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Alright—this page is actually SUCH a good one for clean, aesthetic notes ✨ I’ve turned it into your pastel-style, easy-to-revise points (nothing important skipped 👇) ⸻ 🌸 INTRODUCING THE BIRTH OF A MODERN WORLD 🌟 New Ideas for a New Age (Enlightenment) • The Enlightenment was a movement in the 18th century • People began to: • Question old beliefs 🤔 • Use reason & logic instead of tradition • It challenged: • Superstitions 👻 • Blind faith in authority 💡 Key Idea: Humans can understand the world using science and reasoning ⸻ 🧠 What is the Enlightenment? • A period of intellectual growth • Focus on: • Science 🔬 • Knowledge 📚 • Human progress 🚀 • Encouraged: • Freedom of thought • Questioning authority ⸻ 📖 The Encyclopaedia • Published in 1751 • A huge collection of knowledge (over 70,000 articles!) • Spread Enlightenment ideas across Europe 🌍 • Goal: • Make knowledge available to everyone • Educate society ⸻ 🧛‍♂️ Strange Beliefs (Fun Fact Section) • Some people believed in vampires 🧛 • Example: • Villagers thought dead people returned to life • Enlightenment thinkers: • Rejected these beliefs ❌ • Promoted logic & science instead ⸻ 🌿 Ideas of the Enlightenment 🧍‍♂️ Individualism • Every person is important • Everyone has: • Basic rights ✊ • Freedom ⸻ 🧠 Reason • Truth comes from: • Thinking logically • Evidence • Not from tradition or religion alone ⸻ 🌍 Progress • Society can improve over time 📈 • Humans can make the world better ⸻ 🏛️ Skepticism • Question everything ❓ • Don’t blindly accept ideas ⸻ ⚖️ Government • Government should: • Serve the people 👥 • Protect rights • NOT have unlimited power ⸻ 🌾 Influence of the Enlightenment • Ideas spread to: • Politics • Society • Economy ⸻ 🚜 Changes in Agriculture 1. New farming methods 🌱 2. More food production 🍞 3a

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