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Ms Ikhim

Test for World History

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What did Nicolaus Copernicus do He proposed the heliocentric theory
The Scientific method was developed by whom Francis Bacon or Rene Descartes
What did the scientific revolution cause improvements in medicine and scientific instruments
Issac Newton explained what law of universal gravitation
What is the correct order of the scientific process observation, question, hypothesis, experimentation, conclusion
What did philosophes believe in? Progress in society
What is the law of Universal gravitation? All physical objects are affected equally by the same forces.
What did the enlightenment promote? a belief in progress, a more secular outlook, faith in science
The book social contract explained what The idea of direct democracy
How did Janssen make Leewenhoek discoveries possible? He invented the microscope
What was Montesquieu influence on the US constitution? separate government into three branches
Which man contradicted the ideas of the constitution? Thomas Hobbes
How did philosophes influence Catherine the great? Proposal to laws in Russia’s law
What did Frederick II support? Freedom of worship
The declaration of independence was written by Thomas Jefferson
The bill of rights what influenced by which of the 5 great influences Voltaire, Locke, Rousseau, Montesquieu
What events occurred after the American Revolution? Constitutional Convention
How did the declaration of independence have enlightenment ideas? It said people had rights to life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness.
How was the taxation problem before and after the independence? before there were too many British taxes after, there were not enough federal taxes.
The first government after the war was created by? articles of confederation
What did the articles of Confederation create a senate
What did Vesalius and Voltaire both do Challenge preexisting ideas.
How were Hobbes and Catherine the great similar they both believed that a monarch should have absolute authority
This philosopher believed in separation of powers Montesquieu
this political thinker believed in education of women She also declared that women should have the same political rights as men Mary Wollstonecraft
this philosopher disagreed with other philosophers. He believed that civilization corrupts natural goodness Rousseau
this philosopher believed all people are wicked Hobbes
This philosopher's ideas greatly influenced criminal law reformers in Europe and North America. He argued against the use of torture and other common abuses of justice. Beccaria
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