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4. Renaissance & Reformation Absolutism & Enlightenment Industrial Revolution Nationalism & Imperialism World War I & World War II 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 French Revolution & Napoleon

5. The Renaissance grew out of new ideas combined with ideas from classical civilizations of _____ & _____

6. Greece and Rome

7. Who was not a Famous Renaissance Painter? Michelangelo, Da Vinci, Elizabeth I, Raphael

8. Elisabeth I

9. Artistic expression, church corruption, love of classical learning and the individual, which was not a value that shaped the Renaissance

10. Church Corruption

11. What sparked the Reformation?

12. Martin Luther’s 95 Thesis

13. What was the Result of the Protestant Reformation?

14. Split between the Catholic and Protestant Church

15. Who was the first scientist to develop the heliocentric theory?

16. Copernicus

17. Which Queen of England worked with Parliament to achieve prosperity for England?

18. Elizabeth I

19. When Charles I dissolved the Parliament and disregarding the Petition of Rights what was the result?

20. English Civil War

21. The ideas of Life, Liberty and Property were coined by this Enlighten Thinker

22. John Locke

23. Which is incorrectly matched Russia – Romanovs England – Tudors Austria – Hapsburgs Germany - Bourbons

24. German - Bourbons

25. Marquis de Lafayette wanted to turn France into the English Model. What is the English Model

26. Constitutional Monarch

27. What happened 1 st ? Reign of Terror by Robespierre The establishment of an elected Directory The Invasion of Russia by France Napoleon Takes Control of France

28. Election of the Directory

29. The Congress of Vienna was dominated by the politically conservative _____

30. Prince Klemens Von Metternich of Austria

31. The greatest impact of Napoleon was the spread of ______ ideas across Europe which lead to Nationalist movements across Europe.

32. French Revolution

33. The political philosophy during the French Revolution who believed in a democratic government, equality of all men and favored drastic and violent change was a a)Conservative b)Liberal c)Radical d)Nationalist

34. Radical

35. Why did the Industrial Revolution start in Great Britain?

36. Large Coal & Iron Ore Surplus

37. Before the Industrial Revolution could happen we had to have a ______ Revolution

38. Agricultural

39. Name the true positive effect the Industrial revolution had on the people: a)People moved away from big cities b)Entire families worked but often children worked separately from their parents c)The emergence of a new middle class d)A job in a factory meant a good salary, attractive benefits and a safe working environment.

40. C) Emergence of a new Middle Class

41. Name the true negative effect the Industrial revolution had on the people: a)People moved away from big cities b) Entire families worked but often children worked separately from their parents c) The emergence of a new middle class d) A job in a factory meant a good salary, attractive benefits and a safe working environment.

42. b) Entire families worked but often children worked separately from their parents

43. Abuses caused by the Industrial Revolution lead to a new political movement lead by the working class. One where each persons are equal

44. Socialism

45. Desire for unification of Germany and Italy was due to?

46. Nationalism

47. During Imperialism it was a term associated with Europeans civilizing the native people of Africa and South/East Asia

48. White Man’s Burden

49. During the age of Imperialism, European Nations were looking for new markets and more ________. In order to produce more goods.

50. Natural Resource

51. Colony, Protectorate and Sphere of Influence were terms used during: A)Nationalism B)Imperialism

52. Imperialism

53. The Treaty of Versailles ended WWI had nothing to do with the practice of _______ also known as colonialism ________.

54. Imperialism

55. The causes of WWI can be described as the acronym MAIN. What does MAIN mean?

56. M- Militarism A – Alliances I- Imperialism N - Nationalism

57. Who were the Members of the Triple Entente and the Triple Alliance?

58. England, France, Russia Germany, Italy and Austrian-Hungarian Empire

59. Which WWII leader is incorrectly matched? a)Churchill - Great BritainChurchill - Great Britain b)Roosevelt – USARoosevelt – USA c)Bismarck – GermanyBismarck – Germany d)Mussolini - ItalyMussolini - Italy

60. Bismarck- Germany

61. True or False? The Nazi political party were Communist.

62. False

63. Chamberlin was the Prime Minister of _______ who practiced ________ towards Hitler

64. England, Appeasement

65. Make your wager

66. Put the events in order: Chamberlin appeases Nazi Germany over the Sudetenland Hitler Invades Poland Hitler Invades Russia Russia mobilizes troops Francis Ferdinand is assassinated Germany sinks the Lusitania Japan Bombs Pearl Harbor Germany Surrenders in WWII Japan Surrenders in WWII Napoleon Invades Russia Battle of Waterloo

67. Chamberlin appeases Nazi Germany over the Sudetenland Hitler Invades Poland Hitler Invades Russia Francis Ferdinand is assassinated Russia mobilizes troops Germany sinks the Lusitania Japan Bombs Pearl Harbor Germany Surrenders in WWII Japan Surrenders in WWII Napoleon Invades Russia Battle of Waterloo