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WorksheetsCH 19 & 20 Enlightenment and Revolutions
Total questions: 41
Worksheet time: 21mins
created the Scientific Method with Francis Bacon
Tycho Brahe
Galileo Galilei
Rene Descartes
Nicolaus Copernicus
French philosopher was known for his sarcastic writings that were often critical of governments and upper class society?
Diderot
Chaucer
Montesquieu
Voltaire
the name given to the time where theories about the natural world and procedures to test those ideas came about?
Age of Theories
The Enlightenment
Scientific Revolution
Scientific Method
Which is NOT an effect of the Scientific Revolution?
Development of the Scientific Method
universe is viewed as a well-ordered system
led to the beginnings of modern science
Belief in progress of power and reason
astronomer who discovered the Earth revolves around the Sun
Galileo Galilei
Nicolaus Copernicus
Robert Boyle
Sir Isaac Newton
known as the "father of modern Chemistry"
Sir Isaac Newton
Johannes Kepler
Tycho Brahe
Robert Boyle
French philosopher who argued that a social contract existed between all of society and teh government
Voltaire
Jean-Jacques Rousseau
Adam Smith
John Locke
Ideas of the __________________ inspired educated people throughout Europe and beyond to use reason to help solve human problems.
Enlightenment
Scientific Method
French Revolution
Age of Science
English philosopher who believed that people were naturally happy, tolerant, and reasonable and all were born equal
Thomas Hobbes
Baron de Montesquieu
John Locke
Jean-Jacques Rousseau
Scottish economist who argued for a laissez-faire approach to business and the economy
Mary Wollstonecraft
Thomas Hobbes
Robert Boyle
Adam Smith
the Declaration of Independence proposed the idea that________
monarchs should have more rights that their subjects
monarchy should be abolished everywhere
the people should have no part in governing the country
an unjust government should be overthrown
which is NOT an Enlightenment idea?
natural world and human nature are governed by natural law
governments should reflect natural laws and promote education
ability to reason makes humans unique
Enlightened Despots are the only good absolute monarchs
English thinker who argued that people were evil and needed strict government to control them
Thomas Hobbes
John Locke
Voltaire
Baron de Montesquieu
Who was at the top of the Old Order in France?
The Pope
The oldest living person in France
The King
The First Estate
Which groups made up the First and Second Estate?
Butlers and Housekeepers
Clergy and Commoners
Clergy and Nobles
Nobles and Commoners
What percentage of the French population made up the 3rd Estate?
85%
88%
77%
97%
What sparked the idea of revolution in the 3rd Estate?
American Revolution
All of these
famine, debt, and higher taxes
Enllightenment ideas that question government
In 1789 Louis XVI called together a meeting with all three estates to discuss new laws and taxes known as the –
Meeting of the Assemblies
Meeting of the Estates General
Storming of the Bastille
National Assembly
where did the 3rd Estate meet after being kicked out the meeting of the Estates General
a tennis court
Versailles Palace Ballroom
The Eiffel Tower
The Bastille
How did the National Assembly react to Louis XVI sending troops to Versailles and Paris?
They stormed the Palace at Versailles and demanded bread
The stormed the Versailles Palace armory for weapons
They stormed the Bastille for weapons
They drew moustaches on all the statues in Paris
This document laid out the basic principles of the French Revolution – “liberty, equality, brotherhood.”
Declaration of Independence
Declaration of the Revolution
Declaration of Louis XVI is a bad King and deserves the guillotine
Declaration of the Rights of Man and the Citizen
How was King Louis XVI executed?
lethal injection
electric chair
hanging
beheaded by the guillotine
wealthy people of the 3rd Estate
sans culottes
bourgeoisie
cahiers
croque monsieur
Marie Antoinette belonged to which powerful European family?
Hohenzollern
Tudor
Habsburg
Romanov
what did the 7000 women who stormed Versailles palace demand of Marie Antoinette?
ice cream
wine
bread
clothing
term to describe the working class of the 3rd Estate
sans culottes
clergy
bastille
aristocrats
British laws enacted in response to the Boston Tea Party
Stamp Act
Newton's Laws
Intolerable Acts
Tea Acts
economic system free of government interference
plutocracy
laissez-faire
communism
bastille
medieval fortified prison in Paris
Versailles
Eiffel Tower
Louvre
Bastille
person with extreme political views
radical
bastille
bourgeoisie
bouffon
Polish astronomer who suggested teh heliocentric model of the solar system
Copernicus
Galileo
Brahe
Mandela
father of modern Chemistry
Tycho Brahe
Sir Isaac Newton
Robert Boyle
Geoffrey Chaucer
believed that people are basically good but are corrupted by society
Voltaire
Rene Descartes
Don Keigh
Jean-Jacques Rousseau
believed the best government had a seperation of powers
Baron de Montesquieu
Voltaire
Arty Fischel
Jean-Jacques Rousseau
French philosopher who wrote with "biting wit" about injustices he observed
Adam Zapel
Voltaire
Jean-Jacques Rousseau
Jean-Claude Van Damme
Step one of the Scientific Method
identify a problem
form your conclusion
create experiments to test your theory
record results of experiments
step 2 of Scientific Method
perform experiments to test a hypothesis
propose a hypothesis that can be tested
record results of experiments
forma conclusion based on your results
step 3 of Scientific Method
identify a problem to be solved
propose a hypothesis to the problem that can be tested
form your conclusions
perform experiments to test your hypothesis
step 4 of Scientific Method
form a conclusion based on your results
record the results of the experiments
identify a problem to solve
perform experiments
step 5 of the Scientific Method
run away and never do science again
identify a problem to be solved
perform experiments to test the hypothesis
form your conclusions
Which of the following is not an Enlightened Despot
Catherine the Great
Frederick the Great
Joseph II of Austria
Louis XVI
