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Quiz on Enlightenment and Revolutions

by Nicolas Perez
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The Enlightenment supported the divine right of kings.

2

The Third Estate in France consisted of peasants, city workers and the middle class.

3

The Glorious Revolution restored absolute monarchs in England.

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In the Estates General, each Estate had four votes.

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Napoleon's Continental System favored stronger trade with Britain.

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The Glorious Revolution led to a limited monarchy and the English Bill of Rights.

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John Locke argued for life, liberty and property.

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The Enlightenment argued that the government's purpose is to protect citizens' rights.

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Oliver Cromwell was named king of England.

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The Bastille was stormed on July 14, 1789, as a symbolic attack on the Old Regime.

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