Who was the first to came to power in France at the end of the French Revolution?

Belief in the ideas of the Enlightenment and discontent within the Third Estate were causes of which Revolution?

The French Revolution started with the storming of which prison?

After being exiled to the island of Elba & escaping, Napoleon Bonaparte went to battle against the army of Austria in which battle?

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In 1804 Napoleon Bonaparte crowned himself emperor of France?

What was the name of Napoleon Bonaparte's set of rules and regulations?

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The fall of Maximillien Robespierre & the execution of King Louis XVI marked the end of the Reign of Terror in France?

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Baron de Montesquieu was the philosophe associated with "Checks and Balances" during the Enlightenment?

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Thomas Hobbes was the philosophe associated with "Natural Rights " during the Enlightenment?

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Thomas Hobbes was the philosophe known as the inventor of the "Social Contract " during the Enlightenment?

Which philosopher believed that women should have the same rights as men?

What was the name of the intellectual movement that was responsible for challenging unlimited governments and caused people to question the authority of the church?

What were the intellectuals of the Enlightenment called?

Enlightened thinkers based their philosophical beliefs on what two things?

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Free speech & freedom of religion was championed by John Locke during the Enlightenment?

Absolute Monarchs believed that their power came from God. What is this known as?

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Thomas Hobbes was the philisophe that believed the best government system, was one that was based on a monarch that has absolute power with zero checks & balances?

This person helped create capitalism and wrote the book The Wealth of Nations, that is based on supply and demand and Laissez-Faire.

Which of the following is life, liberty, and property?

Who was the enlightened ruler of Russia that sought to abolish capital punishment?

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The Seven Year's War from 1756-1773 helped spark the American and French Revolutions?

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George Washington & other leaders of the Continental Congress, along with Thomas Jefferson & the Declaration of Independence led the revolt in the American colonies against British rule?

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The Boston Tea Party in 1774 led to the imposition of the Coercive Acts by the British?

Who led the revolt in Haiti against French rule?

Which Latin American revolutionary leader fought against Spanish forces and created the short-lived 'Gran Colombia'?

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Taxation without representation is what first sparked the American Revolution?

In which years did the Seven Years' War begin and end?

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The Seven Years' War was an overwhelming victory for France.

Who was responsible for the taxes imposed on the people during the Stamp Act?

With the Seven Years War defeating France & humiliating them, this put them in so much debt that allowed what 2 revolutions to begin their power?

Great Britain tried to raise revenues from their subjects but failed miserably, what was this known as?

In 1773 the British imposed a new tax system on their subjects, what was this tax known as?

What year did the French government officially ally itself with the American revolution?

In 1810 these 2 priests led an insurrection that was put to a stop by the Catholic Church & creole landowners, who are these 2 priests?

Which general led a successful fight against the Spanish forces between 1819-1830 & created a Gran Colombia?

What type of people did the Second Estate consist of?

What was the date that the French Revolution ended on?

After the long struggle for democracy, this single person by the name of Napoleon Bonaparte crowned himself emperor of which country?

How old was Napoleon Bonaparte when he first became a general?

With Napoleons new power, in the early 1800's he turned to battles once again & sent his forces to defeat the large Austrian army where?

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After Napoleon escaped Elba in 1814 & returned to power, he went to battle against the British Duke of Wellington & the Prussian Prince Blucher at which battle?

After losing at the Battle of Waterloo Napoleon was exiled to what island?

Everywhere Napoleon went he took with him a legal system that included different ideals of the French Revolution, what was the name of this legal system?

Napoleon ruled as an individual making decisions without limits, what type of ruler is this known as?