What do you call it when the King believed he was chosen by God to rule?

Which of the following is NOT an idea promoted during Enlightenment?

What do you call a King whose power is limited by laws?

Which Enlightenment thinker is responsible for the idea that the purpose of the King was to protect the people's Natural Rights to life, liberty, and proberty.

What effect did Enlightenment have on slavery during the 1800s?

American Colonists were angry about taxes put on them by the British. Why did Britain increase taxes on its American colonies?

What was the most popular slogan for American colonists who were unsatisfied with how the British were ruling the colonies?

Where were most of the revolts happening in American colonies like the "Tea Party"?

Which document was written by Colonists explaining to Britain that the USA was a new independent country and explaining to the British what had drove them to this decision.

What was the final battle of the Revolutionary war where the USA defeated the British and General Cornwallis surrendered?

Who was the King of the British Empire at the time of the American Revolution?

Separation of Powers was important when the US government was created. What are the 3 Branches of of the US government as outlined in the US Constitution?

Which of the following is NOT a power held by the Legislative Branch?

Which branch of the US government has the power to enforce laws and can veto (reject) laws created by congress?

Which branch of the US government can declare any law or action of a government official unconstitutional (illegal)?

Which of the following correctly describes the an Estate (social Class) in France before the Revolution?

Why did King Louis XVI call the Estates General (French Parliament) together?

What did the 3rd Estate (common people) call themselves when they broke away and declared themselves the government of France?

What was the Prison that was taken over by members of the national assembly which officially marks the beginning of the French Revolution?

Which document was writen by the National Assembly that stressed their values and what they wanted for France during the French Revolution?

The Jacobins were a radical group in France that wanted to create what type of government?

The Committee of Public Safety is MOST commonly known for doing what?

Who took power from the National Assembly and declared himself emperor of France?

After Napoleon Bonaparte went to war and conquered most of Europe he was defeated when he invaded Russia. What was the group of European leaders called that made France a Monarchy again and redrew the European borders after Napoleon's defeat?