Age of Revolutions Quiz Study Guide PDF
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This study guide provides information about the Age of Revolutions, including key terms, main ideas, and skills to master. The materials cover historical events and figures, and there is a focus on tracing the influences of Enlightenment ideas, and the development of the American Revolution.
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Unit 6 Quiz 1 Study Guide Unit 6 - Age of Revolutions Quiz - Part 1 Terms: (define AND explain how they fit into the story) mercantilism Magna Carta rule of law Parliament Charles I Petition of Right 1628 Ro...
Unit 6 Quiz 1 Study Guide Unit 6 - Age of Revolutions Quiz - Part 1 Terms: (define AND explain how they fit into the story) mercantilism Magna Carta rule of law Parliament Charles I Petition of Right 1628 Royalists/Cavaliers Roundheads/Puritans Oliver Cromwell Charles II The Restoration habeas corpus Glorious Revolution English Bill of Rights Seven Years’ War Proclamation of 1763 King George III Lexington and Concord Common Sense Declaration of Independence Thomas Jefferson Treaty of Paris 1783 U.S. Constitution James Madison Bill of Rights any other terms highlighted in notes Main Ideas: identify the significance of the following years/dates: ○ 1215; 1642; 1649; 1688; 1689; 1756-63; March 5, 1770; 1774; April 1775; July 4, 1776; 1783; September 17, 1787 explain the main ideas and the significance of the Magna Carta explain the main reasons for the English Civil War explain why the Glorious Revolution is called glorious list the main ideas in the English Bill of Rights explain the significance of the phrase “no taxation without representation” describe how both the British government and the colonists reacted to the increasing tensions during this time period identify the country that allied with the colonists and the impact that alliance had on the Revolutionary War describe the major effects of the American Revolution on world history identify the ideas of the following Enlightenment philosophes: : ○ John Locke, Jean-Jacques Rousseau, Baron de Montesquieu, Voltaire Skills: trace the influences of Enlightenment ideas in documents from the American Revolution WRITTEN RESPONSE (choose 1) ○ compare and contrast the British and American systems of government (at least 3 differences and 2 similarities) ○ explain the 3 ideas of mercantilism ○ trace the development of the American Revolution using at least 7 events/terms discussed in the notes (I want you to be able to sequence events correctly and explain how certain events caused others to happen) :
