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MW History Chapter 3, Lesson 2: The Enlightenment
MW History Chapter 3, Lesson 2: The Enlightenment
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Explore the ideas and impact of the Enlightenment on government, society, and the arts
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How did Enlightenment affect society?
Inequality, stagnation
Tradition, status quo
Equality, progress
Oppression, regression
2
Mary Wollstonecraft argued for women's equal rights.
True
False
3
What were Locke's ideas about individuals?
Radical ideas
Individuals are made up of personal experiences
Potential, freedom and tabula rasa
Conservative beliefs
4
What made rococo art different from baroque?
Religious, grand
Dark, serious
Light, playful
Simple, minimal
5
Enlightenment philosophy affected the arts.
False
True
6
What reasons did Wollstonecraft give for women's rights?
Wealth, status
Strength, power
Beauty, charm
Reason, education
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How did Locke influence Enlightenment thinkers?
Monarchy
Divine right
Natural rights
Feudalism
8
Who explained laissez-faire in The Wealth of Nations?
John Locke
Jean-Jacques Rousseau
David Hume
Adam Smith
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Did John Locke have conservative ideas before adopting radical ones?
True
False
10
Rousseau's The Social Contract describes liberty.
True
False
11
What are the three main functions of government?
Education, health, welfare
Taxation, regulation, control
Trade, diplomacy, law
Defense, justice, public works
12
Enlightenment philosophy affected society.
False
True
13
How does Rousseau describe liberty?
Divine right
General will
Absolute monarchy
Feudalism
14
Which three philosophes were key in the 18th century?
Locke, Hobbes, Descartes
Voltaire, Montesquieu, Rousseau
Kant, Hume, Smith
Plato, Aristotle, Socrates
15
Rococo style is different from baroque.
False
True
16
Laissez-faire means government controls economy.
False
True
17
Enlightenment philosophy affected government.
False
True
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How did Enlightenment affect the arts?
Repetition, imitation
Stagnation, decline
Conformity, restriction
Innovation, expression
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How did Enlightenment affect government?
Feudalism, hierarchy
Democracy, rights
Monarchy, control
Theocracy, power
20
Newton's ideas influenced Enlightenment intellectuals.
False
True
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Why did Locke advise keeping notebooks?
Conservative beliefs
Recording experiences and ideas
Personal freedom
Radical ideas
22
Who were Haydn and Mozart?
Classical composers
Romantic poets
Renaissance sculptors
Baroque painters
