Chapter 5 Test Flashcards

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Peter the Great built St. Petersburg for what reason?

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He wanted a ice free seaport so he could trade with the west

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What was the Edict of Nantes?

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Helped bring an end to religious wars in France

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What was important about the English Bill of Rights?

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It was established the a King’s limits of power and guaranteed rights of the people. William and Mary were forced to sign it which made England a constitutional monarchy

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Why did Louis XIV build the Palace of Versailles?

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To show off other monarchs; keep enemies there, so he can keep an eye on them

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What group disagreed the most with the scientific method?

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Church (clergy)

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What did the church do to Galileo even after he recanted?

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He was kept under house arrest

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Who believed that observation, experimentation, and math were the basis it scientific knowledge?

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Issac Newton

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What happened when Parliament forced William and Mary to accept limits on their power during the Glorious Revolution?

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It made England a Constitutional Monarchy

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What is divine right?

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Belief God gave absolute power to the king

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What did Peter the Great do for Russia by raising women’s status and changing fashion?

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Westernized Russia

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Who said “I am the state”?

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King Louis XIV

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Why did European monarchs become absolute rulers?

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To end religious wars

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What historical document of the United States did Montesquieu’s system of checks and balances influences?

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United States Constituation

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What did Louis XIV do to his nobles to limit their power?

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Kept them at the palace of Versailles

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Who was Mary Wollstonecraft?

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That women should have the same political rights as men

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15
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What did the philosophers and scientists work in common?

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They both worked with natural laws governing the universe

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What did the writings of the philosophers concerning the natural rights of man encourage?

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Political revolutions

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What were the most important ideas of the Scientific Revolution?

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Use of experimentation and observation, they also questioned traditional beliefs about the universe, they also made improvements in scientific instruments and medicine

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Q

Who believed in the consent of the governed?

Consent: agreed to, permission to

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Locke and Rousseau

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During the Age of Absolutism who had all the power?

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The absolute Monarch - king

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What happened during the Scientific Revolution?

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It made the scientific theory more practical for everyone

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Why did Louis XIV force nobles to live at the Palace of Versailles?

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He wanted to limit their power