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Europe XV-XIX century

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Europe XV-XIX century Content Revision

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1

Which statement best defines absolutism?

2

What was a key method used by Louis XIV to maintain control?

3

Which of the following is a key feature of constitutional monarchy?

4

The idea of the divine right of kings suggests that:

5

What was the main result of the Glorious Revolution?

6

Which document limited the power of the English monarch?

7

Which statement best describes the rule of law?

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Why did some people oppose absolutism?

9

Which country is an example of absolutism?

10

Which statement best compares absolutism and constitutionalism?

11

What was the main idea of the Enlightenment?

12

According to John Locke, people have natural rights including:

13

What did Locke believe about government?

14

Which thinker proposed separation of powers?

15

What was the purpose of separation of powers?

16

Rousseau believed that:

17

Which Enlightenment idea challenged absolutism the most?

18

What does “consent of the governed” mean?

19

Which thinker most influenced democratic revolutions?

20

Which statement best reflects Enlightenment thinking?

21

What was a main cause of the American Revolution?

22

Which document declared American independence?

23

The phrase “all men are created equal” reflects which idea?

24

What system of government was created after the American Revolution?

25

Which factor contributed to the French Revolution?

26

What did the Declaration of the Rights of Man promote?

27

Which group suffered the most inequality before the French Revolution?

28

How did the American Revolution influence France?

29

What was one major outcome of the French Revolution?

30

Which statement best connects both revolutions?

 
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