Chapter 16: Political Revolutions in Europe and the Americas

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Getting ready for a history test. Based off of the worlds history book.
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Question 1

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[blank_start]creole[blank_end] is a white person born in Spanish america or to Spanish parents
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  • creole

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[blank_start]mestizos[blank_end] are a group of people who led the first series of revolts im the late 1700s.
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  • mestizos

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A [blank_start]social contract[blank_end] is not a divine appointment where a monarchy is created in order to serve the people
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  • social contract

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A [blank_start]state of nature[blank_end] is when people are not restricted by any state of any kind, no structure or rules
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  • state of nature

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Which groups participated in major revolutions to replace an existing government?
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  • "glorious revolution" of 1688 in England
  • Haitians revolt against the British
  • American colonies revolt against the british in 1776
  • French Revolution of 1789

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What is the democracy that emerged from the revolutions:
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  • situated the authority of government on earth rather than in heaven
  • increased the influence of the secular over the worldly
  • rejected that government was based on the divine right of kings

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[blank_start]Divine right of kings[blank_end] is a political doctrine influential in the 16th and 17th centuries which held that the monarch derived his authority from god and was not accountable to earthly authority
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  • Divine right of kings

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Was the success of the Glorious Revolution associated with John Locke?
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  • True
  • False

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[blank_start]Philosophers[blank_end] were a group of 18th century writers and philosphers, mostly French that emphasized the supremacy of human reason as the key to progress.
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  • Philosophers
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