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Jean Calas	Protestant defended by Voltaire when falsely accused of murder
Deism	Belief in God as Creator w/o reference to Christian dogma
"Emile"	Rousseau's imaginary student in his book on education
Balthasar Neumann	Rococo architect who built the Wurzburg Residenz
J.S. Bach	Composer of the Baroque "St. Matthew's Passion"
W.A. Mozart	Prodigy who wrote "The Marriage of Figaro"
Tom Jones	Leading character in Henry Fielding's novel
"Spectator"	Early magazine published by Addison and Steele
Jesuit	Banned from France in 1764
Peitism	Form of Protestant m,mysticism that emphasized good works.
Dictionary	Pierre Bayle's attack on traditional religious practice and assumptions about Biblical heroes.
"Persian Letters"	Montesquieu's critique of the French Catholic Church and monarchy
"Spirit of the Laws"	Praise of the British gov't's checks and balances by Montesquieu
"Encyclopedia"	attacked by censors for establishing "a spirit of independence and revolt"
Adam Smith	criticized mercantilism
Francois Quesney	agriculture greatest source of wealth
Rousseau’s "Emile"	Blamed private property for the inequality of human society
Gibbon	studied the decline and fall of he Roman Empire
Jesuits	directed the education of young aristocrats
Enlightenment	intellectual movement during the Ren. when certain thinkers & writers thought themselves "enlightened"
Montesquieu	believed in 3 types of gov'ts, separation of powers, and politically active nobles
Denis Diderot	Wrote the "Encyclopedia", and criticized Christianity
David Hume	Philosopher who wrote "Treatsie on Human Nature' which gave way to the "science of man".
Social Contract	Exemplified general will
"Emile"	Rousseau's novel on education and self interest
Mary Astell	Argued that women need to be better educated, in "A Serious Proposal to the Ladies"
Freemasons	Believed in the Philosophe's ideas
"Vierzenheiligen"	Baroque-Rococo style church by Balthazar Neumann
Franz Joseph Haydyn	Composer of the Classical era - "The Creation" & "The Seasons"
Henry Fielding	Wrote novels about wit and English life
Cesare Beccaria	Punishment should be a deterrent, not as brutality - "On Crime and Punishment"
Carnival	40 days leading up to Lent - indulge in everything
Hannah More	Created a charity school for poor children
Toleration Patent	Lutherans, Calvinists, and Greek Orthodox can practice privately
"Jewish Problem"	Massacred, but Enl. thinkers thought they were equal people
Nikolaus von Zinzindorf	Criticized Lutheran clergy
Moravian Brethren	Zinzindorf 's sect - Spread Pietism - personal experience of God was true religious experience
Methodism	Aided each other in doing good works for salvation, headed by Wesley