Final

Round 1 Round 2
Jeopardy

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$100

This “tax” of young Christian

men from the Balkans helped the
Ottomans consolidate power
$100

What is the devshirme?

Scores
$200

This new class of Chinese

government officials obtained
their position through Confucian
exams
$200

What are scholar-bureaucrats?

Scores
$300

Used to justify rule in China, its

counterpart in Europe was known
as “divine right”
$300

What is the Mandate of Heaven?

Scores
$400

Founders of their empires,

Ottoman and Mughal
respectively. [2 part answer]
$400

Who is Osman [Bey] and Babur?

Scores
$500

These palaces helped

consolidate power in France, the
Ottoman Empire, and China,
respectively. [3 part answer]
$500

What is Versailles, Topkapi, the

Forbidden City

Scores
$100

The first explorer to

circumnavigate the world
$100

Who is Ferdinand Magellan?

Scores
$200

Chinese, Muslim, eunuch

explorer and trader who made it
all the way from China to Africa
before the Chinese quit
exploration.
$200

Who is Zheng He?

Scores
$300

The Portuguese Prince who

founded a school of
exploration and encouraged
the exploration of Africa
$300

Who is Henry the Navigator?

Scores
$400

An economic idea, that states

that gold and silver was the
measure of nation’s wealth and
was a motive for exploration
$400

What is mercantilism?

Scores
$500

These two new kinds of ships

allowed for European exploration
and eventually colonization
$500

What are galleons and caravels?

Scores
$100

Hapsburg king of both Spain and

the Holy Roman Empire who tried
to keep power consolidated, but
ran into issues because of
religious plurality and eventually
signed the Peace of Augsburg
$100

Who is Charles V?

Scores
$200

This king is the best European

example of an absolute monarch,
was the ruler of France who
revoked the Edict of Nantes, built
Versailles, and declared “I am the
State”
$200

Who is Louis XIV?

Scores
$300

This Russian ruler was

considered Enlightened, crushed
a peasant revolt led by Pugachev,
and partitioned Poland along with
Austria and Prussia
$300

Who is Catherine II [Catherine the

Great]?

Scores
$400

These constitutional monarchies

in Europe were the exception to
Absolutist rule in the 16th & 17th
centuries.
$400

What is England and the Dutch

Netherlands?

Scores
$500

Russian leader who moved the

capital, controlled the Russian
nobles through the Table of
Ranks, and tried to Westernize
(modernize) Russia
$500

Who is Peter the Great?

Scores
$100

This device was utilized in

Tartuffe when King Louis stepped
in to save the day for Orgon’s
family.
$100

What is duex ex machine?

Scores
$200

This magical weapon allowed the

Monkey King to dominate all of
his foes like a boss.
$200

What is a magical growing staff?

Scores
$300

This empire was the setting for

Sundiata.
$300

What is Mali?

Scores
$400

This is where Orgon hides to

figure out Tartuffe’s deception in
the play.
$400

Where is under the table?

Scores
$500

This country’s citizens are being

addressed by Jonathon Swift in A
Modest Proposal.
$500

What is Ireland?

Scores
$100

Led to the overthrowing of the

Stuart Monarchy and the
institution of a military
dictatorship under Oliver
Cromwell
$100

What is the English Civil War?

Scores
$200

Generally from the Jesuits, these

Catholic men traveled to the
Americas and Asia with the goal
of converting native peoples to
Catholicism.
$200

Who are missionaries?

Scores
$300

These are new items that came to

Europe FROM the Americas.
[need 4]
$300

What are potatoes, Corn (maize),

Tomatoes, Tobacco, Coco
(chocolate), turkeys, syphilis?

Scores
$400

This war is often considered the

first world war, as it was fought in
Europe, as well as in European
colonies in Africa, the Americas,
and South Asia.
$400

What is the Seven Years’ War?

Scores
$500

These are examples of an effect

of the slave trade on West Africa.
[need 2]
$500

What are the disruption of African

culture, loss of population
[specifically young men], or
warring tribes?

Scores
$100

Justification for Absolute

Monarchy, says that God gave
them the right to rule.
$100

What is divine right?

Scores
$200

This figure of the Mary, mother of

Jesus, is both an example of a
syncretic religion and the patron
saint of Mexico.
$200

What is the Virgin of Guadalupe?

Scores
$300

A silver mine in modern day

Bolivia where natives worked as
part of the mita system and which
eventually led to inflation in both
Spain and Japan.
$300

What is Potosi?

Scores
$400

Practice in China in the Early

Modern age that reinforced
patriarchal ideals, especially
towards high and middle class
women.
$400

What is foot binding?

Scores
$500

These centers of fun and leisure

in cities, especially Edo, in Japan
were known as “floating worlds”
$500

What are uikyo?

Scores
Revolutions Insert All About the Feeling like a New Ways Wild
Here and dramatic,
Grammar Industrial Of Round 1
There and Revolution
romantic, Card
everywhere Pun Here realist noble thinking

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$200

This leader of the French

Revolution led the most radical
phase of the revolution, where
many heads rolled.
$200

Who is Maximillian Robespierre?

Scores
$400

This was the first successful

slave rebellion and took place in
a now former French colony
$400

What was the Haitian Revolution?

Scores
$600

These strongmen often took

control of Latin American nations
after their revolutions for
independence.
$600

What are caudillos?

Scores
$800

This time of thought about

politics, government, the
economy, civil rights, and society
at large was a cause of the
America, French, Haitian, AND
Latin American Revolutions!
$800

What was the Enlightenment?

Scores
$1000

This was Napoleon’s most lasting

achievement
$1000

What is the Code de Napoleon

[Napoleonic Code]?

Scores
$200

This literary device includes

extreme exaggeration or
overstatement.
$200

What is a hyperbole?

Scores
$400

The type of irony in which the

audience or viewer knows
something characters do not.
$400

What is dramatic irony?

Scores
$600

A group of
words/sentences where
many of the words begin
with the same sound.
$600

What is alliteration?

Scores
$800

When the work references

something outside of the text that
is otherwise well known
$800

What is an allusion?

Scores
$1000

This literary term describing the

attitude the author takes towards
a subject or character.
$1000

What is tone?

Scores
$200

This played a crucial role in

industrialization, replacing wood
as a primary source of fuel.
$200

What is coal?

Scores
$400

This was the principle reason for

declining fertility in Industrial
lands.
$400

What is birth control?

Scores
$600

The second industrial revolution

in the 19th century replaced iron
with this.
$600

What is steel?

Scores
$800

This social class was a product

of the Industrial Revolution; it
was made up of peasants who
moved to the cities.
$800

What is the working class?

Scores
$1000

This group benefited the most

from the Industrial Revolution
and grew exponentially.
$1000

What is the middle class?

Scores
$200

Characteristics included emotion

of the artist, love of nature,
interest in the fantastical, and
erotic love.
$200

What is romanticism?

Scores
$400

Based on details of daily life

May emphasis the ugly or
sordid
$400

What is realism?

Scores
$600
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What is Rococo?

Scores
$800

Artistic movement that exalted

political ideals of Greece and
Rome and appealed to the
bourgeoisie.
$800

What is neoclassicism?

Scores
$1000
$100

What is the Baroque?

Scores
$200

Thinker who claimed that the

population would eventually
outgrow the food supply
$200

Who is Thomas Malthus?

Scores
$400

Value system that emphasized

ideas of femininity and that
women’s role was in the home
and not working during the
Industrial Revolution
$400

What is the Cult of Domesticity?

Scores
$600

Thinker who would have said:

“Actions are right in proportion
as they tend to promote
happiness; wrong as they tend to
produce the reverse of
happiness.”
$600

Who is John Stuart Mill?

Scores
$800

Thinker who believed in the rise

of the proletariats in a revolution
that would end with the means of
production being owned by all
the people equally
$800

Who is Karl Marx?

Scores
$1000

Believed factories, farms, mines,

etc should be owned by
individuals
$1000

Who are the capitalists?

Scores
$200

This growing ideology in the 18th

and 19th centuries led to the
unification of Germany and Italy,
as well as Zionism.
$200

What is nationalism?

Scores
$400

This theory was proposed by

Copernicus and proven by
Galileo, and disproved commonly
held beliefs about the universe.
$400

What is heliocentrism?

Scores
$600

This composer was the epitome

of the Romantic period, writing
symphonies such as Eroica
$600

Who is Beethoven?

Scores
$800

The Congress of Vienna, which

aimed to put Europe back the
way it was before Napoleon,
practiced THIS new ideology.
$800

What is conservatism?

Scores
$1000

Enlightenment thinker who came

up with the ideas of laissez-affair
and capitalism
$1000

Who is Adam Smith?

Scores
Enlightenment

Final
Scores Jeopardy
Question
Give the major contribution of the
following Enlightenment thinkers:
a. Voltaire
b. Locke
c. Montesquieu
a. Voltaire – freedoms of [speech,
religion, etc]
b. Locke – unalienable rights
c. Montesquieu – separation of
powers

Scores