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History study guide

TermDefinition
English Bill of Rights Document signed by William & Mary that limited the monarchy and gave rights to citizens
English Civil War War that led to Oliver Cromwell taking control of England
Glorious Revolution Peaceful change in power that increased Parliament’s authority
Monarchy Government ruled by a king or queen
Democracy Government where people have power
Protectorate Government led by a strong ruler after war (Cromwell)
Dictatorship Government where one person has total control
Age of Reason Another name for the Enlightenment
Enlightenment Time when people used reason and science to understand the world
Empiricism Knowledge comes from experience and observation
Rationalism Knowledge comes from reason and thinking
Secularism Society without religion
John Locke → Believed knowledge comes from experience (empiricism)
René Descartes Believed in reason; said “I think, therefore I am”
Francis Bacon Promoted the scientific method
Scientists Medicine
Hippocrates Father of Medicine; created the Hippocratic Oath
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