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English colonization of America
The Enlightenment
Atlantic Revolutions
Industrial Revolution
Industrial Revolution 2
100
  • King Philip’s war was a war between ____________
  • French and King Philip
  • Natives and English colonists
  • Natives and French
  • France and England
  • Natives and English colonists
100
  • During the 1700s new ideas began to spread that discussed the rule of the people, government and religion. This movement was known as __________
  • Enlightened despotism
  • absolutism
  • The darkening
  • The enlightenment

Enlightened despotism

100
  • A central idea of the enlightenment is that people have a right to _______ bad governments
  • Live with
  • Vote for
  • change

Change

100
  • Before the 1800s __________ had the highest percentage of GDP in the world
  • Africa
  • India
  • Europe
  • Asia

Asia

100
  • The working conditions of early factories were ___________
  • good
  • poor
  • pleasant
  • great

poor

200
  • One of the main causes of King philips war was ____________
  • English treatment of the natives
  • Economic problems
  • Lack of food
  • French treatment of the natives
  • English treatment of the natives
200
  • An enlightened despot was a king who __________
  • Sold enlightenment ideas
  • considered enlightenment ideas
  • adopted enlightenment ideas
  • rejected enlightenment ideas

Adopted enlightenment ideas

200
  • Enlightenment ideas led to _____ in America, France, Haiti
  • Revolution
  • Economic decline
  • slavery
  • war

Revolution

200
  • Because of the ________________ Europe and America started to dominate the world economy after 1800
  • Industrial revolution
  • Communication revolution
  • American revolution
  • Qing dynasty

Industrial revolution

200
  • In order to power industrialisation, industrialised countries took _________ from non-industrialised countries
  • trade
  • raw resources
  • manufactured goods
  • money

Raw resources

300
  • Eventually the ___________ won King philips war
  • Natives
  • English
  • Russians
  • French
  • English
300
  • John Locke created the idea of ________ rights
  • Government rights
  • Natural rights
  • human rights
  • mineral rights

Natural rights

300
  • However, these revolutions did not give liberty and equality to _________
  • slaves
  • Slaves and women
  • men
  • children

Slaves and women

300
  • The Industrial revolution led to people moving from the countryside and working in ________
  • offices
  • facilities
  • farms
  • factories
  • factories
300
  • New technologies allowed Europeans to quickly _______ Africa
  • help
  • colonize
  • hurt
  • go to

Colonize

400
  • People who could not afford a ticket to America would often agree to work for someone in exchange for a ticket. This was known as _________
  • liberty
  • Wage labour
  • Indentured servitude
  • slavery
  • Indentured servitude
400
  • Thomas Hobbes believed all people were naturally __________
  • evil
  • smart
  • good
  • lazy
  • evil
  • smart
  • good
  • lazy
400
  • The stamp act made American colonials ___________
  • richer
  • British
  • angry
  • happy

Angry

400
  • Factories used ________ produce goods more efficiently
  • Steam engines
  • workers
  • slaves

Steam engines

400
  • Some Europeans opposed colonialism because it was ___________
  • imperialism
  • too boring
  • too expensive
  • too cheap

Too expensive

500
  • In the town of Salem many women were falsely accused of witchcraft. This was known as the _____________
  • Salem revolution
  • Salem witch trials
  • Boston witch trials
  • Oxford boat race
  • Salem witch trials
500
  • Because all people are evil , Hobbes believed that the government should ____________
  • Not exist
  • Share power with the people
  • have all the power
  • have little power

Have all the power

500
  • One of the first places to industrialise was _____________
  • Britain
  • China
  • India
  • Bolivia

Britain

500
  • Colonial empires often used _________  to help them rule their empires
  • laws
  • native people
  • economy
  • democracy

native people