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SR/Enlightenment

Scientific Revolution/Enlightenment Flashcards

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Which Enlightenment thinker does this refer to? "All people are greedy and selfish, life is a war of " every man against every man"? Thomas Hobbes
Which Enlightenment thinker does this refer to? "All people deserve the right to life, liberty, and poverty"? John Locke
Which Enlightenment thinker does this refer to? "Obey the ruler even if the ruler is bad"? Thomas Hobbes
Which Enlightenment thinker does this refer to? "Believed that direct democracy is best form of government"? Jean-Jacques Rousseau
Which Enlightenment thinker does this refer to? "People give power to the government through the consent of the governed"? John Locke
Which Enlightenment thinker does this refer to? "Advocated that the government is bound to laws like everyone else; rule of law"? John Locke or Baron De Montesquieu
Which Enlightenment thinker does this refer to? "Checks and balances"? Baron De Montesquieu
Which Enlightenment thinker does this refer to? "Order is more important than freedom. Without a strong ruler, it would be chaos"? Thomas Hobbes
Which Enlightenment thinker does this refer to? "Majority rules, but minority rights"? Jean-Jacques Rousseau
Which Enlightenment thinker does this refer to? "Separation of powers; divide power"? Baron De Montesquieu
What primary development allowed Renaissance humanists to access newly discovered works by Archimedes and Plato that contradicted medieval authorities? They found the invention movable - type printing press
What was Nicolaus Copernicus's great contribution to our understanding of the solar system? Copernicus had made the heliocentric model which is placed by the Sun than the Earth
How did Kelper's work slightly change Copernicus's model? Kepler had stated that the planets orbit
What force is Newton famous for studying is the reason why planets orbit around the Sun? For studying gravity which is the main source to why all plents orbit around the Sun
Who famously said "I think, therefore I am?" Rene Descartes
What did Robert Boyle suggest people do? And why is it important? To test experiments on their own and it was important because it had created now (present) science methods
What did John Locke say we are al born like? What does it translate to? John thinks that we are born with a "blank mind" which it translates to "tabula rasa" in Latin
What is the economic term that states the government should not interfere with economic matters? Laissez-faire
According to Mary Wollstonecraft, why should women have the same rights as men? Woman were capable of reason, therefore deserve same rights as men
Why did the British Parliament pass the Stamp Act? To pay for the Seven Years War
What does a federal system of government look like? Power is shared between national and state/regional governments
What is a salon? A salon is a place where people can sit around and discuss about anything
What was the Enlightenment? It was a American and European movement during the 17-18th centuries that stated science, individual rights, and faith
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