REVIEW JEOPARDY

Final Jeopardy

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Godless Tomfoolery

Old School, New School

Dangerous Minds

Jumbo Shrimp Stuff

Mystery Stuff

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$100 Godless Tomfoolery

What Kepler and Copernicus contributed, respectively, to orbital

theory.

$200 Godless Tomfoolery

These two men simultaneously pushed the “limits” of math when they investigated this discipline.

$300 Godless Tomfoolery

He thinks, therefore he is. He is, therefore he invented this mathematical

charting method.

$400 Godless Tomfoolery

This man invented this astronomical device and used it to conclude that this heavenly body is much like Earth. (But what if it was made of cheese? Would

ya eat it then?)

$500 Godless Tomfoolery

Vesalius, Harvey, and de Graaf all focused on this animal’s biological

structures and functions.

$100 Old School, New School

Hobbes wrote this – his major work on governing – after this

event.

$200 Old School, New SchoolLocke, on the other hand, wrote around this major governmental event, which was won by these

two people.

$300 Old School, New School

It’s why Hobbes argued for a strong, central absolute monarch. Locke

agreed with him, but had this contingency if the monarch wasn’t

doing his/her job.

$400 Old School, New SchoolThe Chinese and Egyptians had

timelines that called this book into question. That would’ve pleased this man, who was so cynical and

skeptical that people were afraid to read his banned literature.

$500 Old School, New School

Living, breathing, and eating can all be classified as examples of these. On an unrelated note, here are two reasons witchcraft trials began to

decrease.

$100 Dangerous Minds

This French author – the most famous, most

caffeinated writer in Europe – used this type of humor

when writing.

$200 Dangerous Minds

They said, “I do not agree with what you say, but will defend to the death your

right to say it,” and, “Man is born free, yet everywhere

he is in chains.”

$300 Dangerous Minds

Authors of (in order) The Spirit of the Laws, Social Contract, Candide,

and Discourse on the Arts and Sciences.

$400 Dangerous Minds

Physiocrats actually dealt with this rich subject. The most famous was the “Father of Capitalism”, and this

was his book.

$500 Dangerous Minds

He wrote the Encyclopedie (yes, it should have an accent in there). It was written in France, but maybe

would have been better in this country, which had much less

censorship.

$100 Jumbo Shrimp

Joseph II took over after this lady, and this is what he did with her

reforms.

$200 Jumbo Shrimp

Catherine had a “free” plan in line for these people until this man stirred

things up.

$300 Jumbo Shrimp

Prussia had an enlightened despot in this man, but this glaring

problem still faced their society.

$400 Jumbo Shrimp

These are two ways Maria Theresa tried to unite her multinational

empire, but this is a region she just wouldn’t mess with.

$500 Jumbo Shrimp

The Meaupeau Parliaments had this seemingly negative drawback when

this king allowed their creation. Their moves against this group could make them seemingly enlightened.

$100 Stuff

A primary reason both Louis XV and Louis XVI couldn’t ram home

big laws in Parliament.

$200 Stuff

To Montesquieu, this country had the governmental structure right.

$400 Stuff

These Parisian rooms were the nuclei of Enlightenment thought.

And on an unrelated note, this “nosy” man confirmed and

improved many astronomical theories.

$300 Stuff

It’s what Joseph II’s successors were paying attention to, and what they did to Joseph’s reforms as a

result.

$500 Stuff

This group was banned in most countries – even Catholic ones – in the late 18th Century. (Secularism is

that big of a deal to some people. They might have faced this fate)

which befell Galileo.

$100 Mystery Stuff

If Sanchito knows what’s good for him, he’d best go run and hide.

This is why.

$200 Mystery Stuff

The two U.S. presidents who died on the same day.

$300 Mystery Stuff

The names of all six Star Wars Movies.

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$400 Mystery Stuff

The starting lineup of the Hogwarts team that won their first Quidditch

Cup since the legendary Charlie Weasley was their seeker. (First

names are fine.)

$500 Mystery Stuff

The four BCS bowl games.

FINAL JEOPARDYWhat each contributed to the

American Declaration of Independence or Constitution:

LockeMontesquieu

RousseauVoltaire