Renaissance/Reformation
Exploration
Absolutism/Enlightenment
The French Revolution
Napoleon
100

The term "Renaissance" means

Rebirth

100

The main motive for sailing to the ‘new world’ was the search for a new trade route to

Asia

100

This French monarch was known as the "Sun King"

Louis XIV

100

The bloodiest stage of the French Revolution was overseen by this enlightened lawyer

Maximilien Robespierre

100

Napoleon Bonaparte was born on the island of

Corsica

200

This Italian family became wealthy through the banking industry and  one of the biggest supporters of the art

The Medicis

200

The Spanish explorers who took over the empires of the Native Americans used this special title

Conquistadors

200

The idea of a "contract" between individuals and their government

Social contract

200

This estate represented those who were not born with a title or part of the church, essentially everyone else in France

Third Estate

200

Napoleon established this set of civil laws to govern France, which would be the basis for many other laws in other territories

The Napoleonic Code

300
A German monk who grew disillusioned with the practices of the Catholic Church and penned a list of theses/complaints

Martin Luther

300

Who was the famous explorer from China?

Zheng He

300

Those interested in discussing Enlightenment ideals met in

Salons

300

Inspired by the Declaration of Independence, this key document created a limited monarchy

The Declaration of the Rights of Man

300

Napoleon's second wife, who would provide him with both an alliance and an heir to the throne

Marie Louise of Austria

400

The Renaissance period in Europe is considered a rebirth of learning, literacy, art, culture and commercial activity after the Middle Ages, and begins in Italy around the mid

1300s

400

Instead of weapons, this destroyed most of the native population in the Americas during the Age of Exploration

Disease

400

This principle involved a basic policy of preventing any one state from rising to dominance over any other

Separation of powers

400

The French Revolution came to an end with

Napoleon seizing power

400

After the Battle of Waterloo, Napoleon was sent in exile to the remote island of

St. Helena

500

Martin Luther nailed this many theses on the door of the Wittenberg Church in 1517

95

500

This Spanish explorer was the first to lead an expedition circumnavigating the globe

Ferdinand Magellan

500

The phrase "Life, Liberty, and Property" is associated with the philosophy of

John Locke

500

The purpose of the Reign of Terror was to

Scare counterrevolutionaries into submission

500

An ideology that elevates one's country above all others and promotes its culture as opposed to those of others

Nationalism

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