Chapter 6 Study Guide

Chapter 6 Study Guide / Terms to Know!

1. Geocentric theory

2. Heliocentric theory

3. Thomas Hobbes

4. Salons (Paris)

5. Francis Bacon

6. Isaac Newton

7. Philosophes

8. Rousseau – The Social Contract

9. Voltaire

10. Neoclassical style

11. Baroque

12. John Locke

13. Catherine the Great

14. Henry Fielding

15. Thomas Jefferson

16. Montesquieu

17. Frederick II

18. Taxation without Representation

Video links chapter 6

Isaac Newton - click on "Beyond the Big Bang"

Chapter 6 - 2 assessment #s 1,3,4,7,8

Due beginning of class on Thursday 9 / 24 /09

QUIZ to follow on section 2 reading :)

chapter 5 - 1 review questions #s 1,2,4,5,7

Due Tuesday September 22

In class questions 9/16

How did Henry VIII initially view Martin Luther and the Reformation?

Why did Henry want/need a male heir (to the throne)?

What did henry do when the Pope refused to annul his marriage to Catherine?

What did the Act of Supremacy do?

How many wives did henry end up taking?

In the end, who became ruler of England?

Chapter 1-4 review questions 1-6

Due beginning of class Wednesday 9/16

Chapter 1 study guide (test 9/18)

For all study guides students need to write a short explanation defining each term or name and why it is significant to the chapter. Study Guides are due THE DAY OF THE TEST.

for example: Winston Churchill: British Prime minister during WWII.

Students must include why Churchill was significant: Churchill kept the morale of the British up and helped to prevent Nazi invasion.

Students need both the definition and significance to receive full credit. Sentences should be short and concise.

Chapter 1 Study Guide

Renaissance

Humanism

Patrons (Medici)

Desiderius Erasmus

Thomas More

Johann Gutenberg

Machiavelli

Renaissance man / woman

Leonardo Da Vinci

Martin Luther

Henry VIII

Elizabeth I

Anglican church

Act of Supremacy (pg. 59)

vernacular

secular

reformation

indulgence

protestant

Peace of Augsburg

Catholic Reformation

Jesuits

Chapter 1-1 review 1-5,7,8

Assigned Thurs 9/10

Due Fri 9/11