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Enlightenment & Revolutions

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Test your knowledge of Enlightenment ideas and revolutions.

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Enlightenment & Revolutions
 

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Test your knowledge of Enlightenment ideas and revolutions.

by Roberlyna Slapin
1

What did Enlightenment thinkers believe was more important: reason, faith or tradition?

2

What is one natural right people are born with?

3

Who said people have the right to life, liberty, and property?

4

What idea says government power comes from the people?

5

What did Enlightenment thinkers think about absolute monarchy?

6

What does equality mean?

7

What does liberty mean?

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What does freedom of speech protect?

9

What is a social contract (in simple terms)?

10

Why did people want laws to apply to everyone equally?

11

Which document says "all men are created equal"?

12

Which country were the American colonists fighting against?

13

What Enlightenment idea helped justify independence?

14

Who should have the power in government: the king or the people?

15

Who ruled France before the French Revolution?

16

What document listed rights like liberty and equality in France?

17

Which group paid the most taxes in France before the revolution?

18

What Enlightenment idea challenged the king's power?

19

One word to describe the Enlightenment?

20

Who should have power according to the Enlightenment?

21

Which revolution ended slavery?

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