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enlightnment/ scientific revolutuion take 2! :)

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what theory was used to justify the establishment of an absolute monarchy? Devine Right Theory
How was the renaissance and the Enlightnment similar? Major Cultrual Changes
Political ideas of John Locke? everyone is equal, democracy, and three branches of government
major concept of the enlightnment was the need for the use of _____ and ______ thinking rational, logical
most enlightnment philosophers felt that who should be in charge of the government? the people or citizens
why did some people reject the ideas of the scientific revolution? went ajainst their beliefs and the church
example of direct result of the scientific revolution questoning politics
wiliam Harvey discovered that blood circulates throught the body nad through the vains and throught the heart
Copernicus The sun is the cented of the universe
Vesalius Disected human bodies
Galileo used telescope to discover bodies in space
Newton the law of gravity
Queen Elizabeth Limited Constitutional Monarchy
Thomas Hobbes Absolute monarchy
Baron De Montesquieu Limited Constitutional Monarchy
Rouseeau Direct Democracy
John Locke Democracy
King Louis Absolute Monarchy
Three examples from enlightnment philosophers found in our government today Everyone is born free with rights, everyone is innocent untill proven guilty, and rulers are given the right to rule by the people and can be kicked out (impeached) for unfair rulling.
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