Hist 1020: Global enlightenment thinking

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KEY CONCEPTS:

Global enlightenment

Universal laws

Popular sovereignty

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global enlightenment

a global revolution in THOUGHT, TECH, & SOCIETY toward a new view of the world & man’s place in it.

started in europe

the way of thinking changed 17th & 18th centuries

different thinking about GOVT

shift AWAY from RELIGIOUS thinking

EX: GUNPOWDER is a way to rule. (thru militaristic rule)

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Li Zicheng’s popular uprising (CHINA)

distrust in the ruling. shift AWAY from divine right of kings (MANDATE of HEAVEN in china) to the CHOICE of the PEOPLE.

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UNIVERSAL LAWS

how to explain mankind & the world around us

what are the principles that make up our government? Do we need to change these principles?

basis of truth outside religion

BARTOLEME DE LAS CASAS

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John Locke (middle 17th century)

Enlightenment thinker

Said to look back at what we have actually done as a society

Divine right monarchies are FALSE

Societies formed by PEOPLE, NOT god

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Rousseau (early 18th century)

Enlightenment thinker

man is inherently GOOD & EQUAL (contradicting the bible, bc bible says man is inherently evil)

confucian-influenced

wrote The Social Contract

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Tipu Sultan (middle 18th century) in INDIA

Combines LOCKE & ROUSSEAU & ISLAMIC ideas & used these for basis of ruling

Tipu Citoyen- means citizen- called himself a citizen as he was equal with his people

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Urban growth

cities become denser, more populates, ideas spread faster

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Third spaces

coffee houses- places not governed by govt.

COFFEE- new drink that allowed for people to discourse over it

FREE EXCHANGE OF IDEAS- politics talked about among non-elites

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Newspapers

CHEAP to print

caused HIGHER LITERACY rate

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Political pamphlets / books

Newspapers became political pamphlets

This is where enlightenment thinking (from thinkers) was taken to advocate for REVOLUTION

COMMON SENSE by THOMAS PAINE- pamphlet for american revol. against brit.

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enlightenment ideas in the hands of regular people get filtered through & become radical & then get changed into ideas for revolution.

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Popular sovereignty

POLITICAL POWER comes from the PEOPLE

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where did popular sovereignty come from?

Enlightenment figures (especially JOHN LOCKE)

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Popular sovereignty started because people realized they share common ideals with their neighbors, which made them think they are part of a society, smth bigger than themselves.

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Scientific Revolution

response to global exploration

  • the triangle trade

  • age of expedition (columbus)

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What

Third Spaces

Coffee

Newspapers

Political pamphlets

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