American Revolution Monarchs and Colonies

How many original colonies were there?

Who was the monarch responsible for losing the American colonies and North America?

What did they call King George lll ?

• Crazy King George
• George the Unstable
• The Mad King George

• The Foolish King George

Who was the monarch responsible for losing the American colonies and North America?

• King Louis XVI
• Queen Victoria
• King Henry VIII
• King George III

Great Britian was the world's super power during the 7th century.

• False
• True

What is the Enlightenment known for, and how does it emphasize reason?

• The Enlightenment rejected scientific inquiry and rational thought.
• It emphasized emotion over reason in decision-making.
• The Enlightenment is known for emphasizing reason as the foundation for knowledge, ethics, and governance.
• The Enlightenment focused on tradition and religious authority.

How do natural laws guide human conduct according to Enlightenment thinkers?

• Natural laws are irrelevant to human behavior.
• Natural laws are based solely on religious beliefs.
• Natural Laws are seen as universal principles that guide morality and justice through reason

• Natural laws dictate specific laws for each society.

How did the Enlightenment seek secular understanding?

• The Enlightenment promoted reason and moved away from religious authority

• The Enlightenment rejected reason in favor of tradition.
• The Enlightenment emphasized emotional understanding over logic.
• The Enlightenment focused solely on religious teachings.

Who was Thomas Hobbes, and what were his ideas in "Leviathan"?

• Thomas Hobbes was a poet who wrote about love and beauty in 'Leviathan'.

• Thomas Hobbes was a philosopher who advocated for a strong government to prevent chaos.

• Thomas Hobbes was a political leader who rejected the idea of a social contract in 'Leviathan'.
• Thomas Hobbes was a scientist who focused on natural selection in 'Leviathan'.

How does Hobbes view human nature?

• Hobbes thinks humans are primarily driven by moral values.
• Hobbes views human nature as peaceful and cooperative.
• Hobbes believes humans are inherently altruistic.

• He thinks human are naturally cruel ,greedy, and selfish