Unit 6 Assessment Study Guide

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Unit 6 Study Guide
Name______________________
1. Identify how the Renaissance contributed to the Scientific Revolution?
2. Identify two contributors to the Scientific Revolution and explain the significance their
contributions.
3. Describe the impact that the Scientific Revolution had on people’s spiritual world?
4. Who was Issac Newton and how did he impact the world?
5. Identify the following philosopher’s contributions to philosophical thinking:
Voltaire:
John Locke:
Thomas Hobbes:
Adam Smith:
Baron de Montesquieu:
Rousseau:
6. Define laissez-faire.
7. Explain how France moved away from Enlightenment after the initial revolution.
8. Describe the Great Fear.
9. Explain the storming of the Bastille.
10. What was the Reign of Terror?
11. Draw a cause and effect chart showing a shift in power in France from the monarchy to the Republic
(ie, what caused the revolution?)
12. What is a revolution? What characteristics do all revolutions possess? Give examples.
13. Identify and describe the ideas of the Enlightenment. Include ideas from Locke, Voltaire,
Montesquieu, Diderot, Hobbes, Rousseau, Smith, and Wollstonecraft.
14. Define the Industrial Revolution.
15. Explain the factors that led to the start of the Industrial Revolution in Great Britain.
16. What are the Factors of Production? Give an example for each.
17. How were children impacted by the Industrial Revolution?
Unit 6 Study Guide
Name______________________
1. Identify how the Renaissance contributed to the Scientific Revolution?
2. Identify two contributors to the Scientific Revolution and explain the significance their
contributions.
3. Describe the impact that the Scientific Revolution had on people’s spiritual world?
4. Who was Issac Newton and how did he impact the world?
5. Identify the following philosopher’s contributions to philosophical thinking:
Voltaire:
John Locke:
Thomas Hobbes:
Adam Smith:
Baron de Montesquieu:
Rousseau:
6. Define laissez-faire.
7. Explain how France moved away from Enlightenment after the initial revolution.
8. Describe the Great Fear.
9. Explain the storming of the Bastille.
10. What was the Reign of Terror?
11. Draw a cause and effect chart showing a shift in power in France from the monarchy to the Republic
(ie, what caused the revolution?)
12. What is a revolution? What characteristics do all revolutions possess? Give examples.
13. Identify and describe the ideas of the Enlightenment. Include ideas from Locke, Voltaire,
Montesquieu, Diderot, Hobbes, Rousseau, Smith, and Wollstonecraft.
14. Define the Industrial Revolution.
15. Explain the factors that led to the start of the Industrial Revolution in Great Britain.
16. What are the Factors of Production? Give an example for each.
17. How were children impacted by the Industrial Revolution?
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