Revolutions ALL OF IT

William and Mary had to sign the ____ when they took power after the Glorious Revolution. It stated that a king is not above the law

• Petition of Right

• Article of Confederation

• Magna Carta

• English Bill of Rights

This was the bloodless overthrow of James II.

• English Bill of Rights

• English Civil War

• Glorious Revolution

• English Revolution

England became a ____ when William and Mary signed the English Bill of Rights. This form of government is when parliament is able to pass laws to limit the monarchy. The king is not above the law.

• Absolute Monarchy

• Constitutional monarchy

• Republic

• Democracy

The event pictured to the left occurred because American colonists were upset with _______ as a result of the Seven Years War. They were also upset that they were not consulted first

• Britain raising and enforcing more taxes

• Native American attacks

• Britain ceasing more territory

• the overproduction of tea products

These ideas inspired the political revolutions (French, American, Haitian, and Latin American) of the 18th century

• Magna Carta

• Hobbes

• Louis XIV

• Enlightenment

First 10 amendments to the US Constitution

• American Bill of Rights

• Articles of Confederation

• English Bill of Rights

• Navigation Acts

Which of the following are causes of the American Revolution

• ideas of the Enlightenment

• taxation without representation after the French and Indian War

• The implementation of a representative government ruled by the king

• none of the answers are correct

Which one of the causes of the French Revolution is most supported by the image to the left?

• Economic Crisis due to poor harvests

• American Revolution

• The third estate having to pay most of the taxes in France to support the other estates

• Weak leadership of Louis XVI

Which of the following was a cause of BOTH the French Revolution and the American Revolution

• The implementation of a constitution

• lack of having political power ( a REAL say in government)

• Proliferation of the feudal system

• Anger over increases in taxes

This was the spark that started the French Revolution, when people attacked a prison looking for gunpowder in 1789

• The signing of the Declaration of Independence

• storming of the Bastille (Bastille Day)

• the execution of Robespierre

• Lexington and Concord