Quiz: Enlightenment


EnlightenmentOnline version Revolutions by S 1 Separation of Powers (3 Branches of Government) a Voltaire b John Locke c Rousseau d Montesquieu 2 Social Contract (Government gets power from the people) a John Locke b Rousseau c Montesquieu d Voltaire 3 Natural Rights ( Life, Liberty, and Property) a Montesquieu b Rousseau c John Locke d Voltaire 4 Freedom of Speech and Religious Tolerance a John Locke b Montesquieu c Rousseau d Voltaire 5 What was the main complaint of the American colonists a They had ‘No taxation without representation” b They wanted to pay higher taxes c They wanted to move back to England 6 Which document, written by Thomas Jefferson, declared the colonies free? a The Constitution b The Declaration of Independence c The Magna Carta 7 How did the Enlightenment influence the American Revolution a It gave them the idea that people have the right to overthrow a bad government b I taught them how to build better ships c It suggested that kings should have absolute power 8 We hold these truths to be self evident, that all men are created equal, that they are endowed by their creator with certain unalienable rights a Natural rights b Separation of powers c Social contract 9 The accumulation of our powers, legislative, executive and judiciary on the same hands… May just be pronounced the very definition of tyranny a Separation of powers b Natural rights c Social contract 10 Whenever any form of government becomes destructive of these ends, it is the right of the people to alter or to abolish it a Social contract b Natural rights c Separation of powers 11 Cause: France helped the Americans win their revolution a Effect: France went into deep debt which led to the French Revolution b Effect: The US constitution created the legislative, executive, and Judiciary branches 12 Cause: Montesquieu suggested a “Separation of Powers” a Effect: France went into deep that which led to the French revolution b Effect: the US Constitution created the legislative, executive, and judiciary branches

1

Separation of Powers (3 Branches of Government)

a

Voltaire

b

John Locke

c

Rousseau

d

Montesquieu

2

Social Contract (Government gets power from the people)

a

John Locke

b

Rousseau

c

Montesquieu

d

Voltaire

3

Natural Rights ( Life, Liberty, and Property)

a

Montesquieu

b

Rousseau

c

John Locke

d

Voltaire

4

Freedom of Speech and Religious Tolerance

a

John Locke

b

Montesquieu

c

Rousseau

d

Voltaire

5

What was the main complaint of the American colonists

a

They had ‘No taxation without representation”

b

They wanted to pay higher taxes

c

They wanted to move back to England

6

Which document, written by Thomas Jefferson, declared the colonies free?

a

The Constitution

b

The Declaration of Independence

c

The Magna Carta

7

How did the Enlightenment influence the American Revolution

a

It gave them the idea that people have the right to overthrow a bad government

b

I taught them how to build better ships

c

It suggested that kings should have absolute power

8

We hold these truths to be self evident, that all men are created equal, that they are endowed by their creator with certain unalienable rights

a

Natural rights

b

Separation of powers

c

Social contract

9

The accumulation of our powers, legislative, executive and judiciary on the same hands… May just be pronounced the very definition of tyranny

a

Separation of powers

b

Natural rights

c

Social contract

10

Whenever any form of government becomes destructive of these ends, it is the right of the people to alter or to abolish it

a

Social contract

b

Natural rights

c

Separation of powers

11

Cause: France helped the Americans win their revolution

a

Effect: France went into deep debt which led to the French Revolution

b

Effect: The US constitution created the legislative, executive, and Judiciary branches

12

Cause: Montesquieu suggested a “Separation of Powers”

a

Effect: France went into deep that which led to the French revolution

b

Effect: the US Constitution created the legislative, executive, and judiciary branches

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Separation of Powers (3 Branches of Government)

Social Contract (Government gets power from the people)

Natural Rights ( Life, Liberty, and Property)

Freedom of Speech and Religious Tolerance

What was the main complaint of the American colonists

Which document, written by Thomas Jefferson, declared the colonies free?

How did the Enlightenment influence the American Revolution

We hold these truths to be self evident, that all men are created equal, that they are endowed by their creator with certain unalienable rights

The accumulation of our powers, legislative, executive and judiciary on the same hands… May just be pronounced the very definition of tyranny

Whenever any form of government becomes destructive of these ends, it is the right of the people to alter or to abolish it

Cause: France helped the Americans win their revolution

Cause: Montesquieu suggested a “Separation of Powers”

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