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5. CH 13 Rise of Nations CH 14 Protest Ref CH 16 Science & Culture CH 17 France: Rd to Rev CH 18 Eng & Am 10 Point 20 Points 30 Points 40 Points 50 Points 10 Point 20 Points 30 Points 40 Points 50 Points 30 Points 40 Points 50 Points CH 15 Post-Ref Europe

6. Who were the earliest known inhabitants of the British Isles?

7. Celts

8. Who invaded Spain in 711 and occupied it until 1492?

9. Moors

10. Who financed Columbus’ s expedition to the New World

11. Ferdinand & Isabella

12. THIS document made it clear that the king was not above the laws

13. Magna Carta

14. Define constitution

15. A written plan for a government that established basic principles

16. Who started the Protestant Reformation?

17. Martin Luther

18. What was the Protestant Reformation?

19. A protest of the corruption in the Roman church & the desire to reform it

20. What were the 95 Theses?

21. A list of things wrong with the church posted on the door of the church

22. What was the Diet of Worms?

23. An assembly to hear Luther’s defense

24. What was the Edit of Worms?

25. It declared Luther a heretic & an outlaw

26. Who is Spain’s “most outstanding writer”

27. Miguel de Cervantes

28. THIS English king broke with the Roman church

29. Henry VIII

30. What was the Counter- Reformation?

31. The Catholic response to the Protestant Reformation-attempt to reform church, stop people from leaving, & force Protestants to return

32. What was the Invincible Armada?

33. Name given to Spanish Fleet (defeated in 1588)

34. THIS was the most infamous stage in the French religious wars

35. St. Bartholomew’s Day Massacre

36. Earth-centered

37. geocentric

38. Sun-centered

39. heliocentric

40. Who discovered the laws of motion?

41. Newton

42. Who was the “Father of Modern Chemistry”?

43. Robert Boyle

44. Who discovered the 3 laws of planetary motion?

45. Johannes Kepler

46. HE was known as the “Sun king” and reigned for more than 70 years

47. Louis XIV

48. THIS was built to keep the aristocracy occupied & close to Paris

49. Palace of Versailles

50. THIS is “government by men who sit behind desks”

51. Bureaucracy

52. Define rationalism

53. “the idea that man’s reason is the sole criterion for truth”

54. In which battle did Napoleon meet his final defeat? AND to where was he exiled?

55. Battle of Waterloo; St Helena

56. Who was the “Father of the Sunday School Movement?

57. Robert Raikes

58. Who delivered the famous sermon “Sinners in the Hands of an Angry God”?

59. Jonathan Edwards

60. THIS was the 1 st permanent English settlement in America

61. Jamestown

62. Define empiricism

63. “The belief that experience is the only source of knowledge”

64. Define skepticism

65. “the idea that to know truth is impossible & knowledge is uncertain”

66. Make your wager

67. What was the Age of Exploration? What are 3 reasons for exploration?

68. When European nations explored “distant lands across uncharted seas”; for gold, God, & glory