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What were some of the ways in which the Enlightenment contributed to the increasing skepticism toward, and questioning of, established authority in the eighteenth century?
Voltaire- critical of human institutions like the catholic church
Perception and Knowledge
John Locke- Known for his politics during Enlightenment, bridge of scientific revolution to enlightenment
Philosophes- People who have a love of knowledge
Encyclopedie- Papers from many Philosophes like Voltaire
Salon- Home of a wealthy woman interested in science
Public Sphere- Space for people to exchange ideas and to receive ideas
Skepticism/Rationalism- Against organized religion
What were the economic and financial causes of the revolution in France in 1789?
Three issues:
Finances-Debt
*Taille- tax
*Parliaments- Taxation and Tax Collectors
*Gabelle- Salt Tax/Consumption Tax
*Tithe- Support the churches, goes to the upper parts of the clergy
*Venality of Office- Pay to be in a office
*American Revolution- France joins the American Cause
Public Opinion/Public Spheres
Economic Crisis
Constituent Assembly- wants to make a constitutional monarchy
Institutional vs. Popular Revolution
What were some of the long-term effects of the Reformation with regard to relations between church and state, the role of lay people in the churches, and attitudes toward religion generally?
4 impacts of the Reformation:
*Individual path to salvation
*Vernacular Languages- Latin was the prominent language, turned into English, German, French, Italian, and Spanish
*Role of women
*Skepticism- people start to think for themselves
Hersey/Heretic:
*Questioning/challenging the catholic church
Many branches of religion:
*Catholics- Spain and France
*Protestants- England, Netherlands, and some Germans
*Anabaptists- Bring kingdom of God to Earth
Martin Luther and John Calvin
Lay people- baptized but not a part of the clergy
Angelicin Reformation:
*Henry 8th leaves the church
*Marries Anne Boleyn and divorces Cathrine of Aragon
Describe the impact of the development of the Atlantic Economy on Europe and the Americas in the centuries after 1500
Plantation Commodities:
*Coffee
*Tea
*Sugar
*Tobacco
*Coco
*Cotton
Trading over seas
Diseases:
*Measles
*Small Pox
Forced Labor of Natives in South America
Columbian Exchange:
*Cultural Exchange
*Biological Exchange
*Plants and Animals