9 week exam 2 Flashcards by jenna .

called himself the sun king

Louis XIV

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founded Quebec (first prominent France colony)

Samuel De Champlaign

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government by men who sit at desks

bureaucracy

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used to entertain and distract nobles

palace of versailles

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ended the war of spanish succession

Treaty of Utrecht

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time where philosophy changed the thinking of france

Age of Enlightenment

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father of french romanticsm

rousseau

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father of the enlightenment

voltaire

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said after me the deluge

Louis XV

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king at beginning of french revolution

Louis XVI

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France social classes

estates

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start of french revolution

July 14, 1789

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vow to meet until constitution is written

tennis court oath

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Frances first constitution

1791

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Constituent Assembly was divided into 3 groups.

left
right
center

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led committee of public safety

Robespierre

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executed by guillotine

Louis XVI

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rejects scripture; views God as impersonal

deism

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became dictator of France after the french revolution

Napolean

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Napolean sold ___ to US

Louisiana territory

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Napolean’s accomplishment

concordat

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England defeated Napoleon’s navy in the Mediterranean Sea

Battle of Trafalgar

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greatest naval hero

Lord Horratio Nelson

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Napoleans’s greatest military victory

Battle of Austerlitz

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withdrew Russia from Continental system

Czar Alexander I

Napoleon ordered that any nation allied with France was not allowed to trade with England

Continental system

napolean's final defeat

Battle of Waterloo

Napolean's exiles:

1. Elba 2. St. Helena

James I published KJV Bible in ____

1611

queen Elizabeth's successor

James I; united england and scotland

united england and scotland

James I

king's supporters parliaments supporters (English Civil War)

Cavaliers-king Roundheads- Parliament

Date Jamestown was founded

1607

Date Massachusettes Bay was founded

1630

king during eleven years tyranny

Charles I

date plymouth was founded

1620

_____ was king during the English Civil war

Charles I

the army named "ironsides"; their army won

Oliver Cromwell

Cromwells government was _____ he called himself _____

Protectorate; Lord Protector

Oliver Cromwell's weak successor

Richard Cromwell

wrote Paradise Lost; Englands Greatest epic

John Milton

wrote Pilgrims progress; England's greatest allegory

John Bunyan

William and Mary overthrew Marys father. This was the _____ revolution

Bloodless/ Glorious

last Stuart monarch in England

Queen Anne; created united kingdom

wrote sinners in the hands of an angry God

Jonathan Edwards

greatest evangalist

George Whitefield

brought the Great Awakening to england

Wesleys

experience is the only source of knowledge

empiricism

to know truth is impossible and truth is uncertain

skepticism

leader of Moravians

Count von Zinzendorf

Wesleys started ___ church

Methodist

led the movement in England to end slavery

William Wilberforce

the father of the Sunday school movement

Robert Raikes

commentaries on the Laws of England; leading authority of British law

William Blackstone

father of modern missions

William Carey

charted the islands of new zealand, Australia, etc.

James Cook

wrote Amazing Grace

John Newton

started Hanoverian Line of kings

George I

king of England when 13 American colonies were settled

George II

the idea that the colonies existed for the mother colonies

mercantilism

king during American war for Independence

George III

most important statement of human rights. date?

Declaration of Independence. July 4, 1776

growing just enough food to meet personal needs

subsistence farming

first US president

George Washington

work was done in homes or private shops

domestic system

wages compared to the cost of living

real wages

mechanical reaper

Cyrus McCormick

steel plow

John Deere

industrial revolution began ____

England's Textile factories

cotton gin

Eli whitney

practical steam engine

James Watt

practical steamship

Fulton

steam powered locomotive

stephenson

first electric telegraph

Samuel Morse

perfected first modern automobile

Henry Ford

first transatlantic cable

Cyrus Field

germ theory of disease

pasteur

first working telephone

Alexander Graham Bell

first vaccine for smallpox

Edward Jenner

one of the greatest inventors

Thomas edison

largest oil company

Rockefeller

largest steele company

Carneige

America's growth is contributed to ____

capitalism

known for banking

JP morgan

wrote wealth of nations

Adam Smith

donating money to social causes to help the less fortunate

Philanthropy

Queen Victoria's husband

prince albert

right to vote

suffrage

prince of preachers; one of the greatest preachers of victorian england

Spurgeon

greatest preachers in America

DL Moody

missionary to china; started china Inland mission

J. Hudson Taylor

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