Western Civ II Final

0.0(0)
Studied by 0 people
call kaiCall Kai
Locked
learnLearn
examPractice Test
spaced repetitionSpaced Repetition
heart puzzleMatch
flashcardsFlashcards
GameKnowt Play
Card Sorting

1/163

encourage image

There's no tags or description

Looks like no tags are added yet.

Last updated 9:47 AM on 7/23/26
Name
Mastery
Learn
Test
Matching
Spaced
Call with Kai
Chat

No analytics yet

Send a link to your students to track their progress

164 Terms

1
New cards

Absolutism is when a government’s collective power is in the hands of a single __________________ who served as executor, legislator, and judge.

monarch

2
New cards

The Bourbon dynasty ruled __________________ during the 17th and 18th centuries.

France

3
New cards

Louis XIV ruled France as an absolute monarch and was known as "____________________________________".

The Sun King

4
New cards

The Balance of Power is an arrangement in which various countries form __________________ to prevent any one state from dominating the others.

alliances

5
New cards

The Hohenzollern dynasty was the name of the ruling dynasty of __________________.

Prussia

6
New cards

The Habsburg dynasty was the name of the ruling dynasty of __________________.

Austria

7
New cards

Peter the Great was a member of the Romanov dynasty that ruled __________________.

Russia

8
New cards

During the English Civil War Oliver Cromwell led the __________________.

Parliamentarians (Roundheads)

9
New cards

The Glorious Revolution resulted in William and Mary becoming the king and queen of __________________.

England

10
New cards

Thomas Hobbes wrote __________________ which argued that people had no right to rebel against their ruler.

Leviathan

11
New cards

John Locke argued people have a right to rebel against their __________________ if it does not fulfill its duties.

government

12
New cards

King Charles I was executed as a result of __________________’s Second Civil War in 1649.

England

13
New cards
14
New cards

The Scientific Revolution was the new views of the __________________ world and methods for obtaining them.

natural

15
New cards

Copernicus' __________________ theory created doubt about the Ptolemaic system.

heliocentric

16
New cards

Galileo Galilei was an __________________ astronomer.

Italian

17
New cards

Who concluded "I think, therefore I am."?

René Descartes

18
New cards

Who wrote Mathematical Principles of Natural Philosophy: The Principia?

Isaac Newton

19
New cards

Newton demonstrated the law of __________________.

universal gravitation

20
New cards

Alchemy attempted to turn lead into __________________.

gold

21
New cards

Robert Boyle is regarded as the first modern __________________.

chemist

22
New cards

__________________ is the tendency to doubt accepted beliefs.

Skepticism

23
New cards

Secularization describes the reduction of the importance of __________________ in society.

religion

24
New cards
25
New cards

The Enlightenment was the European __________________ movement of the 18th century.

intellectual

26
New cards

Paris was considered the capital of the __________________.

Enlightenment

27
New cards

The writers and thinkers of the Enlightenment were known as the __________________.

philosophes

28
New cards

Voltaire was the author of __________________.

Candide

29
New cards

Montesquieu argued for the __________________ of political powers.

separation

30
New cards

The Wealth of Nations was written by __________________.

Adam Smith

31
New cards

The Social Contract pioneered modern __________________ theory.

democratic

32
New cards

The greatest American philosophe was __________________.

Benjamin Franklin

33
New cards

George I was the first Hanoverian king of __________________.

Great Britain

34
New cards

__________________ was often described as "an army with a country."

Prussia

35
New cards

__________________ was partitioned three times by Austria, Prussia, and Russia.

Poland

36
New cards

The Treaty of __________________ ended the French and Indian War.

Paris

37
New cards

__________________ could be considered the major victor of the Seven Years' War.

Great Britain

38
New cards

The Intolerable Acts were the British response to the __________________ __________________ __________________.

Boston Tea Party

39
New cards

The Declaration of Independence was written by __________________ __________________.

Thomas Jefferson

40
New cards

The Battle of Saratoga led to __________________ support.

French

41
New cards

__________________ society was divided into three orders (Estates) before the Revolution.

French

42
New cards

King __________________ summoned the Estates-General.

Louis XVI

43
New cards

The Third Estate declared itself the __________________ __________________.

National Assembly

44
New cards

The storming of the __________________ symbolized an attack on the king's authority.

Bastille

45
New cards

The March on Versailles resulted in the king and National Assembly relocating to __________________.

Paris

46
New cards

The Jacobins wanted to establish a __________________.

republic

47
New cards

The __________________ __________________ abolished the monarchy and established a republic on September 22, 1792.

National Convention

48
New cards

Maximilien Robespierre dominated the Committee of __________________ __________________.

Public Safety

49
New cards

The Thermidorian Reaction ended the __________________ of __________________.

Reign of Terror

50
New cards
51
New cards

Napoleon abandoned his army after the French navy was defeated by the __________________ in Egypt.

British

52
New cards

__________________ led a coup d'état and toppled the Directory in 1799.

Napoleon Bonaparte

53
New cards

Toussaint L'Ouverture led a slave revolt against the __________________.

French

54
New cards

The __________________ __________________ abolished the three estates and serfdom.

Napoleonic Code

55
New cards

At the Battle of Austerlitz, __________________ achieved his greatest victory.

Napoleon

56
New cards

The __________________ of __________________ was a British naval victory led by Horatio Nelson.

Battle

57
New cards

The Continental System was designed to destroy __________________'s economy.

Great Britain

58
New cards

Nationalism is based on a common culture or __________________ group.

ethnic

59
New cards

Czar __________________ used a scorched-earth policy against Napoleon.

Alexander I

60
New cards

After Napoleon's defeat at the Battle of __________________ he was exiled to Elba.

Leipzig

61
New cards

At Waterloo Napoleon was defeated by British and __________________ forces.

Prussian

62
New cards

After Waterloo Napoleon was exiled to __________________.

Saint Helena

63
New cards
64
New cards

The __________________ __________________ was the change from human labor to machine production.

Industrial Revolution

65
New cards

The Industrial Revolution began in __________________.

Great Britain

66
New cards

The Industrial Revolution started in the __________________ industry.

textile

67
New cards

James Watt developed an efficient __________________ __________________.

steam engine

68
New cards

Coal was the major source of industrial __________________.

energy

69
New cards

__________________ __________________ believed famine, disease, and war would check population growth.

Thomas Malthus

70
New cards

Child __________________ was physically harmful.

labor

71
New cards

Unions were organized to raise __________________ and improve working conditions.

wages

72
New cards

Labor __________________ reduced child and female labor.

legislation

73
New cards

According to Marx and Engels, the __________________ __________________ says history is driven by economics and class struggle.

Communist Manifesto

74
New cards

Liberalism emphasized extending political __________________ to at least the middle class.

rights

75
New cards

__________________ is based on a shared sense of identity through common institutions, traditions, language, and customs.

Nationalism

76
New cards

Conservatism focused on preserving __________________ political and social institutions.

traditional

77
New cards

Socialism advocated community ownership of the means of __________________.

production

78
New cards

The Congress of Vienna redrew the __________________ map after the Napoleonic Wars.

European

79
New cards

During the Age of Metternich, which two countries gained independence?

Greece and Belgium

80
New cards

What year was known as the Year of Revolutions?

1848

81
New cards

The __________________ __________________ was known as the "Sick Man of Europe."

Ottoman Empire

82
New cards

Camillo di Cavour was the architect of __________________ unification.

Italian

83
New cards

Otto von Bismarck was the architect of __________________ unification.

German

84
New cards

William I was proclaimed __________________ of the Second German Empire.

German Emperor (Kaiser)

85
New cards

After the Crimean War, __________________ __________________ focused on overseas possessions.

Great Britain

86
New cards
87
New cards

__________________ __________________ created the periodic table.

Dmitri Mendeleev

88
New cards

__________________ __________________ discovered radioactivity and subatomic particles.

Marie Curie

89
New cards

E=mc² is associated with __________________.

Albert Einstein

90
New cards

__________________ __________________ disproved spontaneous generation.

Louis Pasteur

91
New cards

The theory of evolution by natural selection was developed by __________________.

Charles Darwin

92
New cards

__________________ __________________ is known as the Father of Genetics.

Gregor Mendel

93
New cards

Modern antisemitism often involved __________________.

scapegoating

94
New cards

First-wave __________________ argued that women are fully equal to men.

feminism

95
New cards

The __________________ movement sought to accurately depict everyday life.

Realist

96
New cards

The __________________ movement emphasized heredity and environment.

Naturalist

97
New cards

The __________________ __________________ __________________ was characterized by mass-produced steel.

Second Industrial Revolution

98
New cards

__________________ rejected compulsory government and supported its elimination.

Anarchism

99
New cards
100
New cards

Imperialism is the extension of sovereignty or __________________ over another people.

control