1) Enlightenment

Franklin

________ is known as the 1st self- made man.

Rationalism

________- all knowledge comes through reasoning.

Adam Smith

________ invisioned that we would compete and improve each other.

Empiricism

________- our experiences dictate who we are.

Humans

________ are improvable, if not perfectible.

Isaac Newton

________ did not start Deism.

religious text

The creation is the ________.

Immanuel Kant

Who said this: "The Enlightenment is our awaking of our self- incurred (brought upon by ourselves) immaturity."

Isaac Newton

In 1687, ________ wrote Principia Mathematica.

People who disagree w/ deism called the deist

natural men

Good

is what I want

Bad

is what I dont want

Empiricism

our experiences dictate who we are

Unnatural Restrictions

Restrictions based on and reduced on by society

Rationalism

all knowledge comes through reasoning

a prior

before experiences

Principia Mathematica

Talked about Laws of Motion

Thomas Hobbes

In 1651, _________ wrote Leviathan

Leviathan

Talked about how we need an absolute monarch, or "we will be at war all against all"

John Locke

In 1690, _____________ wrote Essay Concerning Human Understanding

Tabula Rasa

Blank slate

Natural Rights

Life, Liberty, and Property

Jean-Jacques Rousseau said

"Man is born free but everywhere he is in chains" and "The only way we are free is in an absolute/direct democracy"

Jean-Jacques Rousseau

In 1754, ____________ wrote Discourse on Inequality

Common Sense

In 1776, Thomas Paine wrote ____________

The American Crisis

In 1776 - 1783, Thomas Paine wrote _____________

The Age of Reason

In 1794 & 1795 & 1805, Thomas Paine wrote ______________

William Tennent and His family

The Great Awakening was started mostly by ___________________

Pennsylvania

The Great Awakening started in _______________

Presbyterian

The Great Awakening started in a _______________ church

Essays

Enlightenment was presented as _____________

Speeches

The Great Awakening was presented as ____________

Enlightenment essays

_____________ were argumentative and filled with evidence

Great Awakening speeches

________________ were filled with emotions

Head

The Enlighten connected with the ________

Heart

The Great Awakening connected with the __________

self-evident knowledge/truth

The Enlightenment relied on ________________________

Biblical revelation

The Great Awakening relied on_________________

Thinking

Enlightenment prized _________________as the best way to get things

feelings

The Great Awakening prized _________________as the best way to get things

Logos and Ethos

The Enlightenment was _____________

Pathos

The Great Awakening was ______________

The Great Awakening

Told people they had a choice in if they wanted to be with Christ