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Believed in absolutism Hobbes
Wrote 2 Treatises on government Locke
Believed in political and religious freedom Voltaire
Wrote The Social Contract Rousseau
Believed in the equality of women Wallstonecraft
Wrote The Wealth of Nations Smith
The idea that a ruler has total power over a territory Absolutism
What would life be like with no laws according to Hobbes? Solitary,poor,nasty,brutish,short
The power of the mind to think,understand,and form governments by a process of logic Reason
A focus on the power of human thought Humanism
How did science help spark the Enlightenment? It used reason.
What is Natural Law? Rules discoverable by reason
Thinkers who applied reason to solve human problems Philosophes
Wrote Leviathan Hobbes
Believed limited government Locke
Wrote Candide Voltaire
Believed people in their natural state are good Rousseau
Believed in the separation of powers Montesquieu
Shaped productive economics Smith
The name of William and Mary's reign over England The Glorious Revolution
What document made sure queens/kings were equal? The English Bill of Rights
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