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The Enlightenment
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This Quiz is about John Locke, the Enlightenment, and many more.
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Which of these were a work of John Locke?
Declaration of Independence
"Two Treatises of Government"
"The Spirit of the Laws"
The Three "Letters Concerning Toleration"
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What did John Locke try to protect?
life, liberty, and social justice
life, liberty, and property
life, liberty, and humanity
lice, liberty, and property
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Citizens give up some freedom & in exchange citizens have a right to life, liberty, & property
Consent of the governed
Natural rights
Social contract
State of nature
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Why are laws important?
It is animal reason;governs all the inhabitants of the earth
It is human reason; governs all the inhabitants of the earth
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Thomas Hobbes believed in ____________.
Human Beings
Natural Rights
Natural Laws
Human Equality
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No rules and complete freedom...
State of nature
Social contract
Natural rights
Consent of the governed
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The Enlightenment ended around ____, about the same time the Constitution was born.
1791
1790
1787
1789
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The idea that a country's leader should be chosen by the citizens in a general election
Monarchism
Democratism
Dictatorship
Republicanism
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What did John Locke also study?
English
Politics
Liberal Arts
Medicine
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John Locke focused on the curriculum of ________, _________, and _________.
Logic, metamorphics, and rights
Logic, classics, and physics
Logic, freedom, and liberty
Logic, metaphysics, and classics
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He said to believe that all men are ________.
Unequal
Equal
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If a government failed, then citizens would no longer agree to be governed and can revolt
Consent of the governed
Consent to have a choice
Consent to change office
Consent of the people
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When and where did The Enlightenment begin?
Britain; 1715
Europe; 1718
Europe; 1715
Britain; 1718
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What is law?
The necessary relations arising from the nature of people
The necessary relations arising from the nature of things
The necessary relations arising from the nature of aliens
The necessary relations arising from the nature of politics
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Who was John Locke?
Poet
Philosopher
Carpenter
Writer
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Where did people in cities like Paris gather to discuss philosophy and helping human experience
Park
Barbershop
School
Salon
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John Locke was a key advocate for the _______________.
The Scientific Revolution
The War of 1812
The Treaty of Paris
The Great Debate
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Social order is a _____________ which serves as a foundation for all others.
Pact
Sacred Right
Engagement
Fundamental Problem
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Who spoke about
social contract
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Charles de Secondat
Jean Jacques Rousseau
John Locke
Thomas Hobbes
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What year did Rousseau die?
1888
1712
1762
1778
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What did John Locke's "Two Treatises of Government" do?
Vouched for the idea of the divine right of kings
Rejected the idea of the divine right of kings
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__________ was a period of time when people developed new ideas about human existence.
The New Humanity
The Development
The Enlightenment
The Excitement
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What year was the social contract introduced?
1762
1962
1532
1833
