World History Enlightenment

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Enlightenment

Historical period where people tried to make their lives better by emphasizing individualism and reason

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Philisophe

Name given to any thinker of the Enlightenment, French word for philospher

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John Locke

The key to creating the 3 natural GOD-GIVEN rights. Life, Liberty, Property

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3 Natural Rights

God given rights everyone is born with. Life, Liberty, Property - John Locke

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Voltaire

4 shocking ideas - equality under the law, freedom of speech, religion, and knowledge. Your rights may not outweigh the safety of the nation, “bomb on a plane”

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4 shocking ideas

Equality under the law, freedom of speech, religion, and knowledge- Voltaire

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Protects individual rights

U.S. constitution

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Rousseau

Stitched together the social contract, people willingly give up some natural rights for the government to provide safety and protection for the people.

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Social contract

People willingly give up some natural rights in exchange for the government providing safety and protection for the people. - Rousseau

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What happens if the social contract gets broken?

Punishment, replacement, revolution

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Montesquieu

Too much power in the government, seperated the government into 3 branches, legislative, executive, judicial. All power is equal

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Seperation of powers

Government has too much power, seperated into 3 equal branches.. judicial, legislative, executive - Montesquieu

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Adam Smith

Thinker of “Laissez-Faire” (hands off my money) in result to mercantilism. Government can only use our money for army, police, and public works

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Laissez-Faire

“Hands off my money”, government can only spend our tax dollars on army, police, and public works. -Adam Smith

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Mercantilism

Command economy, kings make all economic decisions and keep all the money

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Mary Wollstonecraft

Women deserve rights too, used mens logic against them.. women are humans too, therefore deserve the same natural rights men deserve.

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Womens rights

If king cannot control man, why can man control women? Women are people too and deserve all natural rights men do. -Mary wollstonecraft

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Divine right of kings

A monarch deserves power over man, given to directly from God

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Scientific Revolution

A period where modern science strongly advanced due to observation, expirement, and questioning rather than following tradition.

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Galileo

A thinker in the scientific revolution that was an astronomer, physicist, and named the father of observational astronomy.. he was one of the first to branch out with discovery and questioning.

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Checks and balances

A system of government where seperate branches have the power to limit and control the action of other branches.

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