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Absolutism, the Scientific Revolution, and the Enlightenment

Total questions: 20

Worksheet time: 5hrs 0mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

What is an absolute monarch?

a)

lack of government all together

b)

a king or queen who has complete control over a country

c)

a monarchy that also has a congress or parliament

d)

a small group of people in control

2.

What religion was Philip II?

a)

Catholic

b)

Jewish

c)

Protestant

d)

Muslim

3.

What is "divine right"?

a)

inherited by birth right to rule

b)

being voted into the position of king or queen

c)

taking the throne by force

d)

the belief a monarch has been given the right to rule by God

4.

What family became the ruling monarchy of Prussia?

a)

House of Tudor

b)

House of Hapsburg

c)

House of Hohenzollern

d)

House of Windsor

5.

What is the Russian name for king?

a)

Pope

b)

Emperor

c)

Caesar

d)

Czar

6.

Select the 4 areas that presently make up the United Kingdom (U. K.).

a)

England & Wales

b)

Northern Ireland & Scotland

c)

Northern Ireland & Ireland

d)

Scotland & Iceland

7.

Prior to being crowned King of England, what country was James I king of?

a)

Scotland

b)

Ireland

c)

Wales

d)

Northern Ireland

8.

What religion was unofficially forced on the English people under the Commonwealth?

a)

Catholic

b)

Puritan

c)

Protestant

d)

Jewish

9.

What type of monarchy was established in England as a result of the English Bill of Rights?

a)

absolute monarchy

b)

theocracy

c)

oligarchy

d)

constitutional monarchy

10.

What is unique about the power of William III and Mary II had as king and Queen of England?

a)

William had more power

b)

Mary had more power

c)

they shared equal power

d)

they gave all power to the Pope

11.

Copernicus developed which of the following:

a)

the scientific method

b)

the heliocentric method

c)

calculus and the laws of gravity

d)

the planets and the sun had flaws

12.

Brahe & Kepler developed

a)

developed calculus and the laws of gravity

b)

revealed the planets have flaws

c)

improved the heliocentric model of the solar system

d)

developed the scientific method

13.

What did Galileo do?

a)

revealed the planets and the sun have flaws

b)

developed the heliocentric model of the solar system

c)

developed the scientific method

d)

developed calculus and the laws of gravity

14.

What did Robert Boyle do?

a)

develop the scientific method

b)

improve the heliocentric model of the solar system

c)

develop calculus and the laws of gravity

d)

revealed the planets and sun have flaws

15.

What did Sir Isaac Newton accomplish?

a)

revealed the planets and sun have flaws

b)

developed calculus and the laws of gravity

c)

developed heliocentric model of the solar system

d)

developed the scientific method

16.

Ben Franklin did which of the following?

a)

wrote the Social Contract

b)

brought education and philosophy to Philadelphia

c)

believed people were naturally evil

d)

criticized the church for repressing new discoveries

17.

What did John Locke do?

a)

stated that rulers get their authority from the consent of the governed

b)

brought education and philosophy to Philadelphia

c)

believed people were naturally evil

d)

wrote the Social Contract

18.

What did Rousseau accomplish?

a)

brought education and philosophy to Philadelphia

b)

wrote the Social Contract

c)

criticized the church for repressing new discoveries

d)

believed people were naturally evil

19.

What's the significance of Voltaire?

a)

he wrote the Social Contract

b)

he brought education and philosophy to Philadelphia

c)

he believed people were naturally evil

d)

criticized the church for suppressing new discoveries

20.

Thomas Hobbes did what?

a)

believed that people were naturally evil

b)

criticized the church for suppressing new discoveries

c)

brought education and philosophy to Philadelphia

d)

stated rulers get their authority from the consent of the governed (the people)