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WHII Unit 5.3 Test

The Enlightenment Mini Test Review

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Intellectual The Enlightenment was an ____ movement that started in Europe
Printing Press innovation that allowed printed material to spread ideas
Leviathan Thomas Hobbes' book
Two Treaties on Government John Locke's book
Spirit of Laws Montesquieu's book
Social Contract Rousseau's book
Candide Voltaire's book
Thomas Hobbes Enlightened Thinker: Government and Absolute Monarch protects people Divine Right- unacceptable
John Locke Enlightened Thinker: Life, Liberty, Property Natural Rights People should choose their leader
Montesquieu Enlightened Thinker: Separation of powers Check and Balance System Legislative, Executive, Judicial Branches of Government
Rousseau Enlightened Thinker: Government is an agreement between people and the leader Leaders should be elected
Volataire Enlightened Thinker: Religious toleration Separation of church and state laws
Cervantes Enlightened Writer: 1st novel Don Quixote
Diderot Enlightened Writer: First Encylopedia
Bach Enlightened Musician: Baroque Style
Mozart Enlightened Musician: Classical Style Child prodigy began composing at age 6
Delacroix Enlightened Artist: Romantic style Famous for imagery of the French Revolution
True True or False? During the 1600-1700s new farm tools, roads, and ship designs increased trade and travel.
America Ideas of the Enlightenment spread to _____ eventually inspiring the American Revolution against England.
American Declaration of Independence Enlightenment ideas were used in this American document announcing separation from England as its' colonies
Thomas Jefferson writer of the Declaration of Independence who was inspired by Enlightened ideas
Hume knowledge is sensory and based on experiences, empiricism
Descartes "I think, therefore I am." knowledge based on reason
Kant knowledge based combination of reason and experiences
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