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46 Cards in this Set
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"Sun King"
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Louis XIV
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Wrote Amazing Grace
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John Newton
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Sailed down the Mississippi for France
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Robert Cavalier de la Salle
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"Father of New France"
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Samuel de Champlain
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Said, "After me the deluge"
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Louis XVI
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Established the Committee of Public Safety
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Maximelien Robespierre
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Great literary figure
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Samuel Johnson
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Napoleon's second wife
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Marie Louise
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King of restored Bourbon monarchy
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Louis XVIII
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"Father of French Romanticism"
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Jean-Jacques Rousseau
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_____________ is the philosophy which taught that man is naturally good, but society is bad.
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Romanticism
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The Great Awakening began with a sermon by _____________ to his New England church.
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Johnathan Edwards
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____________ is the belief that experience is the only source of knowledge.
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Empiricism
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The __________ was composed of the clergy.
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First Estate
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On July 14, _______, a Paris mob stormed the Bastille.
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1789
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The _________ was the conservative group of France's Constituent Assembly
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Right
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The _______________ is also known as the "Battle of Nations."
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Battle of Leipzig
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James _____ succeeded Elizabeth as monarch of England.
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Stuart
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____________ established a Moravian settlement on his estate.
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Count von Zinzendorf
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The Cavaliers ________ the king during the English Civil War.
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Supported
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Began the Pietist movement
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Philipp Spener
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Leader in education
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August Francke
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"Father of American Missions"
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Adoniram Judson
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Started England's first Sunday school
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Robert Raikes
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French cardinal
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Cardinal Mazarin
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Editor of the Encyclopedia
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Denis Diderot
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Fought to abolish slavery in England
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William Wilberforce
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Succeeded James I
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Charles I
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Overthrown by the Glorious Revolution
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James II
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Philosopher of the Age of Reason
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John Locke
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What was the name of the government that Oliver Cromwell established after the Commonwealth?
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the Protectorate
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What execution device became a symbol of the French Revolution?
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Guillotine
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What was the first permanent English settlement in the New World?
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Jamestown
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What religion rejected Scripture and professed that God is an impersonal Being revealed only in nature?
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Deism
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What forbade the importation of British goods into any European country under French control?
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Continental System
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Name the system of weights and measures devised during the French Revolution?
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Metric System
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What is the name of the magnificent palace built 10 miles outside Paris?
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Versailles
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The __________ attempted to apply human reason to all areas of man's life and establish a new social order.
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Enlightenment
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Who explored Australia and New Zealand for Great Britain?
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James Cook
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Who succeeded William III as monarch of England?
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Anne
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What was Napoleon's greatest victory?
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Battle of Austerlitz
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George Whitefield preached around ___________ times.
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18,000
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Which of the following was not accomplished by the August 4 Decrees?
A)Noblemen could no longer collect land taxes from peasants. B)All citizens became eligible for public office. C)The monarchy no longer existed in France. D)Everyone in France was forced to pay taxes. |
C)The monarchy no longer existed in France
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Which of the following best describes the reason behind Napoleon's defeat in Russia?
A)Untrained French Troops B)Russian Winter C)Failure to capture Moscow D)Napoleon's unpopularity |
Russian winter
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Which of the following does not describe the Committee of Public Safety?
A)It held extensive police and judicial powers. B)It instituted the Reign of Terror. C)It was dominated my the leadership of one man. D)It established a stable government in France. |
D) It established a stable government in France.
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Explain the role of the Great Awakening in the birth of the United States.
Discuss at least two results of the Great Awakening that prepared Americans for independence. |
Essay should include:
Thousands of sinners were converted and countless believers revived. A new missionary spirit was kindled. New school and colleges were founded. The people's hearts were prepared for religious and political freedom. The Great Awakening brought a sense of unity to the different denominations in America, causing the Colonists to begin to see themselves as Americans. |