Protestant Reformation
Kings and the Church
Absolutism
Enlightenment
Revolution
100

Something someone could buy from the church to absolve their sins to get into heaven

indulgences

100

Who gained power during the Protestant Reformation?

kings

100

Define the word grievances 

complaints

100

Define the Enlightenment

intellectual movement in Europe when people looked to logic rather than tradition

100

What continent is France in?

Europe

200

topics of debate Martin Luther nailed to the church door

95 Theses

200

Why did King Henry VIII initially disagree with the Catholic Church?

The church would not let him divorce his wife

200

Define absolutism.

Leader (king/queen) has complete control and power

200

How did the Enlightenment impact the world?

People began questioning the corrupt systems of government, the church, gender roles, etc. leading to many revolutions across the globe

200

What was it called when the National Assembly left the Estates-General to write a new constitution?

tennis court oath

300

What is the significance of the 95 Theses?

Started the Protestant Reformation

300

What states that Kings/Queens get their power from God?

Divine Right Theory

300

How did King Louis ensure his noble would not overthrow him?

He kept them busy with menial tasks, such as holding his mirror and carrying his chamber pot

300

What inspired the Declaration of the Rights of Man and Citizen?

The Enlightenment, Magna Carta, English Bill of Rights, US Declaration of Independence, US Constitution

300

Revolutionary, advocated for women’s rights, drafted the Declaration of the Rights of Woman and Citizen in 1791

Who is Olympe de Gouges?

400

What is one main belief of Martin Luther?

  • God is the only one who can give salvation, people can not reach salvation through their own acts

  • The bible should take priority over church officials

400

How did the Divine Right Theory contribute to the Age of Absolutism?

Disobeying kings/queens was seen as disobeying God, which made people follow leaders more blindly and get absolute power

400

What is the significance of Versailles?

Symbolized the supremacy and luxury of the king

400

Name on Latin American revolution inspired by the Enlightenment, and give me 1 unique fact about it.

Haiti, Columbia, Paraguay, Venezuela, Argentina, Uruguay, Peru, Mexico, Ecuador, Brazil, Bolivia, Chile

400

Why was the Declaration of the Rights of Women and Citizen drafted in 1791?

Men did not think women belonged in politics, the first declaration was only for men

500

How did the invention of the printing press contribute to the Protestant Reformation?

People were able to read the bible instead of having to rely only on church officials for their information about God

500

Name the 4 of the ways that absolute rulers can gain, maintain, and consolidate power.

  • Expanding territories

  • Religion

  • Strong government/legal structures

  • military

500

Explain the significance of William and Mary on English government

Created a constitutional monarchy, which gave the Parliament equal power to the king/queen which got rid of absolute control in England

500

Name one Enlightenment thinker. Tell me what their idea was and what impact they made.

Thomas Hobbes- social contract, foundation of govt

John Locke- natural rights, declaration of independence

Jean-Jacques Rousseau- social contract, constitution/french revolution

Baron De Montesquieu- separation of powers, constitution

Voltaire- freedom of speech, american/french revolution

Mary Wollstonecraft- women’s rights

Adam Smith- capitalism, industrial revolution

Denis Diderot- equal access to knowledge, french revolution

500

How did the Scientific Revolution threaten the church?

People began to question what they thought they knew using logic and experimentation, threatened the way people blindly followed church officials