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Unit 4 REVIEW
European History Jeopardy!
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Welcome!
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AP REVIEW
Science Medicine Enlightenment Enlightened Absolutism Agricultural Industry 18th Century
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Science Medicine 100

• Which of the following was a contributing cause
  of the Scientific Revolution?
• A) demand for new weapons by monarchs
• B) contributions of medieval universities
• C) agricultural innovations in the Netherlands
• D) support from the papacy

B) Contributions from medieval universities
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Science Medicine 200

• He was the first to describe the elliptical
  motion of planets around the sun?
• a) Copernicus
• b) Brahe
• c) Galileo
• d) Kepler

d) Kepler
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Science Medicine 300

• Medical practitioners who learned their trade on
  the battlefields of Europe?
• A) Surgeons
• B) Physicians
• C) Apothecaries
• D) Faith Healers

A) Surgeons
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Science Medicine 400

• Midwives did all of the following EXCEPT?
• Supervised labor and birth
• Used exorcisms to treat illness
• Treated female medical difficulties
• Provided limited medical care to the poor

b) Used exorcism to treat illness
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Science Medicine 500

• He discovered that cowpox could be used to
  vaccinate against smallpox?
• Bernard de Fontonelle
• Edward Jenner
• Jethro Tull
• David Hume

b) Edward Jenner
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Enlightenment 100

• Rousseaus concept of the general will asserts
  that
• A) sovereignty resides in the people
• B) public opinion polling can be a valuable
• support to democracy
• C) authentic, long-term needs of the people
• can be correctly interpreted by a
• farseeing minority

C
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Enlightenment 200

• He wrote both the Spirit of Laws and the Persian
  Letters?
• Locke
• Rousseau
• Fontenelle
• Montesquieu

d) Montesquieu
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Enlightenment 300

• Jean Jacques Rousseaus book which called for a
  natural form of education free of artifcial
  restrains?
• A) Essay Concerning Human Understanding
• B) Emile
• C) Social Contract
• D) Candide

B) Emile
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Enlightenment 400

• His book Progress of the Human Mind, tracked
  nine stages of human development.
• A) DHolbach
• B) Rousseau
• C) Hume
• D) Condorcet

Condorcet
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Enlightenment 500

• DHolbachs atheistic philosophy which argued
  that human beings were machines completely
  determined by outside forces.
• A) The Spirit of Laws
• B) Essays on the mind and a treatise on man
• C) System of Nature
• D) Metaphysical Foundations of Morals

C) System of Nature
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Monarchs 100

• Frederick II of Prussia did which of the
  following?
• A) freed Prussian serfs
• B) promoted education
• C) censored enlightened publications
• D) restructured the Prussian social system

B) Promoted education
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Monarchs 200

• The absolute monarch who freed serfs by
  converting the peasant labor obligations into
  cash payments
• Maria Theresa
• Joseph II
• Catherine the Great
• Frederick the Great

Joseph II
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Monarchs 300

• The war against France that established English
  dominance in North America?
• A) Seven Years War
• B) War of Austrian Succession
• C) War of Spanish Succession
• D) Great Northern War

A) Seven Years War
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Monarchs 400

• Partition of this country prevented war between
  Russia, Austria, and Prussia in the late 18th
  century

Poland
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Monarchs 500

• Governments did all of the following to improve
  public health EXCEPT?
• A) improved sewage systems
• B) eradicated the plague
• C) inoculated against small pox
• D) provided cleaner water supplies

B) Eradicated the plague
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Agricultural Industry 100

• The primary reason for the Dutch leadership in
  the Agricultural Revolution?
• A) The religious tolerance of the Netherlands
• B) The wealthy landowning aristocracy
• C) The necessity to provide for a large
  densely
• populated country
• D) Widespread ownership of land

C) large densely populated country
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Agricultural Industry 200

• Jethro Tulls contributions to English
  agriculture were the product of
• A) empirical research
• B) deductive reasoning
• C) university study

A) Empirical research
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Agricultural Industry 300

• The government of France attempted to improve
  living standards for the rural population by
• A) subsidizing the rural poor
• B) encouraging the growth of cottage
• manufacturing by limiting the powers of
  guilds.
• C) encouraging cheap foreign imports.

B) Encouraging the growth of cottage manufacturing
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Agricultural Industry 400

• All of the following were factors of the
  putting-out system EXCEPT?
• A) disputes between workers and capitalists
  over weights of materials delivered
• B) Holy Monday
• C) rigidly enforced production techniques
• D) mostly employed rural families

C) Rigidly enforced production techniques
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Agricultural Industry 500

• Which of the following was NOT true about the
  enclosure movement?
• Parliament passed the enclosure acts to
• benefit wealthy land owners
• It fenced in common farmland in England for
• private use
• c) It redistributed farmland to the poor

c) It redistributed farmland to the poor
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18th Century 100

• The condition for marriage in early modern Europe
  was based on ________ conditions.
• A) economic
• B) cultural
• C) social
• D) religious

A) economic
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18th Century 200

• Which of the following was NOT true of European
  diets in the 18th century?
• A) the diet of the rich included meat and
  sweats
• B) the diet of the poor was primarily
  vegetables
• bread
• C) Both the rich and poor suffered from Gout
  and
• heart disease due to their diet
• D) Both the rich and poor suffered from a lack
  of
• vitamin A and C

C
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18th Century 300

• Which of the following is NOT true about child
  rearing in the 1700s
• A) infanticide was common among peasants
• B) society encouraged mothers to form a close
• bond with their infant child
• C) the death rate in foundling homes was
  extremely
• high

B) Encouraged mothers to form close bond
with infant child
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18th Century 400

• Leader of Methodism, he refuted the doctrine of
  predestination, insisting that anyone who
  earnestly sought salvation could gain it.

John Wesley
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18th Century 500

• All of the following were part of Carnival
  except?
• Begging forgiveness for ones sins
• Reversal of social hierarchy role playing
• Drinking and dancing
• The release of pent-up frustration

a) Begging forgiveness for ones sins