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2. Jeopardy Choose a category. You will be given the answer. You must give the correct question. Click to begin.

3. Choose a point value. Click here for Final Jeopardy

4. The Res- toration The Aug- ustan Age Prose, Novels, and Poetry Religion & Revolution Category F 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 The En- lighten- ment

5. 1600-1800

6. What are the years of The Restoration?

7. the main place where England colonized

8. What is North America?

9. While the miltary and upper classes thrived, this class grew.

10. What is the middle class?

11. Though England was an old nation, it produced this.

12. What is brilliant literature?

13. The 4 things England was exhausted by during the Restoration.

14. What is civil war, colonial war, a plague, and a fire?

15. What the Roman Emperor Octavian was called, meaning “the exalted one.”

16. What is Augustus?

17. After his assassination in 63 B.C., Octavian brought order to Rome.

18. Who is Julius Caesar?

19. The name of the royal family line that brought peace to England after Charles I’s execution.

20. Who are the Stuart monarchs?

21. His corpse was dug up and beheaded as a warning to revolutionaries.

22. Who was Oliver Cromwell?

23. Another word for “new classical”

24. What is “neoclassical?”

25. Prior to the Enlightenment, the “lenses” people viewed natural phenomena and events

26. What is superstition/religio n?

27. The example Mr. Wozny used in class to show the difference in Pre-Enlightenment from Post-E. in thinking

28. What is how lightening was viewed?

29. The question people asked prior to the E. if, for. eg., lightening almost struck them

30. What is ‘Why did this happen?’

31. The question asked after the Enlightenment.

32. How did this (like lightening) happen?

33. The result of asking ‘how’ questions.

34. Everything became less frightening and superstitious

35. To shorten English writing to be more concise for science.

36. Why did Charles II gather a group of philosophers?

37. It’s a form of writing whose designation means “new.”

38. What does the word “novel” signify?

39. When Augustan poets wrote, they had no desire to bare this.

40. What is their souls?

41. A new profession, they described contemporary social and political matters.

42. What were journalists?

43. What journalists in the Restoration viewed themselves as being.

44. What are reformers?

45. Why Charles II was succeeded by his brother, James II.

46. What is, “Because he had no legal heir.”

47. Reasons given for the hatred of Catholics.

48. They were thought to have started the fire of London, and were going to hand England to the pope.

49. The Glorious or Bloodless Revolution

50. What was the event of James II’s self- exile called?

51. The name for the religious movement of many of the Enlightenment, it stripped X’y of the supernatural.

52. What is Deism?

53. The Restoration is also called this because of him.

54. What is “the Age of Johnson?”

55. He was a larger- than-life figure.

56. Why was Johnson such a big influence?

57. The idea that things are getting better and better.

58. What is progress?

59. The kind of social views Johnson had.

60. What is “conservative”?

61. What does Mr. Wozny’s Volkswagen bus story illustrate?

62. What is the idea that “good is not necessarily better”?

63. The meaning of “inevitably.”

64. What is “bound to happen”?

65. Final Jeopardy Make your wager

66. Final Answer

67. Final Question