Your Questions About All Of The Following Influenced The Enlightenment Except

All of the following influenced the Enlightenment EXCEPT:?

The defeat of Napoleon

The growth of cities and a new urban culture

The Glorious Revolution and growing democracy

The waning power of the Church and religion

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The French Revolution did NOT result in?

a.The renewal of Absolute monarchies in France
b.The spread of Nationalism across Europe
c.The end of Absolutism in France
d.The return of the 3 Estates social class system in France

All of the following influenced the Enlightenment except:

a.The Scientific Revolution
b.The Renaissance?
c.New ideas and inventions
d.The French Revolution

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Question 1 (Multiple Choice Worth 5 points)

All of the following influenced the Enlightenment EXCEPT:

The defeat of Napoleon

The growth of cities and a new urban culture

The Glorious Revolution and growing democracy

The waning power of the Church and religion

Question 2 (Multiple Choice Worth 5 points)

All of the following are characteristics of the Enlightenment except:

the growth of education.

an increase in religious fervor.

the rise of Capitalism.

new ideas of democracy.

Question 3 (Multiple Choice Worth 5 points)

How did the Enlightenment influence how 18th century monarchs ruled?

They tried to act in the interest of their subjects.

They supported the new ideas of democracy and human rights.

They tried to foster support for higher taxes.

They were less likely to allow free speech.

Question 4 (Multiple Choice Worth 5 points)

Which of the following monarchs is not considered to be an enlightened absolutist?

Joseph II of Austria

Catherine the Great of Russia

James II of England

Frederick II of Prussia

Question 5 (Multiple Choice Worth 5 points)

Which of the following is an accurate inference about the result of the Glorious Revolution?

England would probably become an enlightened absolutism in the coming decades.

James II had a great deal of support from the English people.

The Catholic Church is likely to have more influence.

Parliament gained power over the King in England.

Question 6 (Multiple Choice Worth 5 points)

Which of the following is not a result of the signing of the Magna Carta in 1215?

It led to the formation of an elected parliament.

English kings gave up some of their authority to English nobles.

Its influence is present in the U.S. Bill of Rights.

It established the Divine Right of Kings.

Question 7 (Multiple Choice Worth 5 points)

Which of the following is not a right guaranteed in the English Bill of Rights?

Freedom for all adult males to vote

Freedom to petition the King

Freedom from cruel and unusual punishment

Freedom from excessive bail

Question 8 (Multiple Choice Worth 5 points)

Which of the following provides for the right of Habeas Corpus?

The U.S. Declaration of Independence

The English Bill of Rights

The Magna Carta

The Rule of Law

Question 9 (Multiple Choice Worth 5 points)

The idea that even a King must follow the law is called

The Divine Right of Kings

The Rule of Law

The Glorious Revolution

Enlightened Absolutism

Question 10 (Multiple Choice Worth 5 points)

The law-making body in a Constitutional Monarchy is called

The Head of State

The Constitutional Monarch

Parliament

Despots

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Question 6
Which of the following provides for the right of Habeas Corpus?
The U.S. Declaration of Independence
The English Bill of Rights
The Magna Carta
The Rule of Law

Question 7
How did the Enlightenment influence how 18th century monarchs ruled?
They tried to act in the interest of their subjects.
They supported the new ideas of democracy and human rights.
They tried to foster support for higher taxes.
They were less likely to allow free speech.

Question 8
All of the following influenced the Enlightenment except:

The defeat of Napoleon
The growth of cities and a new urban culture
The Glorious Revolution and growing democracy
The waning power of the Church and religion

Question 9

All of the following are characteristics of the Enlightenment except:
the growth of education.
an increase in religious fervor.
the rise of Capitalism.
new ideas of democracy.

Question 10
Which of the following is not a right guaranteed in the English Bill of Rights?
Freedom for all adult males to vote
Freedom to petition the King
Freedom from cruel and unusual punishment
Freedom from excessive bail

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4. Who made up the majority of landowners in the colonial South?
A) Indentured servants
B) Tobacco plantation owners
C) Cotton plantation owners
D) Small inland farmers
5. What industry brought the most prosperity to the New England society?
A) Corn crops
B) Manufacturing
C) Fishing and whaling
D) Tobacco
6. Plantations served as self-contained communities and contained all of the following EXCEPT
A) school.
B) a bank.
C) a chapel.
D) workshops.
7. Society in the South was centered on plantations, but society in New England was centered on what?
A) On the towns
B) On small inland farms
C) The central church
D) Living in harmony with the Native Americans
8. Who was at the top of the social structure in the new urban society of the Northern colonies?
A) Wealthy merchants
B) Small business owners
C) Wheat farmers
D) Boat owners
9. The “backcountry” farmers worked small plots of land that
A) produced enough to enjoy economic and political influence.
B) produced only enough to feed their families.
C) produced enough to feed their local communities.
D) produced enough to enjoy a high social status.
10. What was the major factor for rapid growth in the American colonies?
A) High birth rate
B) More land to farm
C) The increase of crop output
D) Access to better drinking water
11. Colonial America’s population grew because of immigration and what other factor?
A) Better medications
B) More food for everyone
C) Friendships with the Native Americans
D) Import of African slaves
12. How did the arrival of Africans in the colonies affect the laws concerning slavery?
A) They were revised to grant them their freedom if they converted to Christianity.
B) Laws were changed to recognize slavery and turn it into a heredity system based on race.
C) The laws governing indentured servitude were applied to slavery.
D) The laws governing women in the colonies were applied to the Africans replacing husband with owner.
13. As a result of Africans arriving in the colonies, a slave code was created that
A) defined the relationship between an enslaved person and a free person.
B) established a code of conduct for enslaved people.
C) provided an enslaved person with a lower status than an indentured servant.
D) allowed enslaved persons to assemble to practice freedom of religion.
14. What Enlightenment ideas proposed by John Locke became core beliefs in the English colonies?
A) Education could make people better.
B) People were born sinful but could erase their sins through education.
C) People have rights and society can be improved.
D) The laws of nature apply to politics and society.
15. What two issues helped with the population growth in the colonial cities?
A) Available land and water
B) Improved housing and sanitation
C) More food and products to buy
D) More jobs and shorter work days
16. What Enlightenment idea proposed by Baron Montesquie influenced the colony leaders that drafted the United Stated Constitution?
A) The laws that govern nature should be applied to govern politics and society.
B) Government should be formed with the consent of the people.
C) The people need to construct their own laws.
D) Political power should be separated into three branches to protect people’s liberty.
17. What was one result of the Great Awakening in the colonies?
A) People realized that they had the power to make social changes.
B) New churches were created based on new ideas, separating from traditional churches.
C) People could change political policies by holding revivals for the common people.
D) Government could be held under a form of checks limiting its ability to impose unfavorable laws.

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1. The development of textile factories came from both the need of a space large enough to store all of the new inventions that made making textiles easier and the need to create large amounts of textiles faster because of?..
A. People had more money to spend of clothes/textiles
B. The population of Europe was rapidly increasing
C. There were now more farmers in Europe than ever before
D. Everyone wanted to dress like their King and Queen
2. Trade/Labor Unions formed to demand and ensure all of the following for workers except?..
A. Unregulated work places
B. Cleaner working conditions
C. Safer machinery and work equipment
D. Shorter work hours
3. During the late 19th century and early 20th century there was a ?scramble for Africa? by the European countries. The Berlin Conference of 1884-1885 can best be described as ??
A. A meeting between both African and European leaders as to how best divide up Africa
B. A meeting between European powers to set up rules and guidelines on how to divide up Africa peacefully.
C. A meeting between European powers to set up rules and guidelines on how to divide up Africa peacefully.
D. A meeting to discuss the construction of the Suez Canal.
4. The application of science and reasoning to understanding the world resulted in the 1700?s being known as the?
A. New Deal
B. Enlightenment
C. Progressive Movement
D. Reformation
5. People living in the early industrialized cities would likely experience all of the following except?..
A. Great infrastructures including plumbing and electricity in their homes.
B. High crime rates.
C. Dirty and unsanitary living conditions inside of their apartments and at the work place.
D. Over crowded populations due to poor city infrastructures.
6. In determining what to produce, how do market economies typically respond to high consumer demand for a product?
A. The government regulates the price of the product
B. Private companies increase production of the product
C. The government sets production quotas until the demand is met
D. Private companies and the government work together to decrease demand
7. Enlightenment philosophers such as John Locke and Jean-Jacques Rousseau challenged the idea of the divine right of kings. They wrote about a government?s obligations to uphold people?s rights and how the government should be based on the consent of the governed. These new ideas encouraged people to?
A. A. Remain firm in their support of Absolute Monarchs
B. B. Look for leaders who would exercise dictatorial powers
C. C. Engage in revolutions to establish democratic governments
D. D. Call for church leaders to create theocracies and replace the monarchies
8. When a country was taken over by an imperialist power they were usually oppressed by the new imperialist ruler forcing many new rules and regulations on the indigenous or native people of the country. Which of the following is NOT a change forced upon indigenous people by their imperialist rulers.
A. The indigenous people were only allowed to speak their native language.
B. The indigenous people were forced to vacate or leave their positions of power in their established forms of government.
C. Many indigenous people were forced or heavily encouraged to convert to Christianity and give up their native religion.
D. The indigenous people were forced to farm or work for the imperialist ruler instead of for themselves.
9. The age of imperialism was heavily influenced by the industrial revolution because of the industrialized nations growing desire and need for?..
A. Workers
B. Vacation destinations
C. Raw materials
D. soldiers
10. The new ways of thinking about life with reason and logic started to make people question the church and their royal leaders and people began to look for new answers about life on their own this new idea of thinking about the world and life for yourself is called?
A. Democracy
B. Absolute Monarchy
C. Individualism
D. Divine right of kings