Which Enlightenment idea can be credited with influencing Revolutionary Acts around the world?

Belief in citizen's "NATURAL RIGHTS"

Which of the following best describes HUMANISM?

Belief in the power of Humans to improve self and society

During the Scientific Revolution, scientists focused their work on explaining

the workings of the natural world

How did the Printing Press impact European society?

Gave a large number of people access to information

What was the Inquisition?

An attempt to stop the spread of Protestantism

As a result of the Scientific Revolution, many European thinkers began to question the

teachings of the Catholic Church

What was the Counter-Reformation?

The Catholic Church's response to the Reformation

The Reformation mainly began as a response to

Corruption within the Catholic Church

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Which Enlightenment idea can be credited with influencing Revolutionary Acts around the world?
Development of a tax system to build public schools
Using reason to solve problems
Belief in citizen's "NATURAL RIGHTS"
Belief in a Totalitarian Government
2
Believed in a "Separation of Powers" to ensure that no one person or group became too powerful
Diderot
Copernicus
Montesquieu
Galileo
3
Which of the following best describes HUMANISM?
Being obedient to government officials
Belief in the power of Humans to improve self and society
Belief in the inherent evil of Humanity
Being extremely religious
4
Who is credited with reducing the influence of the Catholic Church in ENGLAND
Johannes Kepler
Martin Luther
King Henry VIII
John Calvin
5
During the Scientific Revolution, scientists focused their work on explaining
the effects of society on the individual
the importance of using religion to understand nature
Artwork
the workings of the natural world
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Renaissance led to the Age of Exp. because of its tech inventions & attention to investigation.
FALSE
TRUE
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How did the Printing Press impact European society?
Raised artists and scientists from middle to upper class
Reduced conflicts between political and religious leaders
led to revolutionary movements among the illiterate poor
Gave a large number of people access to information
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What was the Inquisition?
Spain's attempt to control the Holy Land
A campaign to find a new Pope for the Lutheran Church
Attempt to fight the spread of Catholicism
An attempt to stop the spread of Protestantism
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As a result of the Scientific Revolution, many European thinkers began to question the
teachings of the Catholic Church
accuracy of Greek philosophy
value of Renaissance art
legitimacy of European monarchies
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Life, Liberty, Property
Natural Rights
Some Words
Social Contract
Tabula Rasa
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Government ruled by a Religious Leader, where laws are determined by Religious doctrine
Theocracy
Democracy
Monarchy
Anarchy
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Gathering place for philosophers to discuss their ideas
Thinker's Parlor
Starbucks
Philosophy Shop
Salon
13
Government ruled by a KING or QUEEN
Monarchy
Theocracy
Democracy
Oligarchy
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Willingness of people to hand over their rights to a ruler in exchange for law & order
State of Nature
Tabula Rasa
Social Contract
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What was the Counter-Reformation?
The Catholic Church's response to the Reformation
Another name given to the Scientific Revolution
A theory designed by Isaac Newton
An idea expressed by Thomas Hobbes
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The Reformation mainly began as a response to
Corruption within the Catholic Church
Catholic Priests practice of selling stock to Criminals
John Calvin's 95 Theses
An attack on Rome by English Kings
17
Believed in citizen's right to overthrow the Government if it fails to do it's job properly
Thomas Hobbes
John Locke
Pope Leo X
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The belief that God has already selected the Saved and the Damned
heavenly selection
predestination
pickiness
geocentrism
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Government ruled by THE PEOPLE
Monarchy
Theocracy
Oligarchy
Democracy

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