The 18th century: true or false? (I)

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This is a "training" exercise about part of the content of Unit 2. As you already know, you have to read the sentences carefully to decide if they are true or false. If there are false sentences, you have to write them in the correct way. You can do it in the Comments´ section. Try to do the exercise without looking on your notes, to make sure what you know and what you have to study more. I´ll give an extra point to the person who gives the complete correct answer first. These are the sentences: 

1. Ancien Régime was an expression invented by the French revolutionaries to define all they wanted to preserve from the Modern Era. 
2. During the Ancien Régime most of the land belonged to kings. 
3. The Ancien Régime predominant political system was Absolute Monarchy. 
4. Kings´ power was supposed to come from God. This way, kings were untouchable and above the law.
5. The society of the Ancien Régime was a class-based society. 
6. The low clergy belonged to the underprivileged estate. 
7. There were big differences of wealth between the members of the Third Estate. 
8. Most of the members of the Third Estate were bourgeois. 
9. Bourgeois discontent was related to their exclusion from power. 
10. Not paying taxes was the main right the underprivileged had. 
11. In the 18th century there were less wars than in the 17th century. 
12. The introduction of some new crops, such as barley and oat, improved the diet of the European population.
13. The European population trippled in the 18th century and this created a demand for all type of products.
14. Triangular trade linked Europe, Africa and Asia. 
15. The Europeans sold manufactured products in Africa and bought raw materials. From Africa to America they sent black slaves and brought colonial products from America to Europe.
16. Enlightenment was an intellectual movement which culminated the secularization process started in the 15th century. 
17. The enlightened philosophers considered treason as the best way of knowing and transforming the world.
18. John Locke and Isaac Newton were enlightened thinkers. 
19. The 18th century was also called the Age of Reason. 
20. Some of the features of Enlightenment were: rejection of superstition, revelations and the authority principle, optimism and trust in the future, trust in education and religious intolerance. 
21. The enlightened philosophers rejected absolutism and the estate-based society. 
22. Although Enlightenment defended equality and freedom, it was an elitist movement. 
23. The main enlightened thinkers were Thomas Paine, Thomas Jefferson and Benjamin Franklin.
24. Voltaire´s main ideas were the social contract, the general will and universal suffrage. 
25. The general will refers to the fact that the government has to be elected by the citizens by universal suffrage.
26. Montesquieu drew inspiration from John Locke for his idea of division of powers.
27. Physiocracy was an economic ideology which defended free trade, free industry and considered agriculture as the most important economic activity. 
28. The slogan of Enlightened Despotism was "One can´t expect to make an omelet without breaking  eggs"
29. Enlightened despots made economic, educational, social and administrative reforms. 
30. The reforms made by the enlightened despots were limited, because they didn´t change the political and social structure of the Ancien Régime. 

Tomorrow, some more sentences to review the rest of the unit!