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Beccaria's main issue during the Enlightenment was
Ending Torture
Freedom of Religion
Freedom of Speech
Ending Serfdom
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Who was NOT an Enlightened Despot?
Louis XV
Joseph II
Frederick the Great
Catherine the Great
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Separation of Powers: branch that makes laws
Legislative
Judicial
Executive
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Voltaire looked at this kingdom as an example of liberty and freedom
Uited States of America
England
Austria
Prussia
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Art movement: aristocratic, playful, pastels, female beauty
Baroque
Italian Renaissance
Neoclassicism
Rococo
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After 1792, this kingdom disappeared after being partitioned by its 3 big neighbors.
Denmark
Poland
Switzerland
Russia
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Edited the Encyclopedia
Diderot
Joseph II
Voltaire
Geoffrin
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Most enlightened despot: abolished serfdom, religious tolerance, more schools in Austria
Joseph II
Frederick the Great
George III
Louis XV
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Coffee was originally a drink enjoyed by these people who introduced to Central/Western Europe
Chinese
Ottomans
Columbians
Brazilians
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Written by Rousseau - describes an inquiry-based education based on enjoyment and pleasure
Jacques
Candide
Emile
Pamela
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This is a picture of a . . .
salon
royal academy
coffee house
library
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Art movement: Inspired by Greeks and Romans, somber colors, order, harmony, anti-modern
Baroque
Rococo
Norther Renaissance
Neoclassical
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This image depicts and Enlightenment era . . .
coffee house
library
salon
academic society
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Felt that marriage was a means of holding women down as the subjects to their husbands
Astell
Rousseau
Wollstonecraft
Di Pisan
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Voltaire said "Ecrasez l'infame" about
English Liberty
French Legal System
The Catholic Church
French Monarchy
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Francois Quesnay and other French economic reformers similar to Adam Smith
Smithers
Physiocrats
Philosophes
Mercantilists
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Art Movement: Intense Lighting, Dramatic, Catholic Reformation; Supports Monarchy
Neoclassical
Rococo
Baroque
Northern Renaissance
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The idea that all knowledge should be doubted and that nothing can truly be known.
Existentialism
Rationanalism
Deism
Skepticism
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He opposed the monarchy and supported the General Will led by a majority of people (men only)
Rousseau
Montesquieu
Voltaire
Locke
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Separation of Powers: branch that enforces laws
Executive
Legislative
Judicial
