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All of the following were necessary for the extensive development of railroads except

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large markets, lots of factories, and government regulation

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all of the following are considered to be necessary preconditions for European industrialization except

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well-organized government bureaucracy and tax system

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Continental and US industrialist could catch up with British relatively quickly after 1815 because of all of the following circumstances except

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independently motivated engineers and manufactures

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The German journalist Friedrich List wrote that British free trade ..” make the rest of the world like the Hindus, it’s serfs in all industrial and commercial relations.” what was the basis of calling Hindus serfs

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the British east India company forced Indians to grow cotton for them and then to buy back cloth manufactured in Britqin

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industry developed in nations outside Britain because

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the German states through direct trade with Britain, gained unprecedented access to the most modern equipment

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how did the Agricultural Revolution lead to the Industrial Revolution

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with the greater productivity of farms, many unemployed workers moved to cities to take jobs in factories and the cities in turn had the food necessary to support the additional population

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one of the major economic causes for British industrial success was

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a sound banking system that provided necessary credit

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what was the most efficient system of transportation in Britain in the nineteenth century

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steam powered railroad

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the effect of nineteenth century technological developments in Britain included all of the following Except

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England began its first textile industry

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one of the main reasons the industrial revolution grew at a slower pace on the continent than in the Great Britain was that

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European countries roads and river transportation were not as good as Britains

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What attributes of laissez faire economy were key to the development of the industrial revolution

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private ownership, free enterprise, profit motive, competition, and market economy

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the fundamental cause for the leaders of American Rebels to push for independence from Great Britain was

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imperial, mercantilist economic policies

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Why did Louis XVI agree to call for elections of the Estates General in 1788, when it had t been called in 164 years

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he wanted the estates general to take blame for taxing the 1st and 2nd estates for ten first time in a millennium

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what was so remarkable about the women’s March to Versailles that is captured in the image

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the women were well armed

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the National Assembly of the French Revolution passed all of the following laws except the

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establishment of a republic

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the orthodox Russia church, the Roman Catholic Church, and the various Protestant had which of the following institutional policies in common in the eighteenth century

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significant state control of ecclesiastical appointments

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most small family members opposed the enclosure movement of the agricultural revolution, while the aristocrats general supported it because

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it would remove common lands from village use

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all of the following contributed to the Dutch being the originators of many of the agricultural innovations in the eighteenth century except they

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possessed an intensely agricultural economy

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Guilds remained important organizations in urban areas of Europe in the eighteenth century because they

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provided economic and social stability for craftsmen and their families

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the concept of the creation of an eighteenth century industrious society is one that tries to explain which of the following phenomenon

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the beginning of the textile manufacturing process in Western Europe

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the combination of the treaty of Utrecht and the treaty of Paris were significant in European foreign relations for all the following reasons except

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the Portuguese had to give their ports in Southeast Asia to the Dutch

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the appearance of creole and mestizo ethnic groups in Latin America was a result of

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Iberian immigrants being predominantly male

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As Great Britain developed economically after 1750, it required all of the following except

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a greater percentage of people employed in agriculture

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According to Adam Smith, government should limit itself to all of the following except

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regulating trade

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the chief reason for the importation of African slaves into the new world was

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spanish decline to eliminate the Portugese as competitors for empire

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Which of the following was the most important assumption underlying the economic philosophy of mercantilism

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the wealth of nations was limited and needed to be carefully preserved by holding on to and adding to ones gold and silver supply

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all of the following were causes to the agricultural revolution in Great Britain except

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navigation acts

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the biggest disadvantage to the workers into eh cottage industry was

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earning very low wages because there were so many people to choose from

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the navigation acts were a form of mercantilism because they

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insisted that all good shipped to Great Britain or to their colonies were shipped by British ships

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which of the following was a result of the development of rural manufacturing in the eighteenth century

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the formation of a working class

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which of the following is the most characteristic of voltaires ideas

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empiricism and religios tolerance are to be celebrated

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the Hapsburg emperor Charles Via issued his pragmatic sanction in order to

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Provide legal right for his daughter to become Empress of Austria

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what was the most significant contribution of Copernicus, Brahe, Kepler, Galileo in the scientific revolution

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making direct observation

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which of the following statements is most accurate for those rulers in the eighteenth century who are labeled enlightened absolutist

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they toyed with the ideas of reform but refused to put limits on their royal prerogatives

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what was the significance of Newtons law of universal gravity for the scientific revolution and the enlightenment thinkers

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it provided a single, understandable answer to a complex set of problems

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Rousseaus concept of the ideal government was centered on the

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the general will

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Locked Treatises on Civil Government allowed subjects to revolt provided that

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government had violated property rights

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which of the following is true regarding the salons of the eighteenth century

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they discussed social questions as well as literacy works

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Voltaire support

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religious toleration

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Montesquieu was the originator of which of the following theories

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separation of powers

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what is the connection between Rene Descartes as the philosopher who wrote “I think therefore I am,” and the inventor of analytical geometry

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Descartes started with the simplest point to argue to the most complex

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the Catholic Church did not object to Copernicus idea of heliocentric universe until sixteenth century vecause

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it did don’t become an issue until the counter reformation cracked down on dissent

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what was the significance of newtons law of universal gravity for the scientific revolution and the enlightenment thinkers

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provided single, elegant answer to complex set of problems

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if censorship was so prevalent in France, now did the enlightenment philosophies get their work known and distributed

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their works were published abroad, smuggled in, and sold on the black markets

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why didn’t any of the enlightened absolutists rulers of the eighteenth century free their serfs or slaves as part of their commitment to social reforms

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they feared rebellions or political unrest by either the freedmen or the aristocrats if they did so

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the erudite ides of the scientific revolution and enlightenment got into the middle and lower classes in all of the following ways except

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increased numbers of public schools

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which of the following is the most important reason why Florence became the cultural center of the Renaissance

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the wealth and patronage of the Medici family

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which of the following were striking exceptions to the steady development of centralized nation states in the late fifteenth century

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the Holy Roman Empire and Italy

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all of the following are true of the ideas of Ulrich Zwingli except

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he believe that only adults should be baptized

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…. was the dominant Protestant religion of the first half of the sixteenth century and .,, was the dominant Protestant religion of the second half of that century

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Lutheranism, Calvinsim

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which of the following items of trade greatly increased in importance in the fifteenth and sixteenth centuries

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gold, slaves, spices

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which of the following is true of the influxes of spices and precious metals into the European economy

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They contributed to the price revolution of the sixteenth century

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all of the following are true of mercantilism except

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it asserted that leaders should not spend government money on roads and canals that could be privately funded

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which of the following did not motivate overseas expansion in the fifteenth and sixteenth centuries

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the opening of overland routes to Asia through Ottoman lands

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France differed from England in its political development in the seventeenth century by doing which of the following

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it moved toward absolute monarchy

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all of the following are true of the revolution of the edict of Nantes by Louis XIV except

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it led to the emigration of a quarter of a million Jewish subjects

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which of the following factors best explains the victory of the parliamentary forces in the English Civil war

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Cromwell leadership of the army and his alliance with Scotland

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which of the following was true of the geocentric model

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Ptolemy created it

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Vesalius

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created accurate human anatomy handbook

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Which of the following was true in true in eighteenth century

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most women were still excluded from educational and scientific endeavors

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all of the following are true of Francis Bacon except

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he was one of the leading rationalists

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the philosophes of the enlightenment era disagreed about the specific details of their ideals, but they had in common all of the following except

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they believed they could understand society, but that reforming it would be impossible

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all of the following are true of deism except

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it was accepted by Protestant churches as an alternative to Catholicism

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which of the following was the most important reason for the decline of the Dutch Republic in the eighteenth century

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foreign interference and competition

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most philosophes believe that all of the following were qualities necessary in a political leader for natural rights to be established and preserved except.

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absolute power

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which of the following was the basis of eighteenth century concept of the balance of power

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a desire to counterbalance the power of one state by another to prevent any state from dominating the rest

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all of the following are true about the nobility of the eighteenth century except

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because one became a noblemen by birth, it was impossible for those
without a title to join

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all of the following were causes of the French Revolution except

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intervention by foreign powers

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which of the following best illustrates the participation in the first phase of the revolution by a broad base of subjects

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the women’s March to Versailles and this imprisonment of the royal family

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which of the following forms of government did most members of the National Assembly hope to create

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a constitutional monarchy

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which of the following was the most important. reason for napoleons decisions to attack Russia in 1812

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he wanted to punish Russia for defecting from the continental system

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all of the following allowed the industrial revolution to begin in England except

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the many restrictions placed on British entrepreneurs by the government, keeping them from financial ruin

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which of the following was not among the reasons why the continent lagged behind Britain in industrialization

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continental nations had better roads and canals than did Great Britain

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in response to efforts by British works to form labor unions, parliaments passed

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combination act

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all of the following were known for conservatism except

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Robert Owen

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“the sole end for which mankind are warranted….. is self protection”

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mill

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Thomas Malthius promoted

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the population grows geometrically while food supplies grow arithmetic ally so people will starve to death

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protection of civil liberties, equality before law… are all forms of what Governemnt

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liberal

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which of the following was a lasting result of the revolution

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conservative government returned to power in almost every nation that experienced a revolution

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“in every government there are three sorts of power..when the legislative and executive are united in the same person or in the same person.. there can be no liberty”

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Hobbes

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Which of the following was the basic cause of the French Revolution

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the past abuses of the Old Regime

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What was an important result of the civil constitution of the clergy

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the church was made a department of the French states

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which of the following is not associate with his contribution to the agricultural revolution

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Jethro Toll reaper

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Which of the following is not associated with the ideas of Karl Marx

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natural selection

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which of the following thinkers did not fully accept the heliocentric model

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Brahe

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“but I immediately became aware…. I think therefore I am” which of the following ideas

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rationalism

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why Catholic Church did not immediately reject Copernicus was

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believed his theory would not attract much following and thought it was best not to call attention to it

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Which of the following pairs of thinkers had the greatest impact on science prior to the scientific revolution

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Ptolemy and Aristotle

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all of the following statements about Bacon and Descartes are true except

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both rejected math as proof of knowledge

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which of the following is true of women during the scientific revolution

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society expected women to be good daughters, wives, and mothers

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all of the following are true of the relationship between religion and science during the sixteenth and seventeenth centuries except

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almost all scientist rejected religious beliefs

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all of the following are true of Benedict Spinoza except

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Spinoza believed that science proved the natural equality of men and women

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Vesalius challenged the ideas of Galen bh

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publishing an illustrated thesis that outlined the structure of the body and organs, corrected him

93
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greatest influence on medieval medicine

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Galen

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Which of the following institutions contributed most to the advancement of science in the seventeenth century

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scientific societies

95
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pietism and Methodism stressed

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personal experience with God

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which of the following books supported the basic tenets of the physiocrats

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Adam smith

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all of the following helped lead to the enlightenment except

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Rousseou theory do general wil

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All of the following statements about Mary Wollstonecfaft are true except

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a strong advocate for women’s education

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Enlightening philisophes encourage religious change when they

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advocated belief in God as a watchmaker

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neoclassical art

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royalty

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like Montesquieu, Voltaire admired political system of

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England

102
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David Hume believes

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man could be studied

103
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what was the major cause of the war of the Austrian succession

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death of Charles vi of Austria and the ascension of Maria Theresa to the throne

104
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backbone of Prussian military state

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the Hohenzollern rulers worked closely with the Junkers to build a strong military

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which of the following was an outcome of the war of the Austrian succession and the seven years war

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Prussia became a major European power as a result of the two wars

106
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first step in transition form agrarian and mercantilistic economies to industrialization

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the manufacture of products through cottage industries

107
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Joseph ll of Austria instituted all except

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providing constitutional monarchy

108
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how did the primogeniture change over time..

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gradually other children besides the eldest son were allowed to inherit family lands

109
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Frederick thd great brought all of the following Enlightenment policies to Prussia except

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ending serfdom in all of Prussia

110
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two events that showed the rapidly escalating crisis of 1789 were

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the storming of the Bastille and the Great Fear

111
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in reforming France economically, Napoleon

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collected taxes fairly efficiently

112
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“Descend o liberty…” reflects

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de-christianization of France

113
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Directory’s biggest problem

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attacked by both monarchists and republicans

114
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Napoleons grand empire under his control and allies included all except

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England

115
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reign of terror involved all except

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death of Louis

116
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the final act that led Louis XVi to threaten to dissolve the estates general was

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the third estates creation of the National Assembly and its pledge to draw up a new constitution for France

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napoleons relationship with the Catholic Church included all of the following except

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making the Catholic Church the official state religion