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Enlightenment thinkers produced the following long-term effect on Western civilization.
Belief in progress
Belief in war and conflict.
Importance of Monarchs
A focus on the Church
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Monarchs who embraced the new Enlightenment ideas & made reforms that reflected the new spirit.
Philosophes
Enlightened despots
Absolute monarchs
Salons
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A new intellectual movement that stressed reason and thought and the power of individuals.
The Neolithic Revolution
The Great Awakening
The French Revolution
The Enlightenment
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She ruled (1762-1796) & sought to reform Russia after reading the works of the philosophes.
Elizabeth I
Catherine the Great
Catherine de' Medici
Mary Wollstonecraft
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Argued women needed an education to become virtuous; women should enter male-dominated fields
John Locke
Jean Jacques Rousseau
Mary Wollstonecraft
Catherine the Great
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He argued that all people are born with 3 natural rights- life, liberty and property.
Thomas Hobbes
John Locke
Baron de Montesquieu
Jean Jacques Rousseau
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Created a large set of books which many scholars contributed articles, called
Encyclopedia
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Denis Diderot
Jean Jacques Rousseau
Voltaire
Cesare Bonesana Beccaria
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Voltaire never stopped fighting for tolerance, reason, freedom of religion and:
prejudice
superstition
absolute monarchs
freedom of speech
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King of Austria; supported freedom of worship, introduced legal reforms & freedom of the press.
Peter the Great
Frederick the Great
Joseph II
Catherine the Great
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Locke's beliefs that gov. power comes from the consent of the people is the foundation of:
Communism
Tyranny
Democracy
Monarchy
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What new styles of art came during the Enlightenment?
Post-war and Modern Art
Impressionism and Cubism
Baroque and Neoclassical
Asbtract Expressionism and British Pop Art
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Social gatherings where philosophers, writers, scientists and other intellects discussed ideas
Salons
National Assembly
Philosophes
Speakeasy
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What did Thomas Hobbes argue in his Social Contract?
there should be no govt. & people should fend for themselves
people give their rights to a strong ruler for law & order.
there should be government for and by the people.
there should be three branches of government
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King of Prussia (1740-1786) granted religious freedoms, reduced censorship, improved education
Frederick the Great
Joseph II
Peter the Great
Denis Diderot
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Montesquieu's argument that "Power should be a check to power" led to what concept?
Communism
the Nobility
Absolutism
Checks and Balances
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Focused on the justice system; argued for speedy trials, abolition of torture & death penalty
Denis Diderot
Frederick the Great
Mary Wollstonecraft
Cesare Bonesana Beccaria
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Philosophe who believed the only good gov. was one that was freely formed by the people.
Joseph II
Cesare Bonesana Beccaria
Thomas Hobbes
Jean Jacques Rousseau
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Enlightenment thinkers challenged:
Freedom of Religion
Equality
Freedom of Speech
Divine Right of Monarchs
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Argued that if the gov. didn't protect people's natural rights, the people should overthrow it.
John Locke
Baron de Montesquieu
Jean Jacques Rouseau
Voltaire
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French philosophers who were social critics during the Enlightenment.
Scientists
Salons
Philosophes
Enlightened Despots.
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(T/F) From the Enlightenment Period came Classical music artists like Beethoven and Mozart.
True
False
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Using satire against his opponents he made frequent targets of the clergy, aristocracy and gov.
Thomas Hobbes
Nicolaus Copernicus
Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart
Voltaire
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How did the French gov. and the Church feel about the articles published in the Encyclopedia?
Excited
Angered
Indifferent
Optimistic
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Argued that
Separation of Powers
within a gov. would keep any group/ person from too much power
Cesare Bonesana Beccaria
Jean Jacques Rousseau
Thomas Hobbes
Baron de Montesquieu