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1. Absolutism is:
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d) A system of government where the monarch holds absolute power and authority.
b) A political ideology advocating for the elimination of monarchy.
c) A form of democracy where citizens have equal voting rights.
a) A system of government where power is shared between the monarch and an elected assembly.
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2. The Divine Right of Kings is the belief that:
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b) Monarchs should share power with the clergy.
d) Monarchs should be chosen by popular vote.
a) Monarchs derive their authority to rule from God.
c) Monarchs must be elected by the nobility.
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1. Absolutism is:
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2. The Divine Right of Kings is the belief that:
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3. King Henry VIII is known for...
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4. The English Bill of Rights, established after the Glorious Revolution, aimed to:
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5. A Constitutional Monarchy refers to:
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6. What major event significantly contributed to the downfall of many absolute monarchs in Europe during the 17th and 18th centuries?
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7. What new invention made it easier to spread and share new ideas during the Age of Enlightenment?
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8. According to Jacques Rousseau's social contract theory what is the role of government if it violates the social contract?
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9. How did the Enlightenment contribute to societal views on human rights and equality?
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10. How did the Scientific Revolution challenge the authority of the church?
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11. How did the Enlightenment contribute to the development of democracy in various societies?
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12. How did the Enlightenment affect religious thought and institutions?
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1. What was the main goal of the French Revolution?
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2. Which social class made up the majority of the French population but paid the most taxes, before the Revolution?
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3. Which document served as a foundation for the French Revolution's ideals of liberty, equality, and fraternity?
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4. Who was the prominent leader of the French Revolution?
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5. The Reign of Terror consisted of…?
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6. What aspect of the guillotine appealed to revolutionary leaders?
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7. What marked the end of the French Revolution and the rise of Napoleon Bonaparte?
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8. The Napoleonic Code eliminated…?
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9. What was one of Napoleon’s main military goals?
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10. What political system did Napoleon spread across Europe during his conquests?
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11. The purpose of the Congress of Vienna was to...
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12. The French Revolution and American Revolutions sparked...
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1. Where did the Industrial Revolution begin?
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2. Industrialization entailed…?
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3. A negative impact of the Industrial Revolution was….?
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4. Which economic philosopher argued that capitalism enriched the wealthy and impoverished the poor?
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5. Which economic philosophy argued for government control of factories and key industries to end poverty and promote equality?
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6. Which economic philosophy believed that wealth distribution could work most effectively without government interference?
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7. Nationalism can best be described as...
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8. What was the primary goal of nationalist movements in Europe during the 19th century
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9. During the rise of nationalism in 19th-century Europe, which political ideology was often associated with advocating for maintaining traditional social hierarchies, monarchy, and stability in the face of revolutionary changes?
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10. Who used nationalism to appeal to German speakers during the Unification of Germany?
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11. What was the result of German unification?
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12. Which 19th-century political ideology, advocating for individual freedoms, civil liberties, and representative governments, aligns with the aspirations of the rising nationalist movements in Europe?
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1. Which term describes the domination by a more powerful nation over a less powerful one, politically, socially, and economically?
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2. Which form of imperialism is ruled directly by a foreign power?
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3. What was the central idea behind the concept of the White Man's Burden during the era of imperialism?
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4. How did the White Man's Burden ideology justify imperialism?
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5. King Leopold of Belgium was known for committing ___________ in the Congo?
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6. Africa was divided without any regard for the people there at the …?
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8. What was the core principle of Social Darwinism during the age of imperialism?
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9. How did Social Darwinism influence the mindset of imperialist nations?
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10. Which of the following best describes the national boundaries that existed in Africa at the end of the 19th Century?
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11. China declared war on Great Britain over the introduction of ____ into China.
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12. The Boxer Rebellion occurred because…?
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13. The Anglo-Zulu War, Maji Maji Rebellion, Franco-Dahomean Wars, and Mandingo Wars all took place in...