1st Partial 1st Semester Flashcards

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What are the SDGs?

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They stand for Sustainable development goals, which are goals set to be reached in 2030 to improve life quality.

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Who proposed the SDGs and when did they?

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The UN in September 2015

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Which are the 17 SDGs?

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    • No poverty
    • No hunger
    • Good health and Well being
    • Quality education
    • Gender Equality
    • Clean Water and Sanitation
  1. -Affordable and Clean energy
    • Decent work and economic growth
    • Industry, Innovation and Infrastructure
    • Reduced inequalities
    • Sustainable cities and communities
    • Responsible consumption and production
    • Climate Action
    • Life below water
  2. -Life on land
    • Peace, justice and strong institutions.
    • Partnership for the goals.
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What was the scientific revolution?

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A period in the XVI and XVII century where there was scientific, mathematical, and political progress.

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Who proposed the Geocentric theory of the universe?

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Ptolemaic

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When was Ptolemaic born?

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100 AD

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Who supported the geocentric theory?

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Aristotle and the church.

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Who proposed the heliocentric theory?

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Copernicus, Galileo Galilei and Kepler

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Which were the inventions / discoveries of Galileo?

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The telescope, 4 moons of Jupiter, and the heliocentric theory.

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Who was René Descartes?

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He was a philosopher who doubted about anything and everything, except his own existence.

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Who was Francis Bacon?

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He was the person who invented the Scientific Method.

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Who wrote L’enciclopedie?

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Diderot

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Who published the declaration of the rights of man?

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Mary Wollstonecraft.

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What was Hobbes’ way of thinking?

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He thought humans were evil and they needed someone to think for them. (No clue)

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What was John Locke’s way of thinking?

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He thought every human had 3 natural rights, the right of life, liberty and property. (Locke= Lock the 3 rights)

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What was Montesquieu’s way of thinking?

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He thought the government had to be split into 3 powers (Mon-tes-quieu, 3 syllables, 3 powers)

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What was Rousseau’s way of thinking?

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He wrote the social contract which was an agreement between the people and the government. (RouSSEAU, SOcial contract)

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What was Voltaire’s way of thinking?

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He thought the church and the government should be separated. (Voltaire, a V that separates the church and government)

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What was the effect of these ideas in the rest of the world?

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A kick start in a lot of revolutions

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When was the Geocentric theory proposed?

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2nd century

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When was the Heliocentric theory proposed?

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When was the universal Law of Gravitation Discovered?

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When was the social contract published?

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Who and when was the Bill of rights declared?

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June 8, 1789, James Madison

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When was the bill of rights officially approved and what was its use?
25/September/1789, served as an introduction to the constitution.
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What triggered the American revolution?
The Boston Massacre.
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When was the first bill of rights proposed?
1668 In the glorious revolution to the King of England
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What territories were controlled by GB before the American revolution?
The 13 colonies and Canada
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What was the objective of the 1st continental congress and where/when was it held?
1774 in Philadelphia, to take arms against the british.
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What was the objective of the 12nd continental congress?
1775, Set an army led by G.W.
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Who helped the Americans in the revolution?
The French
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When and where were the British defeated?
In 1781, Yorktown
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What was the name of the treaty that recognized American Independence?
The treaty of Paris.
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Who were some Important figures of the American Revolution?
George Washington, Thomas Jefferson, John Adams and Benjamin Franklin
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What motivated the French Revolution?
Inequalities between the nobility, clergy and Commoners.
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what percent of the population were the clergy, nobility and bourgeoisie?
0.5%, 2% and 97% respectively.
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What was the French revolution?
A period where the people wanted to overthrow the Monarchy and install a new government
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What was the first action of the French revolution, and when was it (year)?
The storm of the Bastille (1789)
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Who were the ones who started the revolution?
The bourgeoisie, or the common people in general.
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When was Louis XVI killed and how?
The Guillotine in January 21 1793
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What was the reign of terror?
The part of the revolution where a lot of people was being beheaded and it ended with the execution of Robespierre
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What happened after the Monarchy was overthrown
The directory was established
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Who was napoleon?
A person who got power form the directory, became emperor of france and had the ambition of conquering all of europe.
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What did Napoleon had to do so that the pope won't get mad?
Declare France as catholic.
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When did the Napoleonic empire started going downhill?
When napoleon got defeated in Russia
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What was the congress of Vienna?
A congress that made people the great powers in Europe not to take over the whole continent and protected the people.
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When and where was Napoleon exiled to the first time?
Elba, April 12 1814 | Just after Abdicating
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When was Napoleon defeated a second time?
Waterloo June 18 1815
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Where was Napoleon exiled the 2nd time?
To St. Helena.
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Why did the 7 Years war started?
Because the king Charles VI of Austria died without a male heir and her daughter Maria Theresa claimed the throne. The kind Frederik II of Prussia too advantage of the confusion and attacked Austria.