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1 ERA 7 - Revolutions & Empire

2 ERA 7 Exam Jeopardy Review Game The Age of Absolutism Enlightenment & Revolutions The Industrial Revolution Economic Systems The Age of Imperialism $100 $200 $300 $400 $500 $100 $100 $100 $100 $200 $200 $200 $200 $300 $300 $300 $300 $400 $400 $400 $400 $500 $500 $500 $500

3 $100 The Age of Absolutism The absolutist idea that kings/queens have been sent by God to rule their nation.

4 $100 The Age of Absolutism Divine Right of Kings

5 $200 The Age of Absolutism Peter the Great s policy of bringing Western ideas about government, religion, clothing, architecture, etc. back to Russia.

6 $200 The Age of Absolutism Westernization

7 $300 The Age of Absolutism This absolute ruler changed his nation s religion overnight for personal reasons.

8 $300 The Age of Absolutism King Henry VIII of England

9 $400 The Age of Absolutism In response to Absolutism in England, Parliament established a constitutional monarchy, with the signing of the

10 $400 The Age of Absolutism The English Bill of Rights

11 $500 The Age of Absolutism Peter the Great is to St. Petersburg as King Louis XIV is to

12 $500 The Age of Absolutism The Palace of Versailles

13 $100 Enlightenment & Revolutions The ideas of the Enlightenment was based on &, rather than religion.

14 $100 Enlightenment & Revolutions logic & reason

15 $200 Enlightenment & Revolutions The United States Deceleration of Independence and the French Declaration of the Rights of Man and of Citizen was influenced by which English Enlightenment philosopher?

16 $200 Enlightenment & Revolutions John Locke

17 $300 Enlightenment & Revolutions One cause of the French Revolution was the unfair societal system in place. The 3 rd Estate of French society paid 90% of the French.

18 $300 Enlightenment & Revolutions Taxes

19 $400 Enlightenment & Revolutions Enlightenment philosophers argued for a more forms of government.

20 $400 Enlightenment & Revolutions Democratic

21 $500 Enlightenment & Revolutions Explain how the Enlightenment was a cause for the American and French Revolution?

22 $500 Enlightenment & Revolutions 1. New ideas about government. 2. Renewed ideas about personal freedoms & liberties. 3. Enlightened rulers in Russia and Prussia.

23 $100 The Industrial Revolution Which European country possessed the natural and financial resources necessary for industrialization to first take place?

24 $100 - The Industrial Revolution Great Britain

25 $200 The Industrial Revolution This word refers to the connectedness among nations due to trade, conflict, alliances, etc.

26 $200 The Industrial Revolution Interdependence

27 $300 The Industrial Revolution What 3 factors do you need for Industrialization to occur?

28 $300 The Industrial Revolution Land, Labor, and Capital

29 $400 The Industrial Revolution As a result of the industrial revolution, more people moved to big cities. This big city growth is referred to as.

30 $400 The Industrial Revolution Urbanization

31 $500 The Industrial Revolution The mass (more) production of goods during the Industrial Revolution resulted in priced goods.

32 $500 The Industrial Revolution Cheaper/less expensive

33 $100 Economic Systems This economic system lets business owners set their own hourly wages, allows for high profits, and no government intervention.

34 $100 Economic Systems Market Economy

35 $200 Economic Systems This is the term given to groups of workers that organize to protest for better working conditions.

36 $200 Economic Systems Labor Unions

37 $300 Economic Systems This economic system allows the government to control the factors of production, set working conditions, and prices of goods.

38 $300 Economic Systems Command Economy

39 $400 Economic Systems What economic system is being described below?: Individuals can own businesses and set prices based on demand of goods. Business owners must pay a governmentally mandated minimum wage to their workers. Business owners must follow governmentally mandated regulations on disposal of waste, sanitation, etc.

40 $400 Economic Systems Mixed Economy

41 $500 Economic Systems This author of Wealth of Nations championed that capitalism best allowed for economic growth.

42 $500 Economic Systems Adam Smith

43 $100 The Age of Imperialism Describe the phrase The sun never set on the British Empire.

44 $100 The Age of Imperialism Great Britain held colonies all around the world.

45 $200 The Age of Imperialism The opening up of Chinese trade to all nations was known as the.

46 $200 The Age of Imperialism Open Door Policy

47 $300 The Age of Imperialism This was the gathering of European leaders in 1885 to divide the continent of Africa into European control.

48 $300 The Age of Imperialism The Berlin Conference

49 $400 The Age of Imperialism The were Dutch farmers in South Africa that fought the British for control of that area.

50 $400 The Age of Imperialism Boers

51 $500 The Age of Imperialism This non-violent revolutionist led India to independence from Great Britain in the 1940s.

52 $500 The Age of Imperialism Mohandas Gandhi

53 Final Jeopardy/Tie Breaker The economic system in which colonies are used to provide raw materials to the mother country, is known as.

54 Final Jeopardy Answer Mercantilism

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