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Enlighten-ment Revolution

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Scientifc Revolution

$100 Question from England

England’s greatest monarch, 1558-1603

$100 Answer from England

Elizabeth I


Only English monarch ever executed; supported by the

Cavaliers, but lost the English Civil War


Charles I


This king from Scotland was the first monarch in

England from the House of Stuart. He sponsored a translation of the Bible.


James I


Merry Monarch restored to the throne after Oliver Cromwell’s

rule as Lord Protector


Charles II


Document of the Glorious Revolution

creating a constitutional

monarchy


English Bill of Rights

$100 Question of Scientific Revolution

Scientist who explained laws of

motion and gravity

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Sir Isaac Newton

$200 Question from Scientific Revolution

Theory first explained by

Copernicus stating the planets revolve

around the sun

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Heliocentric Theory

$300 Question fromScientific Revolution

Edward Jenner’s most significant

invention

$300 Answer fromScientific Revolution

Smallpox Vaccine


Devised and advocated the scientific method


Francis Bacon


Invented by Leeuwenhoek


Microscope

$100 Question from Absolutism

Monarchs’ belief that the power to rule was given by God

$100 Answer from Absolutism

Divine Right of Kings


Palace built by Louis XIV to demonstrate his wealth and power


Versailles


Absolute monarch who wanted to westernize Russia; this leader built a

new capital city


Peter the Great


This leader opposed absolute monarchy and fought the English Civil War to

overthrow King Charles I


Oliver Cromwell


Louis XIV, Elizabeth I, and Peter I are examples of

progressive, forward-thinkng absolute monarchs known as -- ?


Enlightened Despots

$100 Question from Enlightenment

The Law of Nature promises “life, health, liberty, and property.”

$100 Answer from Enlightenment

John Locke


Life in a state of nature would be “solitary, poor, nasty,

brutish, and short.” He wrote Leviathan.


Thomas Hobbes


Idea that government’s power comes from the

people


Popular Sovereignty


Document promising

universal male suffrage to all

citizens


Declaration of the Rights of Man


Idea that people give up rights in order to form a government

that provides stability and security; described by Hobbes

and Rousseau


Social Contract

$100 Question from Revolution

Lowest social class in France prior to the Revolution

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Third Estate


Latin American leader for independence; he fought for

Gran Colombia


Simon Bolivar


Economic cause of both the American and French

Revolutions


Taxation [without

representation]


Haitian leader of only successful slave rebellion in

history


Toussaint L’Ouverture


What is the correct chronological order of the

following:American RevolutionEnlightenment begins

French RevolutionGlorious Revolution

Gran Colombian Revolution


Enlightenment beginsGlorious RevolutionAmerican Revolution

French RevolutionGran Colombian Revolution

Double JeopardyFrench

RevolutionPlaces Dates Potluck

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Final Jeopardy

People

$200 Question forFrench Revolution

What was the slogan of the Revolutionaries during the

French Revolution?

$200 Answer forFrench Revolution

“Liberté, Egalité, Fraternité”

[“Liberty, Equality, Fraternity”]


French Independence Day is July 14, marking the

anniversary of what event?

$400 Answer for French Revolution

The Storming of the Bastille


Where did members of the Third Estate go after being excluded from the meeting of the Estates-General, to declare an oath, marking the start

of the French Revolution?


A Tennis Court


What leader of the Committee on Public

Safety, which conducted the Reign of Terror, was

eventually executed himself?


Robespierre


The French Revolution overthrew the monarchy

and social system in France, which were

thereafter known as the --?


Old Regime (or Regime Ancien)

$200 Question forPeople

Who was the military leader who took over

French government after the French Revolution

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Napoleon [Bonaparte]


Who described the ideal government as one divided into three branches in order

to separate powers?


Montesquieu


Who was the mathematician and

astronomer who described the planets’ elliptical orbits

in our solar system?


Johannes Kepler


What classical Austrian musician performed and

composed as a child?


[Wolfgang Amadeus] Mozart


Who is known for the quote: “I think, therefore I am.”

He applied reason to mathematics and created

analytical geometry, linking algebra and geometry.


Rene Descartes

$200 Question forPlaces

Country where Civil War was fought between

Cavaliers and Roundheads

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England


Country ruled by czars; one of them built the city

of St. Petersburg


Russia


In what Latin American colony was revolution led by Miguel Hidalgo, José

Morelos, and Agustin Iturbide?


Mexico


What Portuguese colony in Latin America gained its

independence without military conflict?


Brazil


Paris and London were the places referenced in

Charles Dickens’ A Tale of Two Cities. Around what

event was this famous novel set?


The French Revolution

$200 Question forDates

Name the event that occurred onJuly 4, 1776.

$200 Answer forDates

The Declaration of Independence was signed.


In what year did the French Revolution begin?


1789


In 1588, Elizabeth I oversaw her most

significant military accomplishment as queen.

What was it?


The defeat of the Spanish Armada


Put these English Monarchs in chronological order:

Charles IElizabeth I

William and MaryHenry VIII

James I


Henry VIIIElizabeth I

James ICharles I

William and Mary


Put these writers/philosophers in chronological order according to when their

most signifcant works were published:Thomas Jefferson

John LockeMachiavelli

Mary Wollstonecraft


MachiavelliJohn Locke

Thomas JeffersonMary Wollstonecraft

$200 Question forPotluck

What was the musical period of history represented by Johannes Sebastian Bach?

$200 Answer forPotluck

Baroque


What social class near the top of the hierarchy in

Latin American colonies was made up of the white descendants of European

settlers?


Creoles


What is the official religion of England?


Anglican[also acceptable—

Protestant]


What is the source of this quote: “We hold these truths to be self-evident, that

all men are created equal, that they are endowed by their Creator with certain

unalienable Rights, that among these Rights are Life, Liberty, and the pursuit of

Happiness.”


The Declaration of Independence, written by

Thomas Jefferson


Who is credited as the source of this quote?

“I disapprove of what you say but I defend to the

death your right to say it.”


Voltaire

Final Jeopardy

• Category: Documents

Final Jeopardy

Five freedoms guaranteed in the First Amendment to the

U.S. Constitution

Final Jeopardy Answer

Religion, Speech, Press, Assembly, and Petition