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Unit 4 Review: Enlightenment & RevolutionsVersión en línea Enlightenment & Revolutions quiz por Loralli Millidge 1 What conditions caused the rise of absolute monarchies in Europe? a Distributed governance with shared power among estates b Centralized power and strong, hierarchical authority under a single ruler c Democratic elections and frequent referendums 2 What are the pros and cons of absolutism? a Pros: frequent elections; Cons: unstable leadership b Pros: widespread representation; Cons: slow decision-making c Pros: centralized efficiency and order; Cons: potential for tyranny and lack of personal rights 3 Choose one monarch and explain 3 things they did that showed they had absolute power. a Explain three acts showing delegation of authority to local councils b Explain three acts demonstrating limited power and oversight by a parliament c Examples will vary by monarch chosen; explain three acts demonstrating centralized, unchecked authority 4 What were the causes of the Scientific Revolution? a A decline in learning and a return to medieval methods only b A combination of advances in mathematics, astronomy, and experimentation, along with challenges to traditional authorities c Isolation from international scholarly exchange 5 What were the major effects of the Age of Enlightenment? a Rise of feudalism and monarchic absolutism with little reform b Emphasis on reason, science, individual rights, and reform of governments and societies c Decline of education and personal freedoms 6 Identify the Enlightenment thinker known for each idea: The govt's power comes only from the people consenting to it, and all people have natural rights - life, liberty, and property a Voltaire b John Locke c Immanuel Kant 7 Identify the Enlightenment thinker known for each idea: The only good gov’t is one where people have complete say, and have a 'social contract' to create a society and gov’t they want a Montesquieu b Jean-Jacques Rousseau c Thomas Hobbes 8 Identify the Enlightenment thinker known for each idea: Women should be seen as equals with men and have a say in what goes on in their gov’t and society a Voltaire b Adam Smith c Mary Wollstonecraft 9 Identify the Enlightenment thinker known for each idea: People need government, and have a 'social contract' with the gov’t where they give up rights in order to receive law and order a Voltaire b Jean-Jacques Rousseau c John Locke 10 Identify the Enlightenment thinker known for each idea: The best way to protect people is a separation of powers to keep one group/person from taking too much control a Voltaire b Hobbes c Montesquieu 11 Identify the Enlightenment thinker known for each idea: Societies should be tolerant and grant people the freedom of religious belief and freedom of thought and expression a Locke b Voltaire c Rousseau 12 What actions by King James II caused English citizens to grow unhappy with him? a Support for constitutional limits and religious tolerance b Economic reforms and broad parliamentary power c Actions demonstrating overreach and violation of traditional constitutional limits 13 What two changes resulted from the English Bill of Rights? a Limitation of the monarchy and protection of certain civil freedoms b Expansion of royal power and dissolution of Parliament c Establishment of a republic and abolition of monarchy

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por Loralli Millidge

What conditions caused the rise of absolute monarchies in Europe?

What are the pros and cons of absolutism?

Choose one monarch and explain 3 things they did that showed they had absolute power.

What were the causes of the Scientific Revolution?

What were the major effects of the Age of Enlightenment?

Identify the Enlightenment thinker known for each idea: The govt's power comes only from the people consenting to it, and all people have natural rights - life, liberty, and property

Identify the Enlightenment thinker known for each idea: The only good gov’t is one where people have complete say, and have a 'social contract' to create a society and gov’t they want

Identify the Enlightenment thinker known for each idea: Women should be seen as equals with men and have a say in what goes on in their gov’t and society

Identify the Enlightenment thinker known for each idea: People need government, and have a 'social contract' with the gov’t where they give up rights in order to receive law and order

Identify the Enlightenment thinker known for each idea: The best way to protect people is a separation of powers to keep one group/person from taking too much control

Identify the Enlightenment thinker known for each idea: Societies should be tolerant and grant people the freedom of religious belief and freedom of thought and expression

What actions by King James II caused English citizens to grow unhappy with him?

What two changes resulted from the English Bill of Rights?