Voltaire's religious outlook of Deism can be best described as...

God made us/the world then let it run itself

Which principle can be rooted in the the Social Contract Theory?

power derived from collective will of people

How did the abandoning of popular culture by the aristocracy impact the relationship between social classes?

The aristocracy were less aware of the popular wordview

The rise of popular religion in the 18th century within the lower classes demonstrated what?

The need for spiritual experiences still prevalent in society

The transition within music of the 18th century from Baroque to Classical demonstrates....

The decreased influence of religion and increased concern for enjoyment

The influence of Montesquieu's political concepts can be seen in the framing of the U.S. constitution in....

The concept of separation of powers

John Locke's concept of "tabula rasa" supports Wollstonecraft's argument for women's rights in that...

It suggest that all human minds are products of their environment

In Wollstonecraft's "Vindication of the Rights of Woman", she suggest

woman accept their position, men would not accept woman as socially equal

The greatest impact of the Salon usage was .....

removing barriers of social construct during intellectual discussion

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1
Voltaire's religious outlook of Deism can be best described as...
God does not exist
God is here and in control
God has predestined our lives
God made us/the world then let it run itself
2
Which principle can be rooted in the the Social Contract Theory?
inalienable rights
servitude with a choice
power derived from collective will of people
Power is divinely given
3
How did the abandoning of popular culture by the aristocracy impact the relationship between social classes?
The aristocracy became more powerful
The aristocracy were less aware of the popular wordview
The lower class were less interested in enlightenment ideals
The lower class became more spiritualistic
4
The rise of popular religion in the 18th century within the lower classes demonstrated what?
The failure of institutionalized religion
The need for spiritual experiences still prevalent in society
The need for the lower classes to be educated more
The widening gap within the social hierarchy
5
The transition within music of the 18th century from Baroque to Classical demonstrates....
The decreased influence of religion and increased concern for enjoyment
An increased concern of the impact of the enlightenment thinkers
The increased influence of religion and decreased concern for enjoyment
an improvement in art education during the 18th century
6
The influence of Montesquieu's political concepts can be seen in the framing of the U.S. constitution in....
The concept of separation of powers
The concept of inalienable rights
The concept of innocent until proven guilty
The concept of private property protection
7
John Locke's concept of "tabula rasa" supports Wollstonecraft's argument for women's rights in that...
It suggest that men are at fault for the position of woman in society
It suggest that all human minds are products of their environment
It highlights the influence of woman in male children's education
It suggest a biological inferiority of males in comparison to woman
8
In Wollstonecraft's "Vindication of the Rights of Woman", she suggest
woman are at fault for their societal position of woman
woman accept their position, men would not accept woman as socially equal
men are at complete fault for the societal position of woman
biology naturally leads woman toward an inferior status in society
9
The application of Newton's laws of nature concept to other sects of study involving humans emerged as what?
physical sciences
social sciences
romanticism
hard sciences
10
The concept of The Social Contract according the Rousseau is best described as....
freedom by birth
freedom earned
freedom by state authority
forced freedom
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The greatest impact of the Salon usage was .....
bringing intellectual discussion into the public eye
removing barriers of social construct during intellectual discussion
Developing the concept of engaged hostess
improving the social standing of woman

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