History Quizizz 3

In the scientific revolution, what did they discover about the human body in relation to animals?

• The human body shares structural similarities with animals.
• The human body is larger than that of any animal.
• Humans have no biological connection to animals.
• The human body is one of an animal's, therefore making us one of them.

In the scientific revolution, what did they find out about what was the center of the universe?

• The Moon is the center of the solar system.
• The Earth is the center of the universe.
• The Milky Way is the center of the universe.
• The Sun is the center of the solar system.

What type of government spread through the world during the Enlightenment?

• Oligarchy
• Democracy

• Theocracy
• Monarchy

What is the Enlightenment also known as?

• Age of Reason
• Industrial Age
• Renaissance Era
• Age of Enlightenment

What best describes John Locke's concept of the Social Contract?

• A theory that emphasizes the importance of individualism over community.
• A belief that government should have absolute power over its citizens.
• The agreement between individuals to form a government that protects their natural rights.
• An idea that social contracts are only valid in monarchies.

What best describes Thomas Hobbes's concept of the Social Contract?

• The Social Contract is an agreement where individuals give up certain freedoms for security and order.
• The Social Contract is a legal document that outlines the rights of citizens in a democracy.
• The Social Contract is an agreement that allows individuals to take more risks without consequences.
• The Social Contract is a theory that promotes absolute freedom for all individuals.

What is the primary purpose of government according to John Locke?

• To establish a monarchy.
• To protect the natural rights of individuals.
• To promote economic growth.
• To enforce religious beliefs.

How did John Locke influence the Founding Fathers of the U.S.A.?

• John Locke's ideas were primarily focused on economic theories.
• John Locke influenced the Founding Fathers by introducing concepts of natural rights and government by consent.
• John Locke advocated for monarchy and absolute rule.
• John Locke believed in the divine right of kings.

What are the “Natural Rights” that John Locke describes?

• Life, liberty, and property.
• Health, education, and security.
• Freedom, justice, and equality.
• Happiness, wealth, and fame.

Whose authority did the Scientific Revolution challenge?

• The Government and political authority

• The Enlightenment philosophers
• Modern scientific institutions
• The Church and traditional Aristotelian authority