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  1. Rhyme Time Conflict Renaissance Scientific Rev Enlightenment Absolutism 100 100 100 100 100 200 200 200 200 200 300 300 300 300 300 400 400 400 400 400 500 500 500 500 500

  2. Face Cesare Borgia might have made had he known that he was the model for this book by Machiavelli.

  3. What is a “prince wince”?

  4. Violent crowds proving this philosopher’s ideas about life in a state of nature.

  5. What are “Hobbes mobs”?

  6. Playgrounds for communist philosophers.

  7. What are“Marx parks”?

  8. The edict allowing Huguenots to practice their religion might have been in this typeface.

  9. What is“Nantes font”?

  10. Had tootsie rolls been invented and named for a French king, we would have candies with this rhyming name.

  11. What are“chewy Louis”?

  12. Executed in 1649, this king lost the English Civil War to Oliver Cromwell’s Puritan army.

  13. Who is King Charles I?

  14. This Prussian monarch was well prepared for war, but preferred not to risk his “tall soldiers”.

  15. Who is Frederick William I?

  16. The reconquista in Spain was completed in 1492, a year which also witnessed Columbus’ voyage and the expulsion of these two non-Christian groups of Spaniards.

  17. Who were the Jews and Moors?

  18. Called the French and Indian War in the United States History classes, this war between England and France forced the French out of North America.

  19. What is the Seven Years War?

  20. A massacre of French Huguenots on Saint Bartholomew’s Day in Paris sparked this war, which was eventually won by Henry of Navarre, soon to be Henry IV.

  21. What is the War of the Three Henrys?

  22. Renaissance literally translates to mean…

  23. What is rebirth?

  24. 3 ideas stressed by Renaissance Humanists such as Giovanni Pico della Mirandola.

  25. What are individualism, secularism, and the classical past?

  26. Desiderius Erasmus was part of this group of individuals interested in reforming Renaissance society according to Christian themes.

  27. Who wereNorthern Humanists?(or Christian Humanists)

  28. This tall marble sculpture, created by Michelangelo, is an example of the Renaissance interest in the potential of the individual.

  29. What is David?

  30. The book that contains this quote:“The prince must be a fox, therefore, to recognize the traps and a lion to frighten the wolves.”

  31. What is The Prince?

  32. The focus of 18th c. philosophes was obvious in this nickname for the Enlightenment.

  33. What is “Age of Reason”?

  34. Also known as Francois-Marie Arouet, this philsophe championed religious toleration.

  35. Who is Voltaire?

  36. His famous work entitled, On the Revolutions of the Heavenly Spheres, asserted that the Earth’s center is not the center of the universe.

  37. Who is Nicolaus Copernicus?

  38. Isaac Newton’s famous work describing his laws, Mathematical Principles of Natural Philosophy, is also known by this name.

  39. What is Principia?

  40. As an early feminist, she expressed her frustration with gender inequality in AVindication of the Rights of Woman.

  41. Who is Mary Wollstonecraft?

  42. This Catholic king believed in the idea of “one king, one law, one faith”.

  43. Who is King Louis XIV?(a.k.a. The Sun King)

  44. Also known as the “Window to the West” this new capital was built by Tsar Peter I.

  45. What is St. Petersburg?

  46. This enlightened Russian monarch had a reputation as a patron of the arts, literature and education but she refused to abolish serfdom.

  47. Who is Catherine II or Catherine the Great?

  48. In 1772 these three countries partitioned Poland, reducing Polish population and territory.

  49. Who are Russia, Prussia, Austria? Russia Prussia Poland Austria

  50. Name this enlightened monarch, Holy Roman Emperor, and son of Empress Maria Theresa.

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