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Philosphes

Name the term given to thinkers during the

Enlightenment.

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What is the name of a document outlining the

basic laws and principles of a government?

Constitution

or

Bill of Rights

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What is the term given to the powerful military under Cromwell that defeated Charles I during the

English Civil War?

New Model Army

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Name the system of government in which a

monarch rules by the ideas of the Enlightenment.

Enlightened Despotism

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What is the legal right protecting citizens from

unfair arrest and imprisonment?

Habeas Corpus

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Who was the King of England during the English Civil War who believed in the Divine Right of Kings?

King Charles I

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Name the Puritan leader who organized the New Model Army

and defeated Charles I in the English Civil War.

Oliver Cromwell

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Who was the English Philosopher and Feminist

who supported equal rights and education for women?

Mary Wollstonecraft

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Name the King and Queen of England, came to power during

the Glorious Revolution and agreed to the English Bill of

Rights.

William III and Mary II

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Name the King of England and Prime Minister during the American Civil War?

King George IIIand

Oliver North

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What was the name of the document read aloud to William and Mary before

becoming King and Queen of England which outlined

England as a Constitutional Monarchy?

Declaration of Rights/English Bill of Rights

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What document ended the Revolutionary War?

Treaty of Paris 1783

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What U.S. document which set up America’s

government in 1787 borrowing many ideas from

Enlightenment philosophers?

The United States Constitution

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In 1707 the English Parliament passed the

__________ which united the governments of England and Scotland as Great

Britain?The Act of Union

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What document contains the phrase: “…all Men are

created equal,…with certain unalienable rights” & whose

influence is reflected?

Declaration of Independenceand

John Locke

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Name the two sides in the English Civil War.

Cavaliers and Roundheads

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The two political parties which formed after the Restoration were the

__________ and the ___________.

Tories and Whigs

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The bloodless transfer of power in the English Monarchy

in 1688 was called the ______________.

Glorious Revolution

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The time period from Charles I’s Monarchy into the English Civil War then to Cromwell’s Commonwealth, then back to a Monarchy was called what?

The English Revolution

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What is the difference between an Absolute

Monarchy and a Constitutional Monarchy?

Absolute Monarchy- King/Queen has all the power

Constitutional Monarchy- King/Queen’s power is limited by Parliament

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Which philosopher called for checks &

balances?

Baron de Montesquieu

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Who believed that a government should be

based on popular sovereignty?

Rosseau

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Believed in “seperation of church & state” and supported freedom of

thought.

Voltaire

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Believed that a ruler cannot limit natural

rights & could overthrow a ruler if

they break the Social Contract

John Locke

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Who believed in a social contract in which people give up all their

freedoms to a ruler?

Thomas Hobbes