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WorksheetsFirst Partial Review Liberalism
Total questions: 58
Worksheet time: 19mins
What is a primary source?
A diary from 1914
A modern history textbook
A Netflix documentary
A Wikipedia article
What is a secondary source?
A painting made during the French Revolution
A newspaper from 1789
A modern article analyzing the French Revolution
A speech by Louis XVI
True or False: An indirect source was originally created for another purpose but provides historical information.
True
False
A direct source was created to...
Entertain
Inform or record an event
Sell in a market
Predict the future
An example of an indirect source is...
A law
A personal letter
A piece of furniture
A transcript of a speech
OPVL in source analysis means:
Origin, Purpose, Value, Limitation
Order, Purpose, Verify, Logic
Open, Process, View, Learn
Opinion, Test, Value, Lesson
Which source is more reliable?
A blog without citations
An article in a peer-reviewed journal
A random TikTok
A gossip magazine
True or False: A photo from 1945 of Hiroshima is a secondary source.
True
False
The first step of the scientific method is:
Test
Observation
Hypothesis
Analyze
What step comes after forming a hypothesis?
Conclusion
Observation
Test/Experiment
Background Research
“Water boils at 100°C” is an example of...
Fact
Opinion
Explanation
Hypothesis
"In my opinion, online learning is boring" is...
Fact
Opinion
Explanation
Hypothesis
“COVID-19 interrupted education because schools closed worldwide” is...
Fact
Opinion
Explanation
Hypothesis
True or False: The scientific method is evidence-based and systematic.
True
False
Francis Bacon is known for...
Rationalism
The heliocentric model
Promoting experimentation (empiricism)
Law of Gravity
René Descartes is known for the phrase:
“Life, liberty, property”
“I think, therefore I am”
“Man is born free…”
“I am the state”
Who proposed the heliocentric model?
Galileo
Copernicus
Newton
Locke
Galileo used the __________ to support heliocentrism.
Microscope
Telescope
Compass
Globe
Isaac Newton is famous for...
Chemistry experiments
Discovering anatomy
Laws of motion and gravity
Writing The Wealth of Nations
Robert Boyle is the father of:
Physics
Chemistry
Economics
Anatomy
Vesalius changed medicine by...
Inventing vaccines
Dissecting humans and correcting anatomy
Writing about the invisible hand
Inventing calculus
True or False: Galileo was judged by the Church.
True
False
The Church resisted heliocentrism because...
It was too expensive
It challenged its authority and worldview
It was not logical according to the Bible
It came from England
The humanism in the Scientific Revolution meant...
To place God at the center
To focus on human creativity and freedom
To repeat traditions
To study only religion that put humans at the center
John Locke believed in...
Natural rights: life, liberty, property
Separation of powers
Absolute monarchy
Freedom of expression
The main contribution of Montesquieu:
General will of the people
Separation of powers
Invisible hand
Feminism
Voltaire defended...
Divine right of kings
Freedom of expression and religion
Absolute monarchy
Mercantilism as the beginnings of capitalism
Rousseau believed that man was...
Naturally evil
Naturally good
Of no importance
Dependent on kings
Adam Smith is called the father of...
Modern democracy
Modern economics
Chemistry
Physics
Mary Wollstonecraft advocated for...
Rights and education of women
Power of the monarch
Divine right of kings
Chemistry experiments
Who said: “Man is born free, and everywhere he is in chains”? and addressed the need of a government by consent.
Voltaire
Rousseau
Locke
Montesquieu
“Life, liberty, and property” is connected to…
Locke
Voltaire
Newton
Copernicus
Who is associated with the theory of the invisible hand?
Locke
Montesquieu
Adam Smith
Voltaire
The famous work of Wollstonecraft is:
The Wealth of Nations
A Vindication of the Rights of Woman
The Spirit of the Laws
Two Treatises of Government
True or false: The ideas of the Enlightenment inspired the American and French revolutions.
True
False
A principle of liberalism is…
Absolute monarchy
Individual freedom
Servitude
Nobility privileges
Equality before the law means…
Everyone has different rules
Everyone is judged by the same laws
Congress make the laws that citizens must respect
Priests are above the law
Private property is…
Land and belongings owned by the state
Land and belongings owned by individuals
A type of monarchy focused on private liberties
Another word for taxes
Liberalism values…
Tradition over change
Freedom and rights
Absolute power
"Feudal, feudal, feudal"
True or false: Liberalism opposes social equality.
True
False
Which Enlightenment thinker had the most direct influence on liberalism?
Newton
Locke
Vesalius
Galileo
The phrase “L’État, c’est moi” means…
The state is the king
The state is the people
The state is the Church
The state is the law
Who said it?
Montesquieu
Louis XIV
Voltaire
Newton
The Old Regime divided society into…
Four estates
Three estates
Two estates
One estate
The Third Estate included…
Nobles
Clergy
Common people (97%)
Kings
True or false: The nobility and the clergy paid more taxes under absolutism.
True
False
The absolute monarchy was justified by…
Separation of powers
Divine right of kings
Invisible hand
Scientific method
Main slogan of the American colonists:
Power to the king!
No taxation without representation!
Liberty, equality, fraternity!
I am the state!
Who wrote most of the Declaration of Independence?
George Washington
Thomas Jefferson
Benjamin Franklin
John Locke
The Declaration of Independence (1776) was influenced by…
The social contract of Rousseau
The separation of powers of Montesquieu
The natural rights of Locke
The civil liberties of Voltaire
The Articles of Confederation were weak because…
They gave too much power to the federal government
They gave too much power to the states
They created an absolute monarchy
They prohibited private property
The U.S. Constitution (1787) was influenced by…
The idea of freedom of expression from Voltaire
The separation of powers from Montesquieu
The general will of Rousseau
The invisible hand of Adam Smith
The first 10 amendments to the Constitution are called…
The Bill of Rights
The Charter of Rights
The Social Contract
The Wealth of Nations
The Bill of Rights guarantees…
Freedom of expression, religion, and the press
Absolute monarchy
Right of kings to govern
Rights that each of the newly formed states have
True or false: The Treaty of Paris (1783) ended the American Revolution.
True
False
The American Revolution began in…
1607
1775
1787
1791
The Constitution of the U.S. was written in…
1776
1781
1787
1791
Which Enlightenment thinker had the most influence on Jefferson?
Locke
Newton
Descartes
Smith
