Question 1

Whose "New Methodology" laid the groundwork for the scientific method?

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The answer of Whose "New Methodology" laid the groundwork for...

Question 2

Montesquieu believed that the French government was a model form ofmixed government.

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A) True 
 B)False

Question 3

Which king repealed the Edict of Nantes, causing Huguenots to flee France in large numbers?

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The answer of Which king repealed the Edict of Nantes,...

Question 4

The ultimate goal of the Fronde was to

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A)  revoke the Edict of Nantes. 
B)  grant freedom of religion to Protestants in France. 
C)  limit royal power. 
D)  overthrow the monarchy and establish a republic. 
A)  revoke the Edict of Nantes. 
B)  grant freedom of religion to Protestants in France. 
C)  limit royal power. 
D)  overthrow the monarchy and establish a republic.

Question 5

Discuss each member of the Stuart dynasty beginning with James I and ending with James II. Include major hallmarks of each reign.

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James I (1603-1625) - James I was the fi

Question 6

What two states were merged by the Act of Union?

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A)  England and Wales 
B)  England and Scotland 
C)  England and Northern Ireland 
D)  England and Ireland 
A)  England and Wales 
B)  England and Scotland 
C)  England and Northern Ireland 
D)  England and Ireland

Question 7

How did the views of Locke and Rousseau differ?

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A)  Rousseau valued individual liberties while Locke valued the common good. 
B)  Locke believed in strong government, while Rousseau wanted to abolish government. 
C)  Rousseau valued democracy while Locke valued monarchy. 
D)  Rousseau valued private property while Locke saw it as a source of inequality 
A)  Rousseau valued individual liberties while Locke valued the common good. 
B)  Locke believed in strong government, while Rousseau wanted to abolish government. 
C)  Rousseau valued democracy while Locke valued monarchy. 
D)  Rousseau valued private property while Locke saw it as a source of inequality

Exam 24: Absolutism and Enlightenment in Europe, 1600-1763

Whose "New Methodology" laid the groundwork for the scientific method?

Montesquieu believed that the French government was a model form ofmixed government.

Which king repealed the Edict of Nantes, causing Huguenots to flee France in large numbers?

The ultimate goal of the Fronde was to

Discuss each member of the Stuart dynasty beginning with James I and ending with James II. Include major hallmarks of each reign.

What two states were merged by the Act of Union?

How did the views of Locke and Rousseau differ?

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