Enlightenment Unit III Test

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Who argued that people had a right to overthrow a government that does not protect their natural rights?

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Locke

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Choose the answer that best describes Tulipmania: a beautiful flower, a psychological disease., a time when the price of tulip bulbs skyrocketed and created a 'bubble', a time period where people paid for things with tulip flowers instead of money

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a time when the price of tulip bulbs skyrocketed and created a 'bubble'

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The Enlightenment idea that government should be created and controlled by the people is called

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Popular Sovereignty

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What new method allowed scholars to gain new scientific knowledge? Options: financing by the Church, universal public education, the Inquisition

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the scientific method

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Absolute monarchs argued that their power must not be challenged because

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they ruled by divine right.

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The new way of thinking that emerged in the mid-1500's focusing on science and math is called the

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Scientific Revolution.

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Which of the following is the best way to describe a Manor? Options: A large house next to other large houses in the country, A small house with a lot of land around it for lords to farm, A large house or castle surrounded by land which was owned by peasants and serfs, A large house owned by a lord or knight where peasants did all the work

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A large house owned by a lord or knight where peasants did all the work

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Tulip Mania is best described as

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a time when the price of tulip bulbs skyrocketed and created a 'bubble'.

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The following description matches which Estate of France? 1%-2% of the population that owned most of the countries land and wealth but paid almost no taxes and held high ranking jobs in the government and military.

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Second Estate

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Which shows the correct order of the Feudal System? (top starting on the left, bottom on the right) Options: Lords, Knights, Children, Serfs, King, Serfs, Lords, Peasants, King, Lords, Peasants, Knights, King, Lords, Knights, Peasants

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King, Lords, Knights, Peasants