History Term 1 Exam Flashcards

1
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a sun-centered theory

A

heliocentric

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2
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new way of thinking that changed how europeans understood science and searched for knowledge

A

Scientific Revolution

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3
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belief that reason and experience must be present for the solution of problems

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Rationalism

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4
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the steps for an orderly search for knowledge

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scientific method

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5
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a substance that is made up of atoms of only one kind

A

Element

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6
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Which early scientist theorized that the planets moved in elliptical orbits, or oval-like paths, around the sun?

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Johannes Kepler

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6
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“I think, therefore i am” was written by

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Rene Descartes

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6
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Ptolemy’s geocentric, or Earth-centered, theory

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was accepted in europe for over 1400 years.

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6
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As europeans began their voyages of exploration in the 1400s,

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better charts and maps were created.

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6
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Who was the english thinker who developed the scientific method?

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Francis Bacon

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7
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applied to everyone and could be understood by reason

A

natural law

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8
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a religious belief based on reason

A

deism

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9
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the overthrow of king charles II in england

A

glorious revolution

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10
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an agreement between rulers and the people

A

social contract

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11
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government in which monarchs hold total power over the people

A

absolutism

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12
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during the enlightenment, thomas hobbes and john locke based their ideas about government on

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natural law

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13
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Separation of power means that governmental power is divided among different groups such as:
executive judicial and?

A

Legislative branches

14
Q

One english writer who was a strong supporter of women’s rights was

A

Mary Wollstonecraft

15
Q

France’s sun king, or king louis XIV, was a(n)

A

absolute monarch

16
Q

was one of russia’s most powerful czars

A

PETER THE GREAT

17
Q

Document stating that the colonies were seperating from britian

A

Declaration of Independence

17
Q

Religious group that had been persecuted in england; established Pennsylvania

A

Quakers

18
Q

Clash between British troops and colonists

A

Boston Massacre

19
Q

Stated the colonists had to sell their products to Britian even if they could get higher prices elsewhere

A

Navigation Acts

20
Q

Agreement the pilgrims signed stating that they would choose their own leaders

A

Mayflower Compact

21
Q

By the early 1700s, how many colonies did England have along the Atlantic Coast?

A

13

22
Q

In 1707 who united with England to form Britain

A

Scotland

23
Q

Why did Britain tax the colonists and tighten trade rules?

A

They were deep in debt because of a war they had won against france

24
Q

How did the colonists protest against the Stamp Act?

A

They boycotted
British goods taxed by the Stamp Act.

25
Q

The final victory for the colonists in the war for independence against Britain was the

A

battle of yorktown

26
Q

formed the National Assembly to write a constitution for France

A

The Third Estate

27
Q

The middle class

A

BOURGEOISIE

28
Q

general who crowned himself emperor of france

A

Napoleon Bonaparte

29
Q

lawyer who tried to create a “Republic of Virtue” but instead established the Reign of Terror

A

Maximilien Robespierre

30
Q

site where Britain’s Duke of Wellington defeated the French

A

Waterloo (we can’t do anything.)

30
Q

In the 1700s, the frustrations of poor French people were a cause of

A

The french revolution

31
Q

This king was overthrown during the French Revolution

A

Louis XVI

32
Q

This radical group attending the national assembly wanted the most far-reaching political changes for France.

A

Jacobins

33
Q

What was the goal of congress of Vienna?

A

returning Europe to a state of peace and stability after a long period of war

34
Q

Which two combined forces helped bring an end to Napoleon’s empire

A

both the British and Russian military and the rise of nationalism