Chapter 10 Study Guide
Ptolemaic system (main point)
Copernican system (main point)
tabula rasa (English translation)
laissez-faire (translation and meaning)
John Locke (how humans get knowledge)
Rene Descartes (famous quote and one fact he knew was true)
George Washington (career before he was president)
Galileo Galilei (important contribution)
Balthasar Neumann (famous building he designed)
The Articles of Confederation (what they were)
The Bill of Rights (what they are)
Voltaire (what he is most known for criticizing)
Francis Bacon (important creation)
George Frederick Handel (famous musical works)
Jean-Jacques Rousseau (important political/social concept)
Andreas Vesalius (important field of study)
William Harvey (important discovery)
Robert Boyle (experiments)
Antoine Lavoisier (important contribution to science)
The Treaty of Paris (territory U.S. received)
Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart (important musical works)
Montesquieu (contribution to political philosophy)
Frederick the Great (actions as king)
Joseph II (reforms)
Stamp Act (what it taxed)
Rococo (definition)
Enlightened absolutism (definition)
federal system (definition)
John Wesley (founder of what religious group)
Mulatto (definition)