Checkup 1 Flashcards

1
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Economic growth, military power, and expansion made the _____________________ the greatest era in British history.

A

Victorian Age

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2
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The expansion of voting rights was the dramatic step that brought _____________ to Britain.

A

democracy

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_________________________ contributed greatly toward making the Victorian Age a golden age for literature.

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A great increase in literacy

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4
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The influence of the Reform Bill of 1832 brought about ______________________________________.

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a new interest in reading history

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5
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The five-volume best seller, History of England, was written by _________________________________.

A

Thomas Babington Macaulay

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______________ Macaulay’s historical view, ___________________ still contributed much to the great values of the victorians.

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Opposing; Thomas Carlyle

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In “Democracy,” Carlyle argued that __________- involved a process that sometimes required the unwanted but necessary help of others.

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liberty

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In “Labor,” Carlyle convincingly showed Victorians the _____________ of work.

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sacredness

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9
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Supportive of moral earnestness, who/what did John Henry Newman fight as his chief foe?

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secularism in churches and education

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10
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Who wrote “…the more we study the annals of the past the more shall we rejoice that we live in a merciful age.”

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Thomas Macaulay

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Who wrote “…we should ever conduct ourselves toward our enemy as if he were one day to be our friend.”

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John Newman

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