1. 200 300 400 500 100 200 300 400 500 100 200 300 400 500 100 200 300 400 500 100 200 300 400 500 100 Gulliver Modest Proposal HistoryTimeline Vocab 10 Part 1

2. Gulliver’s first journey/shipwreck takes him to _______

3. Liliput

4. Gulliver is treated like a pet or court jester in _______

5. Brobdingnag

6. Gulliver’s Travels is in the style of a _____ _________.

7. Travel Tale

8. What does “Big Enders” and “Little Enders” refer to?

9. The division among the Liliputians based on which side of an egg they crack open

10. Why does the King of Brobdingnag become angry at Gulliver?

11. Gulliver describes human society in a way that makes the king contemptuous of humans, comparing them to insects

12. “A Modest Proposal” is about the conditions in _______

13. Ireland

14. The essay is written by _____

15. Jonathan Swift

16. Name 2 of the problems that the author claims his proposal would solve.

17. Starvation, overcrowding, burden of children on the working class

18. What issue involving British landowners does the author address? (Hint: He thinks it is one of the most serious issues facing the nation)

19. Absentee land owners who profited from the land they owned but never lived there

20. What are ‘papists’ or the ‘popish’?

21. Catholic

22. The removal of James II with very little fighting was known as the __________

23. Bloodless Revolution or Glorious Revolution

24. During the Enlightenment, two religious groups in conflict in England are the ____ and the ____

25. Roman Catholics and Protestants

26. What ‘writer’ witnessed the coronation of Charles II and wrote about it?

27. Samuel Pepys

28. The two politican parties that were most popular in England during the Enlightment were the ____ and the ____

29. Whigs and the Tories

30. Voltaire’s satire about Candide joining an inept army and immediately becoming a hero are based on Voltaire’s disdain for the actual country/kingdom of _____

31. Bulgaria

32. 1660 - 1800

33. Restoration/Enlightenment

34. 1400s to 1600s

35. Renaissance

36. 1066 - 1400

37. Middle Ages

38. Before 1066 AD

39. Anglo-Saxons

40. Free Question: Early1800s

41. Romantic Era

42. Excessive or blind adoration

43. idolatry

44. Dishonorable, shameful

45. ignoble

46. Likely to happen; threatening

47. imminent

48. To kill as a sacrifice, usually by fire

49. immolation

50. unchangeable

51. immutable