphasized ________ the church and society

What is reform? 

500

Henry VIII created the Church of ________, because the Catholic Church would not allow him to divorce and remarry. 

What is England. 

500

French Enlightenment thinker the Baron de Montesquieu isn't around anymore to break up fights between President, Congress, and the Supreme Court, but his idea of "______ __ _____" is

What is separation of powers?

500

Overheard in the National Assembly, a disagreement between these to parties...

"Hit the road Jac(k), you're too radical..." "Girrr, I wish you would stop supporting the King.

Who are Jacobins and Girondins?
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