Mystery Detectives

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Mr. V has disappeared. Can you solve the mystery?

Mr. Vanish Is the

Victim of Foul Play!

Mr. Vanish Is the

Victim of Foul Play!

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Mr. Late Mr. Late

The Suspects and Weapons

Ms. Leather

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Ax

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Get A Clue

Select a question and answer it correctly to obtain valuable clues to solve the mystery.

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Question 1- “Individuals should be able to control their own possessions” would be an example of what type of political philosophy?

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Question 2 – The Edict of Nantes

addressed the conflict between what two religious groups?

Question 2 – The Edict of Nantes

addressed the conflict between what two religious groups?

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Question 3 – What were two results of the Thirty Years War?

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Question 4 – What series of European events in the late 1700s led to initial arguments favoring feminism?

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Question 5 – Which Scottish economist is seen as the main popularizer of the idea of “laissez-faire”?

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Question 6 – The significance of John Locke’s notion of “tabula rasa” was

what?

Question 6 – The significance of John Locke’s notion of “tabula rasa” was

what?

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Question 7 – What slogan of Robb, er, da Gama’s represents European motives for colonization?

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Question 8 – Name two crucial technologies for the voyages of

exploration in the 15th and 16th

centuries?

Question 8 – Name two crucial technologies for the voyages of exploration in the 15th and 16th

centuries?

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Question 9 – What was the migration pattern in England in the late 1700s?

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Question 10 – Name two causes of the so-called Price Revolution?

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Question 11 – Europeans delayed

marriage and childbearing in the 1500s and 1600s primarily because of what?

Question 11 – Europeans delayed

marriage and childbearing in the 1500s and 1600s primarily because of what?

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Question 12 – Whose economic theory included the idea that scarcity was

inevitable with population growth?

Question 12 – Whose economic theory included the idea that scarcity was

inevitable with population growth?

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Question 13 – What do historians call the increased sales of personal home luxury goods in the late 1700s?

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Question 14 – Absolutist principles limited the nobility in many ways, except for

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Question 15 – The key concept of the French Revolution’s National Assembly was a form of government known as

what?

Question 15 – The key concept of the French Revolution’s National Assembly was a form of government known as

what?

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Question 16 – What economic

development led to massive expansion of global trade in the 1700s?

Question 16 – What economic

development led to massive expansion of global trade in the 1700s?

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Question 17 – What technique was used against the Habsburgs in the 1500s

and the French in the time of Louis XIV?

Question 17 – What technique was used against the Habsburgs in the 1500s

and the French in the time of Louis XIV?

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Question 18 – What 18th century war

limited French hopes in continental Europe?

Question 18 – What 18th century war

limited French hopes in continental Europe?

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Question 19 – Provide two examples of nobles using religious issues to gain

independence from strong monarchies

Question 19 – Provide two examples of nobles using religious issues to gain

independence from strong monarchies

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Question 20 – What was the most important development in making

Germans aware of the ideas of Catholic reformers?

Question 20 – What was the most important development in making

Germans aware of the ideas of Catholic reformers?

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Question 21 – What two artistic styles broke with the Renaissance’s emphasis on realism?

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Question 22 – Which Enlightenment writer was most conspicuous in his

judgment that women were biologically made only for motherhood?

Question 22 – Which Enlightenment writer was most conspicuous in his

judgment that women were biologically made only for motherhood?

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Question 23 – What is the significance of the names de Gouges and

Wollstonecraft?

Question 23 – What is the significance of the names de Gouges and

Wollstonecraft?

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Question 24 – In which 18th century

country other than England did the

Enlightenment find the most enthusiasm for the idea of the social contract?

Question 24 – In which 18th century

country other than England did the

Enlightenment find the most enthusiasm for the idea of the social contract?

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Question 25 – What justification for government was the only one accepted by most Enlightened writers?

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Question 26 – What is the key concept for Anabaptists?

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Question 27 – Which Protestant

denomination of the 1500s and 1600s believed women were intellectually and spiritually able to lead worship?

Question 27 – Which Protestant

denomination of the 1500s and 1600s believed women were intellectually and spiritually able to lead worship?

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Question 28 – Which Enlightened

monarch freed serfs but used secret police to attempt to control nobles?

Question 28 – Which Enlightened

monarch freed serfs but used secret police to attempt to control nobles?

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Question 29 – Romantic painters often used allusions to whom in order to

indicate innocence?

Question 29 – Romantic painters often used allusions to whom in order to

indicate innocence?

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Question 30 – Enlightenment ideas

about government were supposed to be logical, but they also were supposed to be…

Question 30 – Enlightenment ideas

about government were supposed to be logical, but they also were supposed to be…

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Question 31 – The humanist idea that human beings, while given power and

freedom, also were given the ability to solve problems without divine

intervention, is known as what?

Question 31 – The humanist idea that human beings, while given power and

freedom, also were given the ability to solve problems without divine

intervention, is known as what?

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Question 32 – Which social class was immediately drawn to Enlightenment principles?

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Question 33 – What area of the

prosperous commercial elite’s home was reserved for privacy (other than

bathrooms)?

Question 33 – What area of the

prosperous commercial elite’s home was reserved for privacy (other than

bathrooms)?

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Question 34 – The caravel and carrack were types of what?

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Question 35 – What was a financial institution created by the Dutch to increase available investment money?

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Question 36 – What term is used to describe the idea that states should have a favorable balance of trade?

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Question 37 – What were two causes of the Price Revolution?

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Question 38 – What term is most often used by historians to summarize the

16th and 17th century expansion of

trade in the European economy?

Question 38 – What term is most often used by historians to summarize the

16th and 17th century expansion of

trade in the European economy?

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Question 39 – Which monarch was the first to have trouble with Puritans

when that monarch chose to allow Catholicism in a Protestant England?

Question 39 – Which monarch was the first to have trouble with Puritans

when that monarch chose to allow Catholicism in a Protestant England?

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Question 40 – What was the common purpose of Calvin’s Geneva rules and Cromwell’s “blue laws”?

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Question 41 – What are two reasons

for 16th century city council opposition

to Catholic religious holidays?

Question 41 – What are two reasons for 16th century city council opposition

to Catholic religious holidays?

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Question 42 – What led to massive expulsions of English peasants from working farms in the 1700s?

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Question 43 – What would be a reason for devoting more resources to

child-rearing in the 18th century?

Question 43 – What would be a reason for devoting more resources to

child-rearing in the 18th century?

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Question 44 – Voltaire and Diderot are examples of intellectuals who applied

the scientific method to what?

Question 44 – Voltaire and Diderot are examples of intellectuals who applied

the scientific method to what?

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Question 45 – What were overseas products that appealed to European consumers in the 1700s?

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Question 46 – What Enlightened writer argued that emotion was necessary for moral improvement?

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Question 47 – What kinds of evidence would be considered helpful by

Enlightenment figures looking to build better societies?

Question 47 – What kinds of evidence would be considered helpful by

Enlightenment figures looking to build better societies?

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Question 48 – What three innovations made transoceanic travel possible in

the later 1300s-mid 1400s?

Question 48 – What three innovations made transoceanic travel possible in

the later 1300s-mid 1400s?

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Question 49 – The idea that

government originates in the consent of the governed is known as what?

Question 49 – The idea that

government originates in the consent of the governed is known as what?

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Question 50 –What were three

achievements of the so-called “Liberal Phase” of the French Revolution?

Question 50 –What were three

achievements of the so-called “Liberal Phase” of the French Revolution?

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Question 51 – What two countries of the 1600s had republics?

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Question 52 – What document brought an end to the French Wars of Religion?

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Question 53 – What do historians

perceive as the last religious war in Europe?

Question 53 – What do historians

perceive as the last religious war in Europe?

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Question 54 – Name one politique

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Question 55 – What did Adam Smith, David Ricardo, and Thomas Malthus all say about government involvement in

people’s lives?

Question 55 – What did Adam Smith, David Ricardo, and Thomas Malthus all say about government involvement in

people’s lives?

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Question 56 – What is a feature of medieval art that suggests children were not seen as important?

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Question 57 – What phrase did Locke use to summarize the idea that human beings at birth had no personality and could therefore be shaped by

education?

Question 57 – What phrase did Locke use to summarize the idea that human beings at birth had no personality and could therefore be shaped by

education?

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Question 58 – What Christian concept of human nature did Locke challenge most directly?

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Question 59 – What was the name of the English legislature?

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Question 60 – Who did Philip II fight at the Battle of Lepanto?

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Question 61 – Whose rebellion against Habsburg Spain was sponsored in part by Elizabeth Tudor?

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Question 62 – What ruler constantly attempted to marry his former sister-in-law?

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Question 63 – A government that

essentially does nothing economically would be likely to be influenced by what philosophy?

Question 63 – A government that

essentially does nothing economically would be likely to be influenced by what philosophy?

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Question 64 – What name was given to French Calvinists?

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Question 65 – What name was given to English Calvinists?

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Question 66 – What monarch broke with the Roman Catholic Church over the issue of annulment?

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Question 67 – Arguments that rely on logic and evidence could be said to be influenced by what?

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Question 68 – What powers did the “New Monarchies” gain in the late 1400s-1500s?

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Question 69 – What influential leader was the inspiration of Knox and the

Scottish Presbyterians?

Question 69 – What influential leader was the inspiration of Knox and the

Scottish Presbyterians?

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Question 70 – New monarchs of the 1500s were often first challenged by nobles over what?

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Question 71 – Protestant views of women’s roles typically emphasized what?

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Question 72 – Rulers of the 1500s

used what kinds of appeals for loyalty with the common people?

Question 72 – Rulers of the 1500s

used what kinds of appeals for loyalty with the common people?

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Question 73 – Why might new monarchs give published speeches criticizing their nobles?

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Question 74 – Why would Royal

Baroque artists emphasize the power and majesty of their subjects?

Question 74 – Why would Royal

Baroque artists emphasize the power and majesty of their subjects?

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Question 75 – What are two causes of the “Agricultural Revolution” of the

1700s?

Question 75 – What are two causes of the “Agricultural Revolution” of the

1700s?

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Question 76 – What were three themes of Romantic art?

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Question 77 – What do most historians see as the beginning of nationalist

ideology?

Question 77 – What do most historians see as the beginning of nationalist

ideology?

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Question 78 – Rousseau was different from previous Enlightenment writers in what way?

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Question 79 – What term was used in the 1500s to mean a government

movement that would not intervene in religious conflicts?

Question 79 – What term was used in the 1500s to mean a government

movement that would not intervene in religious conflicts?

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Question 80 – The Scientific Revolution emphasized reason, logic, and what

else?

Question 80 – The Scientific Revolution emphasized reason, logic, and what

else?

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Jolly Good!

You’ve earned a clue. Go to a room to state your suspicions or make an accusation.

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The Culprit Just Slipped Past

You!

The Culprit Just Slipped Past

You!

Miss a turn to recover your wits.

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The Family Room

Get A Clue

Solve the Mystery

With?

Who?

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The Study

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With?

Who?

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The Dressing Room

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With?

Who?

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The Bedroom

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With?

Who?

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The Living Room

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With?

Who?

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The Kitchen

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With?

Who?

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You’ve Solved the Case!

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