Enlightenment Quiz - Philosophers

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Voltaire/Francois Marie (French)

Published more than 70 books of political essays, philosophy, and drama. Targeted the Clergy, the aristocracy, and the government. Sent to prison twice.

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Montesquieu (French)

Checks and Balances. Published “On the spirit of Laws”

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Rousseau (French)

His essays won him recognition. Argued all people are equal. “The Origins of the Inequity of Mankind”. The Social Contract (1762).

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Beccaria (Italian)

Believed in no torture or abuse. Punishment should be based on the circumstances of the crime. His ideas influenced criminal law reforms in Europe and North America.

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Wollstonecraft (English)

An essay called “A Vindication of the rights of women” in 1792. Wanted women to enter make dominant fields.

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Hobbes (English)

Leviathan 1651. “The Special contract”. Believed in absolute Monarchy.

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Locke (English)

English, believed people had the gift of reason, wrote treaty’s on Government, believed in a limited Monarchy.

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Diderot (French)

Encyclopedia, challenged views of society. Articles and findings in the fields of Science and Mathematics. Helped spread enlightenment ideas.

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What are the 5 Core ideas of the Enlightenment?

  1. Reason

  2. Nature

  3. Happiness

  4. Progress

  5. Liberty