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Europe XV-XIX centuryVersión en línea Europe XV-XIX century Content Revision por Pablo Hunter 1 Which statement best defines absolutism? a Power is shared between the king and parliament b The monarch holds unlimited authority c Citizens elect their rulers 2 What was a key method used by Louis XIV to maintain control? a Allowing noble independence b Expanding parliamentary power c Controlling nobles through life at Versailles 3 Which of the following is a key feature of constitutional monarchy? a Monarchs rule without limits b Laws limit the power of the ruler c Religion controls politics completely 4 The idea of the divine right of kings suggests that: a Kings are chosen by citizens b Kings receive authority from God c Kings must follow parliamentary decisions 5 What was the main result of the Glorious Revolution? a England became a republic b The monarchy gained more power c Parliament gained authority over the king 6 Which document limited the power of the English monarch? a Magna Carta b The English Bills of Rights c Treaty of Versailles 7 Which statement best describes the rule of law? a Only citizens must follow laws b Laws apply equally to everyone c Monarchs are above the law 8 Why did some people oppose absolutism? a It gave too much power to citizens b It weakened the military c It limited political participation 9 Which country is an example of absolutism? a France under Louis XIV b England after 1689 c United States 10 Which statement best compares absolutism and constitutionalism? a Both limit the power of rulers b Absolutism limits power, constitutionalism expands it c Absolutism concentrates power, constitutionalism distributes it 11 What was the main idea of the Enlightenment? a Tradition should guide society b Reason can improve society c Religion should control government 12 According to John Locke, people have natural rights including: a Wealth, power, and land b Honor, loyalty, and faith c Life, liberty, and property 13 What did Locke believe about government? a It should protect natural rights b It should expand empire c It should follow religion 14 Which thinker proposed separation of powers? a Rousseau b Montesquieu c Hobbes 15 What was the purpose of separation of powers? a To prevent abuse of power b To increase economic growth c To strengthen monarchy 16 Rousseau believed that: a Power comes from the general will of the people b Governments should control religionGovernments should control religion c Kings should rule absolutely 17 Which Enlightenment idea challenged absolutism the most? a Divine right b Social hierarchy c Popular sovereignty 18 What does “consent of the governed” mean? a Governments rule by force b People agree to be governed c Kings choose their citizens 19 Which thinker most influenced democratic revolutions? a Locke b Louis XIV c Matternich 20 Which statement best reflects Enlightenment thinking? a Governments exist to serve the people b Authority should never be questioned c Power should remain in noble families 21 What was a main cause of the American Revolution? a High taxes without representation b Religious conflict in Europe c Industrial competition 22 Which document declared American independence? a Constitution b Bill of Rights c Declaration of Independance 23 The phrase “all men are created equal” reflects which idea? a Absolutism b Enlightenment principles c Feudalism 24 What system of government was created after the American Revolution? a Absolute monarchy b Constitutional republic c Dictatorship 25 Which factor contributed to the French Revolution? a Economic crisis and inequality b Strong economy c Political stability 26 What did the Declaration of the Rights of Man promote? a Privileges of nobles b Absolute monarchy c Equality and rights 27 Which group suffered the most inequality before the French Revolution? a First Estate b Second Estate c Third Estate 28 How did the American Revolution influence France? a It discouraged change b It inspired revolutionary ideas c It strengthened monarchy 29 What was one major outcome of the French Revolution? a Strengthening feudalism b Expansion of monarchy c End of feudal privileges 30 Which statement best connects both revolutions? a Both rejected Enlightenment ideas b Both aimed to create governments based on rights c Both strengthened royal authority

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Which statement best defines absolutism?

What was a key method used by Louis XIV to maintain control?

Which of the following is a key feature of constitutional monarchy?

The idea of the divine right of kings suggests that:

What was the main result of the Glorious Revolution?

Which document limited the power of the English monarch?

Which statement best describes the rule of law?

Why did some people oppose absolutism?

Which country is an example of absolutism?

Which statement best compares absolutism and constitutionalism?

What was the main idea of the Enlightenment?

According to John Locke, people have natural rights including:

What did Locke believe about government?

Which thinker proposed separation of powers?

What was the purpose of separation of powers?

Rousseau believed that:

Which Enlightenment idea challenged absolutism the most?

What does “consent of the governed” mean?

Which thinker most influenced democratic revolutions?

Which statement best reflects Enlightenment thinking?

What was a main cause of the American Revolution?

Which document declared American independence?

The phrase “all men are created equal” reflects which idea?

What system of government was created after the American Revolution?

Which factor contributed to the French Revolution?

What did the Declaration of the Rights of Man promote?

Which group suffered the most inequality before the French Revolution?

How did the American Revolution influence France?

What was one major outcome of the French Revolution?

Which statement best connects both revolutions?