| A | B |
|---|
| wrote the social contract, believed morals regressed and society progressed | Jean Jacques Rousseau |
| Came up with the ideas of the Seperation of Powers,that would inflence Am. Rev | Montesequeiu |
| Disagreed with Capital Punishment and torture | Cesare Becarria |
| writer who advocated for women's rights | Mary Wollstonecraft |
| Place where brilliant minds would come discuss everything from politics to relgion | salons |
| believed humans were selfish and wicked, wrote the Levianthan | Thomas Hobbes |
| advocated for religious toleration, freedom of speech, wrote Candide | Voltaire |
| theory stated by Copernicus that the earth moved around the sun | Heliocentric theory |
| built his own telescope to view stars, was brought to trial for his controversial book | Galileo |
| Explained the law of gravity, stated that God was a clocksetter | Issac Newton |
| Religion in which people believed God had no interference on peoples live, he was a clockmaker | deism |
| revolutionary procedure for gathering and testing data | scientific method |
| Stated "I think therefore I am" | Renes Des cartes |
| social event that made people question their surroundings | scientific revolution |
| Convinced the French to go to war on the side of the Colonists against Britain | Ben Franklin |
| war between the British and Am. colonists | American Revolution |
| War between the French and the British colonists/british | French and Indian war |
| philsopher who stated people had natural rights of life, liberty and property | John Locke |
| First ten amendments of our constitution that was influenced by philsophers | bill of rights |
| agreement between the government and its people | social contract |
| act passed by British parliament that taxed Americans after the Fr/Indian war | Stamp ACT |
| Monarchs who were influenced by the enlightenment were called? | Enlightened Despots |
| area in social life where people made their opinions known about society and about the faults/good things about govt | public sphere |
| ways in which the enlightenment spread across europe | pamphlets, books, speeches, etc |
| why were many philsophers jailed? | Criticism of Catholic Church and monarchy |
| 5 beliefs of philsophes | nature, reason, happiness,progress, liberty |
| French thinkers who believed they could apply reason to any problem | philsophes |
| two things that the enlightenment questioned | religion, government |
| which 3 rulers were the main enlightened despots? | Frederick the great, Catherine the great, Joseph II |
| Who won the Fr/Indian War | colonists/british |
