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Important Treaties

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Philosophy Religion

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He said, “It is better to be feared than to

be loved, if you cannot be both.”

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Niccoló Machiavelli

[Unit 1.2]

Round 1

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This economist wrote, “[he is] led by an invisible hand to

promote an end that was no part of his intention.”

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Adam Smith[Unit 4.1]

Round 1

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He said, “Whatever you do, crush the infamous thing, and love those

who love you.”

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Voltaire[Unit 4.1]

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He said, “God is dead. God remains dead. And

we have killed him.”

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Friedrich Nietzsche

[Unit 9.3]

Round 1

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He said, “Man is born free, but he is

everywhere in chains.”

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Jean-Jacques Rousseau

[Unit 4.1]

Round 1

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This treaty ended World War I and placed sole blame for the war on

Germany.

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Versailles Treaty[Unit 3.1]

Round 1

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This 1814-15 conference ended the

Napoleonic Wars through the creation the 1815 Treaty of

Paris.

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Congress of Vienna

[Unit 5.2]

Round 1

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This treaty ended the Thirty Years’

War.

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Treaty of Westphalia

(1648)[Unit 2.2]

Round 1

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This treaty ended the Seven Years War in 1763, giving Britain

control of the eastern half of North America.

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Treaty of Paris[Unit 4.2]

Round 1

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This treaty ended the War of Spanish

Succession, thus putting an end to the

wars of Louis XIV.

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Treaty of Utrecht

[Unit 3.1]

Round 1

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This Florentine sculptor created in the 15th century the first bronze statue

since antiquity.

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Donatello[Unit 1.2]

Round 1

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This sculptor carved the famous gold doors

for the Florentine baptistery.

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Lorenzo Ghiberti

[Unit 1.2]

Round 1

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This artist created the huge canopy

over St. Peter’s tomb

inside St. Peter’s Basilica.

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Gianlorenzo Bernini

[Unit 2.1]

Round 1

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Man Pointing,

was created by this artist.

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Alberto Giacometti

[Unit 9.3]

Round 1

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This 20th-century artist featured a urinal in

“The Fountain” (1917).

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Marcel Duchamp

[Unit 9.3]

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This tsar gained Russian access to the

Baltic Sea with his victory in the Great

Northern War.

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Peter the Great[Unit 3.3]

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This “enlightened despot” instituted numerous reforms after surviving the

Pugachev Rebellion.

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Catherine the Great[Unit 4.1]

Round 1

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This ruler was the first to take the title of “tsar,” married a

Romanov, and began westernizing Muscovy.

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Ivan IV (Ivan the Terrible)

[Unit 3.3]

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This tsar freed the serfs with the

Emancipation Edict in 1861.

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Alexander II[Unit 9.2]

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This Romanov was the last to rule Russia

before he abdicated during World War I.

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Nicholas II[Unit 9.2]

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This philosopher declared all people

were born with “natural rights” but

were also born with a tabula rasa.

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John Locke[Unit 4.1]

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This Renaissance philosophy involved the study of ideas from the

classical past.

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Humanism[Unit 1.2]

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This philosophical movement was a

reaction against the Enlightenment as it

glorified human emotion and the awesome power

of nature.

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Romanticism[Unit 7.1]

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This religious arm of the Enlightenment put

forth a naturalistic view of God who was the

“great clock maker.”

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Deism[Unit 4.1]

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This atheistic philosophy during the “age of

anxiety” had Jean-Paul Sartre and Albert Camus as its major proponents.

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Existentialism[Unit 9.2]

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Martin Luther challenged the Church

practice of indulgences with this

1517 document.

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95 Theses[Unit 2.1]

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This Frenchman was the founder of a sect

based on “predestination” and the “Protestant work

ethic.”

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John Calvin[Unit 2.1]

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This series of meetings in the mid-16th century was the

foundation of the Catholic Reformation.

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Council of Trent[Unit 2.1]

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Pope Pius IX issued this proclamation in

the 19th century severely criticizing the growth of liberalism in European politics and

society.

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Round 1

Syllabus of Errors

[Unit 8.1]

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This 18th-century English cleric founded Methodism, a strongly evangelical movement.

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John Wesley[Unit 4.2]

Category #1 Category #2 Category #3 Category #4 Category #5 Category #6French

RevolutionPolitical

PhilosophyNotable Women

Science Imperialism Art Styles

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Written by the National Assembly,

this classically liberal document was the blueprint for the

Constitution of 1791.

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Round 2

Declaration of the Rights of

Man and Citizen

[Unit 5.1]

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This radical political club dominated the

Legislative Assembly and the National

Convention.

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Round 2

Jacobins[Unit 5.1]

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This “incorruptible” leader oversaw the Reign of Terror in

1793-1794.

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Robespierre[Unit 5.1]

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This author of the Declaration of the Rights

of Women and Female Citizen was later beheaded for her political views.

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Olympe de Gouges

[Unit 5.1]

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This British conservative criticized

the excesses of the French Revolution in his

Reflections on the Revolution in France.

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Edmund Burke[Unit 5.1]

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This co-author of the Communist

Manifesto was the father of “scientific

socialism.”

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Karl Marx[Unit 7.1]

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This author of Leviathan believed humans in a state of nature were “nasty, brutish, and

short” and advocated absolutism to maintain

order in society.

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Round 2

Thomas Hobbes

[Unit 3.1]

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This leader of socialist revisionism advocated socialist gains through the

political process, not a violent revolution.

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Eduard Bernstein

[Unit 8.2]

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This Frenchman advocated the “divine right” of kings during the age of Louis XIV.

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Bishop Bossuet

[Unit 3.1]

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This Englishman wrote the definitive work on liberalism in the 19th century:

On Liberty.

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John Stuart Mill[Unit 7.1]

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This early feminist’s City of Ladies in the 15th-century touched off the debate on the status of women in

Europe.

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Christine de Pisan

[Unit 1.3]

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This French noblewoman was a leader of the salon movement and the

“godmother” of Diderot’s

Encyclopedia.

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Madame de Geoffrin

[Unit 4.1]

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This English super-nurse distinguished

herself on the battlefields of the

Crimean War.

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Round 2

Florence Nightingale

[Unit 8.1]

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This English feminist supported the views of

de Gouges in her Vindication of the Rights of Women.

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Round 2

Mary Wollestonecra

ft[Unit 4.1]

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This English leader of the National Union of Women’s Suffrage Societies took a more mainstream political approach in the early 20th

century than her more famous militant peers.

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Round 2

Millicent Garrett Fawcett

[Unit 8.2]

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This author of Principia created a model of how

the universe worked through his theory of universal gravitation.

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Isaac Newton[Unit 7.1]

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This Frenchman developed the

“germ theory” of disease.

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Louis Pasteur[Unit 7.2]

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Nicolaus Copernicus famously developed this theory in his On the Revolutions of Heavenly Spheres.

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Heliocentric Theory

[Unit 3.1]

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This Englishman developed an effective vaccine for small pox.

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Edward Jenner[Unit 4.2]

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This German scientist pioneered quantum

theory in physics in the late 19th and early 20th

centuries.

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Max Planck[Unit 9.3]

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This country was the first to introduce the

slave trade in the Americas during the

16th century.

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Portugal[Unit 1.3]

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This 1885 meeting resulted in the

European “scramble for Africa” during the age of High Imperialism.

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Berlin Conference

[Unit 8.3]

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This 1900 event in China resulted in a multi-national army invading China to suppress Chinese

rebel forces.

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Boxer Rebellion[Unit 8.3]

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The Spanish conquistadores Hernán Cortés and Francisco

Pizarro defeated these two major American

civilizations in the 16th century.

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Aztecs and Incas[Unit 1.3]

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This Spanish 16th-century priest criticized the

horrible treatment and decimation of Native Americans in the New

World.

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Round 2

Bartolomé de las Casas

[Unit 1.3]

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Eugène Delacroix and Théodore Géricault

were French leaders of this 19th-century artistic

style.

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Round 2

Romanticism[Unit 7.1]

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This 16th-century artistic movement was a reaction against the Renaissance style and featured El Greco as one of its greatest

painters.

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Round 2

Mannerism[Unit 1.2]

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Monet, Renoir, and Pissarro were among

the leaders of this 19th-century artistic

style.

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Impressionism[Unit 7.2]

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Pablo Picasso and Georges Braque

were the founders of this artistic

style.

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Cubism[Unit 7.2]

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Courbet, Millet, and Degas were among the leaders of this post-1850 artistic

style.

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Realism[Unit 7.2]

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This European statesman brought

France into the Thirty Years’ War and also

established the foundation of

absolutism with the intendant system.

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Cardinal Richelieu

[Unit 2.2]