Latin American- Causes
The Enlightenment
Potpourri
French Revolution
Latin American- Effects
100

This was the main country that colonized Latin America.

What is the Spain?

100

Name two Enlightenment Philosophers

Various answers acceptable.

100

These are the three branches of  government, following beliefs of the Enlightenment.

What are the Legislative, Executive, and Judicial Branches?

100

This was the prison that was stormed by the people of Paris, marking the beginning of the French Revolution.

What is the Bastille?

100
Name two countries that became independent after the Revolutions?

Many answers acceptable- Haiti, Mexico, most of the countries in South America, central America... 

200

Name both revolutions that inspired revolutions in Latin America

What are the French and American Revolutions?

200

Describe the Social Contract

Government gets power from people.  People need to obey laws.  If government doesn't do their job, people can overthrow government.  

200

Ruler of France AFTER the Revolution- Conquered much land.

Who is Napoleon Bonaparte?

200

This was the nation that stood up to Napoleon, causing him to foolishly attack them, losing most of his army.

What is Russia?

200

What was the name of military leaders who took over in many Latin American countries, during the 19th and early 20th century?

Who are Caudillos?

300
How did the Enlightenment influence the Revolutions?
Acceptable Answers include ideas such as: natural rights, social contract, consent of the governed, or CORRECTLY linked to philosophers such as Locke, Rousseau, etc... 
300

He was a philosopher that studied government, claiming that the best system was one that divided government power between three branches.

Who is Baron de Montesquieu?

300

This Catholic priest was the inspiration for Mexico's revolution

Who is Father Miguel Hidalgo?

300

This was the name for the rule of the Committee of Public Safety, known for executing more than 40,000 enemies of the Revolution.

What is the Reign of Terror?

300

This was a statement, and policy, of the U.S. declaring that the western hemisphere was closed to European intervention, and that the U.S. would stay out of Europe.

What is the Monroe Doctrine?

400

Why were Spain and France distracted and not fully focusing on their colonies when the revolutions began?  

They were fighting wars in Europe; Spain's king was taken off the throne, etc...

400

How did Enlightenment Ideals influence either the French or Latin American revolutions?  

Idea of Natural rights; Idea of social contract; Idea of government being for the people; Idea of popular sovereignty (people choose government); Other answers acceptable upon approval by Mr. Andrews 

400

Name of the Spanish soldiers who took over Latin America, and two of their big leaders.

Who are the Conquistadors.  Who are Pizzaro and Cortez?

400

Name the three social classes and who was in each one.

What are the three estates?  

1st estate= priests

2nd estate= nobles

3rd estate = Everyone else (mostly peasants)

400

He was known as the Liberator for his role in helping most of South America gain its independence from Spain; he would later rule Great Columbia.

Who is Simón Bolívar?

500

Name all members of the Social Class system, and their ranking.

Pennisulares, 

Creole,

Mestizos/Mullattos

Africans/Natives 

500

He believed that people are born good, but society, education, and laws corrupt people. He felt that the only way a free and good state could exist is by letting people be as free as possible and choose their government.

Who is Jean-Jacques Rousseau?

500

Two things that happened because of the Congress of Vienna.

What are monarchs being restored to throne?  What are territories lost to France, returned?  What is a buffer zone around France?  What is a return to the way things were BEFORE the Revolution?

500

Why did Louis XVI call the Estates General into session in 1789??

What is he needed more money from taxes to fund the government?
500

Name two ways in which Latin American countries have struggled, after their independence?

Economy- dependent on foreign powers (U.S. and U.K.); Inflation; lack of money

Politically- dictators in charge, not true democracies.

Socially- Still have strict social class system, with ethnicity and socioeconomic status big factors.