Transcript Mid-Term Jeopardy

MID-TERM
JEOPARDY
Mr. H. Mayo
AP Modern European History
Mount Airy High School
People
Vocab
Women
Leaders Odds and
Ends
Events
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Final Jeopardy
(Renaissances)
_________ made the
classical formation of
laissez-faire economics.
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Adam Smith
People
______________ of Prussia
sought to achieve expansion of
Prussia’s agricultural and
industrial production,
extension of religious
toleration to all but Jews, and
improvement of the state’s
legal system.
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Frederick II the Great
People
BONUS
The “Father of
humanism” was
_________.
Petrarch
People
The great religious leader
in Scotland in the
sixteenth century was
___________.
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John Knox
People
While he served as the real
power in France,
__________ paramount in
goal was the establishment
of the French throne as
truly absolute.
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Cardinal Richelieu’s
People
In Spain, ________ was
confronted with the
revolt of the
Comuneros, a union of
the Spanish cities.
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Charles V
People
The ____________ were
the urban working class.
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Sans-culottes
Vocab
It was the belief of the
________ that God, as
the creator of the
universe, existed.
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Deists
Vocab
The _________ was
essentially a power
struggle between
Mazarin and the
privileged nobles of
France.
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Fronde
Vocab
The term _________
refers to individuals of
mixed Spanish-Indian
blood.
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mestizos
Vocab
BONUS
The __________
maintained that a policy
of religious toleration
was the best for France.
politiques
Vocab
The word ____________
is used to describe the
spoken language of an
area.
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“vernacular”
Vocab
________ sought to
accomplish codify laws
based on the ideas of the
Enlightenment, reorganize
local government, and rule
as an Enlightened despot.
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Catherine the Great
Women
A strong effort to
reestablish the Catholic
faith in England
occurred under
____________.
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Mary Tudor
Women
The goal of
_____________
Pragmatic Sanction was
to guarantee the
succession of his
daughter, Maria Theresa.
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Emperor Charles VI’s
Women
The “Glorious
Revolution” brought to
the throne of England
____________.
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William and Mary
Women
_________________,called
“Lady Prayerful” by some,
saw her country lose Silesia
to Frederick the Great.
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Maria Theresa
Women
BONUS
“What is the Third
Estate?” was a question
asked in an influential
pamphlet written by
_________________.
Abbe Emmanuel Sieyes
Women
Napoleon’s decision to
invade Russia in 1812 was
the result of Napoleon’s
desire to force
___________ to abide by
the Continental System.
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Alexander I
Leaders
____________ was
considered England’s first
prime minister.
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Robert Walpole
Leaders
__________ came into
conflict with his Parliament
over efforts to wed his son
to a Spanish princess.
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James I Stuart
Leaders
A significant consequence
of _______________
revocation of the Edict of
Nantes was an economic
and military weakening of
France.
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Louis XIV’s
Leaders
The great empire of the
Inca monarch Atahualpa
fell to the adventurer
___________.
500
Fransisco Pizarro
Leaders
___________ was the editor
of the Encyclopedia.
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Denis Diderot
Odds and Ends
In the course of the Puritan
revolution, the concept of
a form of communism was
preached by the
__________.
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Diggers
Odds and Ends
Holding that man’s life in a
“state of nature” and
“solitary, poor, nasty,
brutish, and short,” he
advocated the all-powerful
state
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Thomas Hobbes
Odds and Ends
The term _________ refers
to a period when two
popes claimed to rule the
church.
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Great Schism
Odds and Ends
BONUS
The policy of _________
present in some states was
designed to create more
efficient state planning
budgets.
cameralism
Odds and Ends
The __________ was a
listing of the old merchant
families of Venice.
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Golden Book
Odds and Ends
_________, France’s
“Independence Day,”
commemorates the fall of
the Bastille.
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July 14
Events
In the period immediately following
the ___________ colonial settlers
were prohibited from moving into
the Ohio Valley, the policy of
“salutary neglect” was gradually
abandoned, and Parliament
determined to raise greater
revenues in the colonies.
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Seven Years’ War
Events
The basic issue behind the
______________ was the
trade and smuggling in
Spain’s New World
colonies.
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War of Jenkin’s Ear
Events
______________ in 1648
showed the Holy Roman
Emperor’s weakness in the
German states.
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The Treaty of Westphalia
Events
The _____________ of
1651, enacted under Oliver
Cromwell, was designed to
undermine the maritime
trade of Holland.
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Navigation Act
Events
BONUS
England acquiring Quebec
WAS one of the terms of
the ______________.
Treaty of Utrecht
Events
During the Babylonian
Captivity, the popes lived in
great luxury at
____________.
Avignon
Renaissances