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W.History Unit 7

TermDefinition
Geocentric Theory Theory that the Earth was the center of the universe
Scientific Revolution Era in history in which thinkers began to experiment, observe, and analyze the natural world
Heliocentric Theory Theory that the Sun was the center of the universe
Social Contract Theory by John Locke that individuals give up certain rights in order for a government to protect them.
The Enlightenment Era in history in which philosophers applied scientific reasoning to politics in order to analyze and challenge absolute rulers.
Philosophe Social critic, French word for philosopher
Salon Meetings where intellectuals gathered to discuss ideas
Baroque Style of art characterized by a grand, ornate design
Enlightened Despot An absolute ruler that embraced new ideas and made reforms
Old Regime The division of French society into three social classes established prior to the French Revolution
Estates General An assembly of representative from all three estates
Tennis Court Oath Agreement stating that the delegate of the 3rd estate would stay until they drafted a new constitution
Emigre Nobles and other who fled France during the revolution
Sans-culotte Everyday supporters of the revolution who wore pants
Jacobins members of a radical political organization
bourgeoisie Members of the French middle class who sought equality with the First and Second Estates, propelling the Revolution
coup d'etat An overthrow of the government
Plebiscite A vote of the people
Lycees Government-run public schools
Concordat An agreement (like the one signed between Napoleon and Pope Pius VII)
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