Download STUDY GUIDE FOR EXAM I

STUDY GUIDE FOR EXAM II
No Makeups!
**Remember to study your lecture notes, the corresponding chapters from the text
(refer to third page of syllabus), the “Enlightened Absolutism” handout, the two
handouts for the French Revolution and the typed lecture notes for “The Revolution
in Energy and Industry.”
**You must bring your own #2 pencil and a Grademaster 23130 form. They will not
be provided for you.
Multiple Choice and Identification Items
People
Aristotle, Copernicus, Galileo, Newton, Montesquieu, Voltaire, Rousseau, Catherine the
Great, Frederick II, Joseph II, Louis XVI & Marie Antoinette, Lafayette, Robespierre,
Marat, Napoleon, Louis XVIII
Places
Tuileries, Bastille, Versailles, Waterloo, Belgium, United States
Events
Glorious Revolution, Seven Years War, Great Fear, international phase of French
Revolution, Reign of Terror, Thermidorean Reaction, Napoleonic Wars, Industrial
Revolution
Revolutionary Governments of France
National Assembly, Legislative Assembly, National Convention, Directory, Consulate
Terms/things
Heliocentric/geocentric theory, philosophs, salons, enlightened monarchs, civil liberties,
bourgeoisie, Estates (first, second, third), Tennis Court Oath, Declaration of the Rights of
Man, assignats, right/left, Committee of Public Safety, A Tale of Two Cities, Supreme
Being, Grand Empire, Fourth Coalition, entrepreneurs, cottage industry-domestic system“putting out,” industrial capitalists
List and Describe Questions
1. Causes & results of Scientific Revolution
2. Two ideas/philosophies of the Enlightenment
3. Results of the Enlightenment
Critical and Analytical Thinking Questions
1. Causes of French Revolution (List, describe, AND explain four.)
2. Industrial Revolution: blessing or disaster? BE SPECIFIC!
3. List, describe, AND explain why the Industrial Revolution began in Great Britain.
(Describe four.)