Question 1

In France, prior to the French Revolution there were three "estates". What were those three estates?

Accepted Answer

A) The Primary Estate of the ruling class, the Mass Estate made up of the peasants and military, and the Church Estate of the clergy. 
B) The First Estate made up of the clergy, the Second Estate consisting of the nobility, and the Third Estate which included everyone else. 
C) The Philosophes Estate made up of intellectuals, the Major Estates consisting of the government, and the General Estate of the masses. 
D) The First Estate consisting of the press, the Jacobins Estate composed of the terrorists, and the Liberty Estate of wealthy land owners. 
E) None of the options are correct. 
A) The Primary Estate of the ruling class, the Mass Estate made up of the peasants and military, and the Church Estate of the clergy. 
B) The First Estate made up of the clergy, the Second Estate consisting of the nobility, and the Third Estate which included everyone else. 
C) The Philosophes Estate made up of intellectuals, the Major Estates consisting of the government, and the General Estate of the masses. 
D) The First Estate consisting of the press, the Jacobins Estate composed of the terrorists, and the Liberty Estate of wealthy land owners. 
E) None of the options are correct.

Question 2

Term for identification: Seven Years' War

Accepted Answer

The Seven Years' War was a global confli

Question 3

The basic liberal philosophy is a product of the ____________________ period.

Accepted Answer

The answer of The basic liberal philosophy is a product...

Question 4

Nineteenth century liberals believed that the cure for many of society's problems would be

Accepted Answer

A) financial success. 
B) good jobs. 
C) urban living. 
D) education. 
E) rationalism. 
A) financial success. 
B) good jobs. 
C) urban living. 
D) education. 
E) rationalism.

Question 5

Term for identification: Boston Tea Party

Accepted Answer

The Boston Tea Party refers to a signifi

Question 6

During the height of the reign of terror in 1793-1794, the French Revolution, as led by the Jacobins, developed three notable concepts. What were those concepts?

Accepted Answer

A) Egalite, Liberte, and Fraternite, or Equality, Liberty, and Brotherhood. 
B) All for One and One for all, Every Man for Himself, and Might makes Right. 
C) France over All, Those who are not for us are against us, and May God Save the King. 
D) Raise the Grand Army, March on England, and Conquer all of Europe for the Glory of France. 
E) Form an executive branch called the Directory, break with all past practices, and remake mankind in God's image. 
A) Egalite, Liberte, and Fraternite, or Equality, Liberty, and Brotherhood. 
B) All for One and One for all, Every Man for Himself, and Might makes Right. 
C) France over All, Those who are not for us are against us, and May God Save the King. 
D) Raise the Grand Army, March on England, and Conquer all of Europe for the Glory of France. 
E) Form an executive branch called the Directory, break with all past practices, and remake mankind in God's image.

Question 7

Term for identification: Common Sense

Accepted Answer

The term "common sense" refers to sound

Question 8

Under the ____________________, France agreed to help the Americans with both monetary aid and manpower.

Accepted Answer

The answer of Under the ____________________, France agreed to help...

Question 9

The text argues that the impact of the American Revolution on the social condition of most of the citizens was

Accepted Answer

A) monumental 
B) truly revolutionary 
C) minimal 
D) highly significant 
E) None of the options are correct. 
A) monumental 
B) truly revolutionary 
C) minimal 
D) highly significant 
E) None of the options are correct.

Question 10

Term for identification: Stamp Act of 1765

Accepted Answer

The Stamp Act of 1765 was a piece of leg

Question 11

One reason the American Revolution is significant is because of which of the following?

Accepted Answer

A) It drained the English of their resources. 
B) It brought about peace in Europe for the first time in a century. 
C) The French proved inept in battle. 
D) It was the first full revolt by a European colony. 
E) None of the options are correct. 
A) It drained the English of their resources. 
B) It brought about peace in Europe for the first time in a century. 
C) The French proved inept in battle. 
D) It was the first full revolt by a European colony. 
E) None of the options are correct.

Question 12

Term for identification: Lord Cornwallis

Accepted Answer

Lord Cornwallis refers to Charles Cornwa

Question 13

What was the purpose of the Navigation Acts?

Accepted Answer

A) The Navigation Acts demanded the use of British ships for colonial trade. 
B) The Navigation Acts were supposed to enforce proper seamanship. 
C) The Navigation Acts designed to encourage competition among shippers. 
D) The Navigation Acts encouraged trade via land-based transportation means. 
E) The Navigation Acts led to improved road signs and directions for travelers. 
A) The Navigation Acts demanded the use of British ships for colonial trade. 
B) The Navigation Acts were supposed to enforce proper seamanship. 
C) The Navigation Acts designed to encourage competition among shippers. 
D) The Navigation Acts encouraged trade via land-based transportation means. 
E) The Navigation Acts led to improved road signs and directions for travelers.

Question 14

Which colony was at the center of the unrest in the American colonies?

Accepted Answer

A) Plymouth. 
B) Georgia. 
C) Massachusetts Bay. 
D) The Carolinas. 
E) Virginia. 
A) Plymouth. 
B) Georgia. 
C) Massachusetts Bay. 
D) The Carolinas. 
E) Virginia.

Question 15

Of all forms of government, which of the following would the eighteenth-century liberals have been most apt to support?

Accepted Answer

A) Anarchy. 
B) Absolute monarchy. 
C) Parliamentary democracy. 
D) Absolute democracy. 
E) Constitutional monarchy. 
A) Anarchy. 
B) Absolute monarchy. 
C) Parliamentary democracy. 
D) Absolute democracy. 
E) Constitutional monarchy.

Question 16

Which country's government served as a role model for 18  th  century liberals?

Accepted Answer

A) France. 
B) Switzerland. 
C) Rome. 
D) England. 
E) Egypt. 
A) France. 
B) Switzerland. 
C) Rome. 
D) England. 
E) Egypt.

Question 17

The l'ancien regime , also known as the ____________________ in Europe could not be reconstructed after the wars and Revolutions from 1789-1813.

Accepted Answer

The answer of The l'ancien regime , also known as...

Question 18

In a situation quite similar to the American Revolution, the French Revolution was triggered by a dispute over ____________________ between the monarch and his subjects.

Accepted Answer

finances a

Question 19

Discuss the differences between the American Revolution and the French Revolution. Consider the outcome of the American Revolution and the emergence of a republican form of government, and the outcome of the French Revolution, which started to depose a king and ended with an emperor.

Accepted Answer

Answers would include the American trium

Question 20

The men who framed America's current Constitution believed in ____________________, but not equality before the law.

Accepted Answer

freedom of

Exam 30: Liberalism and the Challenge to Absolute Monarchy

In France, prior to the French Revolution there were three "estates". What were those three estates?

Term for identification: Seven Years' War

The basic liberal philosophy is a product of the ____________________ period.

Nineteenth century liberals believed that the cure for many of society's problems would be

Term for identification: Boston Tea Party

During the height of the reign of terror in 1793-1794, the French Revolution, as led by the Jacobins, developed three notable concepts. What were those concepts?

Term for identification: Common Sense

Under the ____________________, France agreed to help the Americans with both monetary aid and manpower.

The text argues that the impact of the American Revolution on the social condition of most of the citizens was

Term for identification: Stamp Act of 1765

One reason the American Revolution is significant is because of which of the following?

Term for identification: Lord Cornwallis

What was the purpose of the Navigation Acts?

Which colony was at the center of the unrest in the American colonies?

Of all forms of government, which of the following would the eighteenth-century liberals have been most apt to support?

Which country's government served as a role model for 18 th century liberals?

The l'ancien regime , also known as the ____________________ in Europe could not be reconstructed after the wars and Revolutions from 1789-1813.

In a situation quite similar to the American Revolution, the French Revolution was triggered by a dispute over ____________________ between the monarch and his subjects.

Discuss the differences between the American Revolution and the French Revolution. Consider the outcome of the American Revolution and the emergence of a republican form of government, and the outcome of the French Revolution, which started to depose a king and ended with an emperor.

The men who framed America's current Constitution believed in ____________________, but not equality before the law.

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The Mongols Unify Eurasia

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