AP World - The Enlightenment

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What three goals did Enlightenment thinkers promote?

  1. Material Well Being

  2. Social Justice

  3. Worldly Happiness

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What government ideas were Enlightenment thinkers against?

  1. Divine Right of Kings

  2. Rigid Social Class Systems

  3. The promise of better life in Heaven

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What is the social contract?

an agreement in which people agree to give up the state of nature for an organized society.

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What did Thomas Hobbes argue?

That people were naturally selfish, cruel, and greedy

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What kind of government did Thomas Hobbes advocate for?

He wanted an absolute monarchy to maintain order and obedience

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What did John Locke believe?

People are reasonable and moral

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What are the Natural Rights?

The right to life, liberty, and property

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What kind of government did John Locke advocate for?

A government with limited power, and is accepted by its citizens. The right to overthrow the government if it fails to protect natural rights.

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What is liberalism?

a political and social philosophy that promotes individual rights, civil liberties, democracy, and free enterprise.

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What does Jean-Jacques Rousseau believe?

Man is generally good, but corrupted by the evils of society.