New And Improved Revolutions

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1) Which battle led to the exile of Napoleon as emperor of France?

2) What was an invention that increased the production of textiles in England?

3) How did people react to many new ideas of philosophs and enlightened thinkers?

4) Who was a 17th century thinker that believed that you should challenge a government that is not treating you fairly?

5) ______________________ was the main objection of Americans to British taxes.

6) Which of the following is a revolution that was a model for all of the world to follow?

7) Which of the following was a revolution that changed the economies of Europe and the United States?

8) Who created the fire engine which pumped water at a rate three times faster than previously?

9) The ____________ system was a system of faster machinery and production under one roof.

10) Which group of people had to pay the greatest share of taxes in France in the late 1700's?

11) What was the Reign of Terror?

12) Which of the following was a downside to industrialization?

13) Which enlightened thinker contributed to our knowledge of gravity and how it behaves?

14) In what country did the Industrial Revolution first take hold?

15) Which of the following was a factor in both the American and French Revolutions?

16) Which scientist was responsible for building a microscope that was 270 times more powerful than previous microscopes?

17) What did they call people who led the way in new thinking during the Age of Reason?

18) __________________ is when the government follows the will of the people.

19) The Age of Reason is another name for _________________.

20) What is the production of cloth called?


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