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== December 6th, 2018 - Cumulative Multiple Choice Exam ==<br />
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The following topics and pages in your review book (''Mastering The Grade 10 Global History Curriculum'') will be assessed (tested). Please be aware that this is a multiple choice exam that is stimulus-based. That means that almost all of the questions will have some sort of stimulus (chart, graph, diagram, map, political cartoon, photo, passage, or quotes), and a series of (1, 2 or 3) questions. Some of the questions will be based on inferences and not appear directly in the stimulus. As an example you might have a picture of the Palace at Versailles and you must know that it is related to Louis XIV, Louis XVI, and Absolutism. <br />
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== The World in 1750 ==<br />
* [[The Tokugawa Shogunate]]<br />
* [[Ottoman Empire Review|The Ottoman Empire]]<br />
* [[The Mughal Empire]]<br />
* [[The Qing Dynasty]]<br />
* [[Louis XIV - Absolutism|The Bourbon Dynasty (Absolutism)]]<br />
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== The Enlightenment ==<br />
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* [[The Age of Enlightenment|The Enlightenment Overview]]<br />
* [[John Locke (1632 – 1704)|Locke]]<br />
* [[Thomas Hobbes (1588 – 1679)|Thomas Hobbes]]<br />
* [[Baron de Montesquieu (1689 – 1755)|Baron de Montesquieu]]<br />
* [[Jean-Jacques Rousseau (1712 – 1778)|Jean Jacques Rousseau]]<br />
* [[Mary Wollstonecraft (1759 – 1797)|Mary Wollstonecraft]]<br />
* [[Voltaire (1694 – 1778)|Voltaire]]<br />
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* [[Denis Diderot (1713 – 1784)|Denis Diderot]]<br />
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== The Industrial Revolution ==<br />
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* [[Adam Smith (1723 – 1790)|Adam Smith]]<br />
* [[Karl Marx]]<br />
* [[Industrialization|Effects/Results of Industrialization (Positive/Negative)]]<br />
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== The French Revolution ==<br />
* [[The French Revolution Overview|French Revolution Overview]]<br />
** Louis XVI<br />
** Social Class System in Pre-Revolutionary France<br />
** The Estates General<br />
** Versailles<br />
** Tennis Court Oath<br />
** The National Assembly<br />
** The Bastille<br />
** Robespierre<br />
** Reign of Terror<br />
** The Directory<br />
** Napoleon Bonaparte<br />
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== Latin American Revolutions ==<br />
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* Social Class System in Latin America<br />
* Simon Bolivar<br />
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* Toussaint L'Ouverture<br />
* Jose de San Martin<br />
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* Miguel Hildalgo<br />
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* Haitian Revolution<br />
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== The Napoleonic Age ==<br />
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* Napoleon Bonaparte<br />
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* Napoleonic Wars<br />
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* Congress of Vienna</div>MainPage>Admin