The workplaces of the industrial revolution were safer than traditional farm life

Name the engineer that built an improved Steam Engine in the 18th century, and whose name is still used as a measure of electrical energy.

From 1793-1794, Robespierre beheaded thousands of “Enemies of the People” after shoddy show-trials. The victims were mostly: A) nobility B) clergy C) suspected “counter-revolutionaries” D) all of these

At the start of the French and Indian War, British advantages included: A) the Royal Navy  B) a robust American population C) access to more port cities  D) all of these 

In the 1780s, France faced a national crisis related to:

Which of the following was not awarded to Great Britain, under the Treaty of Paris?             A) Florida B) Mobile C) Quebec D) New Orleans

The philosophes had the largest impact on the

His treachery uncovered, French radicals led by Maximillian Robespierre put Louis XVI on trial for treason, and in 1793 the King was: A) exiled B) beheaded C) imprisoned D) eventually rescued

After the Sugar Act proved ineffective, Parliament passed the _?_ Act in 1765, which placed new taxes on all papers and letters of official business in the colonies. A) Paper  B) Currency C) Stamp D) Commerce 

Which of these were actions taken by colonial leaders after the Boston Tea Party? A) first meeting of the Continental Congress B)  “repeal” of the Coercive Acts C) arming of local militias D) all of these