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The Enlightenment
An 18th century philosophical movement of people inspired by the scientific revaluation, wanted reason to progress towards a better society and understand life better w traditional authorit
Isaac Newton
Scientist who developed the laws of motion and gravity; showed the universe follows natural laws that can be discovered through reason and observation inspired enlightmrnt thinkers to use reaosj
John Locke
Believed people were shaped by their environments so if society and environments changed people could too. Believed in natural rights and right to rebel.
Philosophe
An Enlightenment thinker who used reason to study and criticize society, government, religion, and other institutions.
Montesquieu
Separation of power checks and balances
French Enlightenment philosopher who wrote The Spirit of the Laws and influenced modern democratic government.
montesquie
Voltaire
Treatise on Tolarance, reminded governments all men were brothers under god and fought against religious intolerance and fought for freedom of speech
Diderot
Encylopedia purpose to change the general way of thinking, attacked religious tolerance, sold to doctors, lawyers, teachers, contribution to philosophies crusades against old french society.
Adam Smith
Laissex faire
scottish economist and Enlightenment thinker who wrote The Wealth of Nations and supported free-market economics.
adam smith
Laissez-faire
adam smit, wealth nation, state shouldn't interfere with economic problems only the army, police and keeping the public orderly ( streets ).
Beccaria
proportional punishments
Italian Enlightenment thinker who argued for fairer laws and criminal punishments.
beccaria
Rousseau
social contract
enlightment philosopher, believed people are naturally good but society can corrupt them, wrote social contract and emile
Rousseau
Social Contact Theory
rousseau, Makes society agree to be governed by its general will/whats nest for the entire community
Mary Wollstonecraft
british gender equality Founder of american and women's rights moments, a self educated governess and magazine publisher that developed ideas on women's rights and education through speeches and papers.
Salon
A gathering, often held in wealthy homes, where Enlightenment thinkers discussed and spread new ideas.
Popular Soverignty
The idea that government gets its power from the people and should be based on their consent.
Separation of Powers ( checks & balances )
Montesqueiu Identified republic's, despotism and monarchies dividing 3 government branches w diffrent checks and balances preventing over ruling.
Proportional Punishment
Beccaria stated that punishments shouldn't be brutal and opposed capital punishment b/c he thought it wouldn't stop others from committing crime.
Bourgeoisie
urban middle class of merchants working 4 themsevles gained money through trade. More power they challenged kings and feudal privelage, supported enlightment/liberal gov ideas and helped drive political revs and
Natural Rights
locke, Rights that all people are born with and that government does not create; Locke emphasized life, liberty, and property. Government exists partly to protect these rights.
State of Nature
A hypothetical condition describing life without an established government;
Locke believed people still possessed natural rights in this state
Hobbes
state of nature locke
believed people still possessed natural rights like life liberty and property without a goverment
SON Hobbes
no goverment= everyone goes aganst and competes aganst eachother the soulton is a strong goverment
enlightenment thinkers
philosophers, writers, professers, economists and social reformers
how enlightment soread
magazines and cheap newspapers, books,salons
declaration of indepedence
enlightment doc infulunced by john lockes natural rights ( LLPOH ) consent of the governed and the right to change a goverment that fails to protects thoes rights
impacts of enlightment
challenged old authoritty, infulunced democratic gov and revs and inspired docs like dec
what was THE enlightment using
thinkers used reason to question traditonal authority and devlop new ideas about goverment rights society and economics
most important enlightment ideas
natural rights, popular sovergeinuty, social contract, sep of power, free market eco