What was unique about Adam Smith's Wealth of Nations?

He argued for ending mercantilism and promoting free trade

Philosophers during the enlightenment...

began to apply reason and the scientific method to society

The Enlightenment ideas influenced revolutions by...

challenging the divine right of kings

What was the Treaty of Paris 1763?

Document that officially ended the French & Indian War

How did the Enlightenment influence revolutions?

It had ideals of freedom and equality

knowledge is gained through our logic and reason

Name some important philosophers during the Enlightenment.

John Locke, Voltaire, and Marquis de Condorcet.

What does Lassiez-Faire mean?

let the economy do its thaaaang (no government interference)

What was the Treaty of Paris 1783?

The Treaty Ending The American Revolution

Voltaire stressed the importance of...

Religious tolerance and freedom to express views

People who are of European decent born in a Latin American country

half native american, half european

What was the Enlightenment?

Intellectual movement that believed morality is independent of revelation

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1
In the French estate system, the second estate was:
the bourgeoise
the proletariat
the clergy
the nobles
2
What was unique about Adam Smith's Wealth of Nations?
He argued for Europe to break off trade with Asia
He argued for ending mercantilism and promoting free trade
He urged peasants to overthrow their monarchs
He suggested that the American colonies should rebel from England
3
Philosophers during the enlightenment...
started supporting absolute monarchs over democracies
began to apply reason and the scientific method to society
Continued to rely heavily on the Bible to explain the world
all of the above
4
The Enlightenment ideas influenced revolutions by...
explaining life through scientific discovery
examining self-government in other countries
stressing importance of military
challenging the divine right of kings
5
What was the Treaty of Paris 1763?
Document that officially ended the French & Indian War
proposal to unite the colonies t fight the french
Trees growing in Paris
Treaty that set all native Americans free
6
The Baron de Montesquieu is famous for:
His execution of of Thomas Hobbes
His philosophy that life is nasty, brutish, and short
"Separation of Powers"
His "social contract"
7
What was the role of the Encyclopedia?
Increased the Authority of the Church
Attempt to Create a "Social Science"
Proposed Ideas of Religious Toleration
Spread Enlightenment Ideas
8
How did the Enlightenment influence revolutions?
It had ideas about children’s rights
It gave ideas about freedom of religion
It had ideals of freedom and equality
It had ideas of women’s rights
9
What is rationalism?
knowledge is gained through obeying tradition
knowledge is gained through instinct
knowledge is gained through the senses
knowledge is gained through our logic and reason
10
What were John Locke's Natural Rights?
Life, Liberty, Pursuit of Happiness
Life, Liberty and Property
Death, Slavery and Tic Tacs
Life, Puberty, Property
11
In the French estate system, the first estate was:
the proletariat
the clergy
the bourgeoise
the nobles
12
Name some important philosophers during the Enlightenment.
Newton, Galileo, and Voltaire.
John Locke, Voltaire, and Marquis de Condorcet.
John Smith, James Mackerel, and Jean-Jacques Rousseau.
Martin Luther, and Immanuel Kent.
13
What does Lassiez-Faire mean?
the working class overthrows the rich
let the economy do its thaaaang (no government interference)
the economy does not exist
the government tightly regulates the economy
14
What was the Treaty of Paris 1783?
The Treaty Ending War with Spain & France
The Treaty Ending The American Revolution
The Treaty Ending the French & Indian War
The Treaty Ending the War of 1812
15
Voltaire stressed the importance of...
People should receive life, liberty, and property
Less power to the people
Liberty, equality, and fraternity
Religious tolerance and freedom to express views
16
Which Enlightenment philosopher influenced the three branches of government?
John Locke
Thomas Paine
Thomas Jefferson
Montesquieu
17
Who are Creoles?
People who are of African decent
People who are of European decent born in a Latin American country
People who are of Native American decent
People who are mixed of Native American and European decent
18
What are Mestizos?
fully black
half native american, half european
fully european
half black, half white
19
In the French estate system, the third estate was:
the nobles
the kings and queens
the peasants and bourgeoisie
the clergy
20
Who wrote the Encyclopedie?
Jean Jacques Rousseau
Renee Descartes
Jacque Louis David
Denis Diderot
21
What was the Enlightenment?
A reclamation of ancient documents in their original languages
Fortnite
Intellectual movement that believed morality is independent of revelation
A movement to take the Church back to scripture

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