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100

You go to an art museum in Paris, France. The painting you see has a Queen in a pastel pink and blue dress. What style of painting would this be?

Rococo

100

Where did the Enlightenment start?

France!

100

Mary Wollstonecraft promoted what ideas into society?

Women's right to equality and education

100

Which Enlightenment philospher introduced the idea of fair trials and ending cruel punishments?

Beccaria!

100

How many features are there on a map?

4 ! (Title, Scale, Compass Rose, Key (Or Legend)

200

Which art style came AFTER Rococo?

Neoclassical

200

When did the Enlightenment start?

The 1600s

200

How did the idea of science change during the Enlightenment?

People began to use science to explain the world around them

200

Thomas Hobbes believed that humans were naturally born _________. 

Evil, Horrible, or Bad

200

"We study history so that history does not _________ itself"

Repeat!

300

You see a painting of Ancient Greek soliders preparing to go to battle with Greek mythology in the painting. What style of painting is this?

Neoclassical!

300

What is the nickname for the Enlightenment?

The Age of Reason

300

What did Ben Franklin research during the Enlightenment?

Electricity

300

Today, every individual in the United States has the ability to worship any religion they wanted. Which Enlightenment philosopher introduced this idea?

Voltaire

300

What might studying history teach us about other people?

Studying history allows us to learn other people's cultures!

400

The White House, U.S. Capital Building, and the Lincoln Memorial are all examples of ____________ architecture?

Neoclassical!

400

What is "Divine Right Theory"?

The idea that Kings/Queens had the right to rule by God.

400

Before the Enlightenment, where did people believe the Earth was located?

In the center of the universe

400

Which thinker believed government should protect the natural rights of life, liberty, and property?

John Locke

400

You see this on a map. What is this feature called?

"1in=100 miles"

Scale

500

You are in St. Petersburg Russia and visiting an old Palace built in the 1700s. The palace is bright blue and all of the windows have gold leaves and vines around the windows. This palace is an example of ___________ architecture.

Rococo!

500

What events were happening that would lead to the Enlightenment?

- Frustration with lack of opportunity

- Cruel Kings/Queens

- Unfair laws

500
What did Galieo discover while looking through the telescope?

Discovered that the Earth revolves around the Sun.

500

Today, the United State's government has seperate powers and branches. Which Enlightenment philospher introduced this idea?

Montesquieu

500

Name the four features of a map!

Scale, Title, Compass Rose, Key or Legend