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1 Jeopardy Middle Age Renaissance Protestant Reformation Age of Exploration Absolutism The Enlightenment Q $100 Q $200 Q $300 Q $400 Q $500 Q $100 Q $200 Q $300 Q $400 Q $500

2 $100 Question from Middle Ages / Renaissance Renaissance translates to… Main Menu

3 $200 Question from Middle Ages/ Renaissance Which institution provided “light” in the midst of the Dark Ages? Main Menu

4 $300 Question from Middle Ages / Renaissance What invention helped to produce books faster and cheaper? Main Menu

5 $400 Question from Middle Ages / Renaissance How did Middle Aged and Renaissance art differ? Main Menu

6 $500 Question from Middle Ages / Renaissance What is humanism and how did it affect the Renaissance? Main Menu

7 $100 Question from Protestant Reformation Who was Martin Luther? Main Menu

8 $200 Question from Protestant Reformation Why did King Henry VIII create the Church of England? Main Menu

9 $300 Question from Protestant Reformation Justification by Faith goes with _________ while Predestination goes with _________ Main Menu

10 $400 Question from Protestant Reformation What two main things caused Protestants to break away from the Catholic Church? Main Menu

11 $500 Question from Protestant Reformation Describe two main differences between Protestants and Catholics Main Menu

12 $100 Question from Age of Exploration What are the 3 Gs? Main Menu

13 $200 Question from Age of Exploration Who were the top two exploring countries during the Age of Exploration? Main Menu

14 $300 Question from Age of Exploration What was the Columbian Exchange? Main Menu

15 $400 Question from Age of Exploration Describe the Triangular Trade – what continents did it involve and what was traded between them? Main Menu

16 $500 Question from Age of Exploration Why did so many explorers start Exploring during the 1400s-1600s? What had changed? Be specific Main Menu

17 $100 Question from Absolutism Define absolute monarch Main Menu

18 $200 Question from Absolutism Name 2 characteristics of an absolute monarchy Main Menu

19 $300 Question from Absolutism Why was the English Civil War fought? Main Menu

20 $400 Question from Absolutism What key things are King Louis XIV, Philip II and Peter the Great known for? Main Menu

21 $500 Question from Absolutism List in order the monarchs who came to power in England during the English Civil War Era (start with who came to the throne after Elizabeth I) Main Menu

22 $100 Question from The Enlightenment What was the Enlightenment? Main Menu

23 $200 Question from The Enlightenment Describe the role of the philosopher during the Enlightenment Main Menu

24 $300 Question from The Enlightenment Laissez-faire means? Which philosopher is this idea associated with? Main Menu

25 $400 Question from The Enlightenment Describe Montesquieu’s idea of Separation of powers and checks and balances Main Menu

26 $500 Question from The Enlightenment How does the Enlightenment affect absolute monarchs? Explain Main Menu

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