Unit 3 | Civil War to Enlightenment

What is rationalism?

• To favor the rule on the Bible in all areas of life.

• To favor the rule of reason and knowledge in all areas of life.

• To favor the rule of Science in all areas of life.

• All of the options are true.

The belief in rationalism affects religious belief because it denies the miracles of the Bible.

• True

• False

What was the Enlightenment?

• A religious revival that swept through the American colonies in the 18th century.

• A philosophical movement that emphasized reason, science, and individual rights over tradition and religious authority.

• A period of military conflict between European nations over colonial expansion.

• A timeA literary movement that focused on emotion, nature, and individual expression.

Parliament disagreed with Charles I on two main issues: catholicism and the divine right of kings.

• True

• False

What groups formed the two sides in the Civil War?

• The Royalists "Cavaliers" and the Parliamentarians "Round-heads"

• The Whigs and the Tories

• The Puritans and the Cavaliers

• The Monarchists and the Republicans

What is the Interregnum?

• The period of time when England was ruled by a series of monarchs after the fall of the Roman Empire.

• The period of peace and prosperity during the reign of Queen Elizabeth I.

• The period between the reign of King Charles I and the restoration of the monarchy under Charles II, marked by the rule of Oliver Cromwell.

• The period of religious conflict between Catholics and Protestants in England.

The two parts of the Interregnum were the Commonwealth and the Protectorate.

• True

• False

What two political parties formed during this time?

• The Federalists and the Anti-Federalists

• The Republicans and the Democrats

• The Roundheads and the Cavaliers

• The Whigs and the Tories

What was a positive literary result of the Whig and Tory dissension?

• The emergence of Romantic poetry and its focus on nature.

• The creation of more religious literature advocating for moral reform.

• Some of the nation's greatest political oratory and social satire.

• The development of the novel as a new literary form.

Post Civil War England's society was divided into agricultural and commercial-professional segments.

• True

• Flase