1. At Yorktown, during the Revolutionary War, this individual led the Continental Army. (Pages 362-364)

2. Parliament put new taxes upon the American colonies after 1763. Why did this happen? (Pages 353-357)

3. Thomas Jefferson, the author of the Declaration of Independence, was inspired by John Locke’s concept of natural rights. What inspired Locke’s concept of natural rights? (Pages 361-362)



4. What is true about the government according to the U. S. Constitution? (Page 367)

5. What describes a person in the center/ left/ right of the political spectrum? 6. In 1974, after Robespierre was executed, Napoleon Bonaparte overthrew which governmental body? (Page 387)

7. Latin American Independence Movement (Pages 401-415)
A. Latin American peoples had little experience in or .
B. Military strongmen took power in most countries after they won independence from .
C. Independence leaders were inspired by the and Revolutions.

8. This Russian tsar supported intellectuals, poets, playwrights, and exchanged letters with Enlightenment philosophers. (Page 422-423)

9. This Russian tsar refused to surrender to Napoleon in 1812, even after Moscow had been captured and burned. (Pages 426-427).

10. This Russian tsar recruited hundreds of shipwrights, doctors, engineers, and architects from Western Europe to help modernize Russia. (Pages 418-421) .

11. Goethe’s The Sorrows of a Young Werther, was inspired by which literary movement? (Pages 433-435).

12. This English poet supported Greece’s revolt against the Ottomans? (Pages 436-437) .

13. This poet found inspiration in England’s Lake District? (Page 436) .

14. “Man is born free, and everywhere he is in chains.” Which French enlightenment thinker wrote this statement? (Page 434)

15. This Romantic composer lost his hearing and was completely deaf by the time conducted his final work, The Ninth Symphony? (Page 443)