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Enlightenment

Enlightenment and Revolutions

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What events are a result of the Enlightenment American Revolution, French Revolution and Bill of Rights
What is the main governing body of Great Britain Parliament (The Queen is only there for show!)
Which country as of 2020 has an absolute monarchy Saudi Arabia
Who wrote the first autobiography Jean-Jacques Rousseau
Which philosopher would most likely oppose the U.S. Constitution's protections of slavery Jean-Jacques Rousseau
Which philosopher would most likely oppose the American Declaration of Independence due to the focus on natural rights Thomas Hobbes
Where did Thomas Hobbes study Greco-Roman life Oxford University
In which Swiss city was Jean-Jacques Rousseau born Geneva
Which hero of the Scientific Revolution furthered the scientific method by use of Algebra Bacon
Which hero of the Scientific Revolution was a Catholic priest Copernicus
At which English university did Newton discover the law of universal gravitation Cambridge
What are the two houses of the United Kingdom (Britains') parliament House of Commons and House of Lords
Which would be "cruel and unusual" punishment Execution by electric chair, 10 years in prison for stealing bread, and not feeding a prisoner for 20 days
Where was William of Orange from the Netherlands
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