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Jeopardy Game Version 10.2 by Allison crawford modified by John Christie 100 Things British thinkers Textbook 144-148 Glorious Rev. 1 Glorious Rev. 2 200 300 400 500 100 200 300 400 500 100 200 300 400 500 100 200 300 400 500 100 200 300 400 500

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Jeopardy GameVersion 10.2 by Allison crawford modified by John Christie

100

Things British

thinkers Textbook 144-148

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1215, this document was this

first to limit the power of the king.

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In this 17th century revolution, King James II was replaced by William and Mary at the request

of parliament.

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This type of government was created after the

Glorious Revolution.

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The idea that the king was given

their power to rule directly from God.

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This man was responsible for the

idea that government should

protect people’s rights.

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Freedom of religion and freedom of

speech were two of his most important

ideas.

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The United States has 3 different branches of

government because of this philosopher’s ideas.

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This philosopher who wrote the social contract

in 1762 believed that free individuals should create a government.

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He believed that people have a right to

overthrow governments that do not protect

natural rights.

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He wrote Leviathan,and believed that

people were selfish and cruel.

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How did the Scientific

Revolution lead to enlightenment?

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What did the philosophes do to

influence the ideas of society?

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What was rousseau’s idea regarding the rights of

individuals vs. the rights of society?

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This person believed women had equal rights to

men.

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This is the title given to a period of time

characterized by a

revolution in thinking.

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This King died and was replaced in

1685 by his brother.

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True or FalseOne dramatic event that

led to the Glorious Revolution was the birth of

a son to James II.

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This was the type of government that existed when James II became the king of england.

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How did the Glorious Revolution of 1688 and its aftermath ensure that the English monarchy would thereafter be limited in

power?

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What did Parliament do to ensure that the rights of Englishmen would be protected under the rule of William and Mary, as

well as all future monarchs?

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This group invited william and mary to return to

england because they were losing so much authority to

James II.

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This form of government replaced the limited monarchy after the glorious revolution.

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This event changed the plans for William and Mary to assume the throne after

James II died- waaaaa.

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This is one of two things James II did that upset

Parliament and the english Anglicans.

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This is the most important and lasting document to come out of the Glorious revolution- it makes the revolution glorious!!!!!!!!

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What is the Magna Carta?

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What is the Glorious

Revolution?

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What is Constitutional

Monarchy?

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What is Divine Rights of Kings?

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Who is John Locke?

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Who is Voltaire?

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Who is Montesqieu?

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The rights of society were more important? Do you agree or disagree?

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Who is Rousseau?

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Who is Locke?

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Who is Hobbes?

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If people could reason to solve science, then

maybe other things as well.

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They published books and spoke

against oppression of governments?

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Who was mary wollstonegraft?

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What is the Enlightenment?

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Who was Charles II?

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True

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What is a limited monarchy?

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The monarch was now subject to rule

of law

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They passed the English Bill of

Rights

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Who was parliament?

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What is a constitutional monarchy?

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What is the birth of a son?

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What is repeals the test act or appoints

Catholics to high office?

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What is the English bill of rights?