Jeopardy Game Version 10.2 Things British thinkers French Rev. 1 French Rev. 2 French Rev. 3 100 100 100 100 100 200 200 200 200 200 300 300 300 300 300 400 400 400 400 400 500 500 500 500 500

1215, this document was this first to limit the power of the king. Question

In the 17th century revolution, King James II was replaced by William and Mary at the request of parliament. Question

This type of government was created after the Glorious Revolution. Question

The idea that the king was given their power to rule directly from God. Question

This man was responsible for the creation of jury trials and criminal law. Question

Freedom of religion and freedom of speech were two of his most important ideas. Question

The United States has 3 different branches of government because of this philosopher’s ideas. Question

This philosopher who wrote the social contract in 1762 believed that free individuals should create a government. Question

He believed that people have a right to overthrow governments that do not protect natural rights.  Hint!! Question

He wrote Leviathan,and believed that people were selfish and cruel. Question

Became King of France in 1774. Question

Established July 17,1789 by Third Estate delegates proclaiming to end absolute monarchy. Question

A pledge made by the members of France’s National Assembly in 1789, which they kept meeting until they form a new Constitution. Question

1789 Rumors circulated that nobles were hiring outlaws to terrorize peasants, France had wave of senseless panic. Question

Started in September 1791,has the power to create laws, and to approve or prevent any war the king declared on other nations . Question

A machine created that was efficient, humane, and democratic A machine created that was efficient, humane, and democratic. Used for execution. Question

Period in which Robespierre ruled as dictator of France, French citizens are supposed to remain true to ideals of Revolution. Question

Born in 1769 became a lieutenant in artillery, a military genius, and seizes power in France as dictator. Question

A sudden seizure of power, from the French phrase “blow of state”. Question

Suppose to make continental Europe more self-sufficient and destroy Britain's commercial and industry economy. Question

1814-1815 Series of meetings, during which European leaders were looking to establish long-lasting peace & stability after the defeat of Napolean Question

Political situation that power is distributed equally, and no one country would be a threat to others. Question

Agreement that as many as possible of the rulers whom Napolean had driven from their thrones should be restored to power. Question

russia, austria, and prussia signed this agreement pledging to combat the forces of revolution on the basis of christian principles. Question

A series of alliances that ensured that the nations would help one another if revolution broke out. Question

What is the Magna Carta?

What is the Glorious Revolution?

What is Constitutional Monarchy?

What is Divine Rights of Kings?

Who is Henry II?

Who is Voltaire?

Who is Montesqieu?

What is the Tennis Court Oath?

Who is Rousseau?

Who is Locke?

Who is Hobbes?

Who is Louis XVI?

What is the National Assembly?

What is the Great Fear?

What is Legislative Assembly?

What is the Guillotine?

What is Reign of Terror?

Who is Napolean Bonaparte?

What is Coup d’etat?

What is the Continental System?

What is the Congress of Vienna?

What is the Balance of Powers?

What is Legitimacy?

What is Holy Alliance?

What is the Concert of Europe?