Historical Thinking
What does the word "credible" mean?
That something is reliable/ trustworthy
What types of authorities did the Scientific Revolution encourage people to question?
Traditional authority
Which Enlightenment thinker wrote a lot about "natural rights" and eventually inspired the Declaration of Independence?
John Locke
Which intellectual movement inspires the American, French, and Latin American revolutions?
Enlightenment
People moving into cities is called what?
Urbanization
What is a primary source?
A source that was created at the time of the event.
The theory that the sun is in the center and the earth revolves around it?
Heliocentric
What "natural rights" do all people have, according to John Locke?
Life, Liberty, Property
What order did the revolutions we discussed happen in?
American, French, Latin American
What does "rural" mean?
the country
If I ask myself who wrote the document, what is their point of view, and what is the purpose of them writing the document, which historical skill am I practicing?
Sourcing
Who was put on trial and eventually house arrest for supporting the heliocentric theory?
Galileo
What was the Divine Right of Kings?
The idea that people were chosen by God to rule
Who was the Queen of France before the French Revolution?
Marie Antoinette
Give me one negative social impact of the Industrial Revolution.
Child labor, harsh working conditions, environment today, etc. unclean living conditions
If I look at a variety of sources and compare and contrast them to see what the truth is, which historical skill am I using?
Corroboration
Natural Laws
Which Enlightenment philosopher came up with the idea of separation of power?
Montesquieu
Which dictator took over control at the end of the French Revolution?
Napoleon
What two natural resources were important in Britain for the Industrial Revolution to happen?
Iron & Coal
How would a bibliography make a book or source more credible?
It would give you other sources to check how reliable and valid the source you're reading is.
How does the Scientific Revolution inspire the Enlightenment?
It encourages people to question traditional authority using reason and skepticism.
Why are separation of powers important for a democratic structure?
It prevents any one branch from becoming too powerful.
Who was the leader of the Haitian Revolution?
Toussaint L'Ouverture
What are the 4 reasons that the Industrial Revolution started in Great Britain?
1. Agricultural Revolution, 2. Population Boom, 3. Natural Resources, 4. Money/Capital