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WorksheetsUnit 4: The Age of Revolution - Concepts
Total questions: 23
Worksheet time: 12mins
What empires did the USA take pieces from to create our form of government?
Rome
England
France
Greece/Athens
All of the above
English Common Law
Law from each of the different cities in England
Law that was made the same for English subjects
Law that the French felt the English should have
Law to protect natural rights under social contract theory
Magna Carta
created the rule of law, ending the divine right of kings
created Parliament
created religious tolerance
created a civil war against the king
Petition of Right
created the rule of law
created religious tolerance
created parliamentary supremacy
created laws that limited the King's ability to tax the people
Glorious Revolution
created parliamentary supremacy
created accountability for the King in taxing his people
created rule of law
created religious tolerance
English Bill of Rights
protects the individual rights of US citizens
protects the individual rights of Englishmen
protects the individual rights of all men
protects the individual rights of English Women
Declaration of Independence
a document from classical Greece
The document dissolving the bands between England and its American colonies
The peace treaty of the American Revolutionary War
a document outlining the rights of all men
Articles of Confederation
The first name for the US Constitution
The first French Constitution
The Magna Carta
The first US Constitution
US Constitution
a Hobbesian Social Contract
the first written Social Contract based on Limited Government
a declaration of human rights
an all expense paid trip to the guillotine
US Bill of Rights
protects the individual rights of US citizens
protects the individual rights of Englishmen
protects the individual rights of all men
protects the individual rights of English Women
What trend in English history resulted in the American Revolution?
They keep reverting to Parliamentary Supremacy
They keep reverting to Social Contract theory
They keep reverting to Divine Right of Kings
They keep reverting to a Written Constitution
What revolution was inspired by the American Revolution, though it ended far differently?
Roman
English
French
Greek
Glorious Revolution
The English Civil War against King John by his Nobles
English Revolution that establishes Parliamentary Supremacy
The English Civil War against Charles I
The Revolution of the American Colonies against England
Declaration of the Rights of Man
A Declaration of Independence between England and its Colonies
The Rights of American Citizens
The Rights of English Citizens
The Rights of all Men as designed by the French
Reign of Terror
Led by Osama Bin Laden against the United States over the last 30 years
ISIS rule in the Middle East
Executed by Madame Guillotine during the French Revolution against the rich and noble
Ushered in by Hobbes' Leviathan
Cleisthenes
Came up with the idea of demokratia based on Solon's reforms
Came up with the idea of republic based on Caesar's reforms
Came up with the idea for ostracism based on the ideas of Socrates
came up with the idea of Magna Carta based on the ideas of John Locke
Cicero
One of the most famous leaders of the Roman Republic
One of the most famous leaders of the English Civil War
One of the most famous leaders of the French Revolution
One of the most famous leaders of the American Revolution
John Locke
Social Contract theorist who came up with the idea of an absolutist Leviathan
English citizen who helped overthrow Charles I and ruled as Lord Protector of England
Social Contract theorist who outlines natural rights as life, liberty, and property
Roman Consul who led his troops to take over Rome
Thomas Hobbes
Social Contract theorist who came up with the idea of an absolutist Leviathan
English citizen who helped overthrow Charles I and ruled as Lord Protector of England
Social Contract theorist who outlines natural rights as life, liberty, and property
Roman Consul who led his troops to take over Rome
Thomas Jefferson
Roman Consul who led his troops to take over Rome
Writer of the Declaration of Independence
Writer of the Magna Carta
Writer of the Declaration of the Rights of Man
Montesquieu
Enlightenment philosopher who created separation of power and checks and balances
Enlightenment philosopher who worked on freedom of religion and speech
Enlightenment philosopher who created the idea of man as generally good
Enlightenment philosopher who created the social contract theory
Voltaire
Enlightenment philosopher who created separation of power and checks and balances
Enlightenment philosopher who worked on freedom of religion and speech
Enlightenment philosopher who created the idea of man as generally good
Enlightenment philosopher who created the social contract theory
Rousseau
Enlightenment philosopher who created separation of power and checks and balances
Enlightenment philosopher who worked on freedom of religion and speech
Enlightenment philosopher who created the idea of man as generally good
Enlightenment philosopher who created the social contract theory
