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Enlightenment
Culture and intellectual movement in 18th century using reason and logic
Philosophes
French term meaning philosopher who advocated reasoning to solve societys problems
Natural law
unchanging moral principals regarded as a basis for all human conduct
Original state of mankind(Hobbes and locke)
Hobbes- Cruel, greedy selfish.
Locke- Good and reasonable.
Divine right or social contract.(Hobbes and locke)
Hobbes- Social contract
Locke- Social contract
Why government(Hobbes and Locke)
Hobbes-Protect ourselfs
Locke-Protect natural rights
Where does sovereignty reside (Hobbes Locke)
Hobbes-With the monarch
Locke- With the people.
Can a government power be limited (Hobbes and Locke)
Hobbes-NO
Locke-Yes
Right to revolution(Hobbes and Locke)
Hobbes-No
Locke-Yes
Salon
Social gathering where people met to discuss ideas, politics, and literature in the 17th and 18th centuries.
Women
Natural right to home and family.
Enlightened Despots
European monarchs who were inspired by the enlightenment to rule justly and respect the rights of subjects
Thomas Hobbes
People were bad.
Wrote leviathan
People should enter social contract
John locke
Wrote two treaties of government.
Natural rights.
No absolute rule.
Jean Jacques
Majority rule.
Direct democracy
Vote for leaders
voltaire
Criticism in Christianity. Wanted freedom of religion
Montesquieu
Power into three branches
Adam Smith
Father of capitalism
Wrote wealth of nations
No government intervention in businesses
Lassez(Hands off)
Diderot
Put diagrams in encyclopedia
Angered french and Catholic church.
Censors banded the work.
Beccaria
No excessive punishment
No death penitently
Marry Wollstonecraft
Women rights
Catherine the great
Wanted to reform the legal system.
Frederick the great
Better education
Improved education.
Joseph 2
Angered the church.
Angered the nobles
Angered the serfs