World History

The Scientific Revolution led more people to turn religion to support their beliefs
True
 
False
John Locke
Created the idea that all people are born with inherent natural rights
Created a system of belief that reason is the main source of knowledge, rather than emotion
Scientific Revolution physicist and mathemetician. Assocated with gravity
Advocated for freedom of relgion and speech, wasn't very nice to those Christian people.
Believed that people are naturally selfish, originator of the idea that the governed must consent to be governed by the government. Also a tiger in a cartoon.
Studied governments, the US constitution was modeled on his ideas
Presented the sun-centered theory of the universe, rather than the earth-centered theory.
Rene Descartes
Created the idea that all people are born with inherent natural rights
Created a system of belief that reason is the main source of knowledge, rather than emotion
Scientific Revolution physicist and mathemetician. Assocated with gravity
Advocated for freedom of relgion and speech, wasn't very nice to those Christian people.
Believed that people are naturally selfish, originator of the idea that the governed must consent to be governed by the government. Also a tiger in a cartoon.
Studied governments, the US constitution was modeled on his ideas
Presented the sun-centered theory of the universe, rather than the earth-centered theory.
Sir Isaac Newton
Created the idea that all people are born with inherent natural rights
Created a system of belief that reason is the main source of knowledge, rather than emotion
Scientific Revolution physicist and mathemetician. Assocated with gravity
Advocated for freedom of relgion and speech, wasn't very nice to those Christian people.
Believed that people are naturally selfish, originator of the idea that the governed must consent to be governed by the government. Also a tiger in a cartoon.
Studied governments, the US constitution was modeled on his ideas
Presented the sun-centered theory of the universe, rather than the earth-centered theory.
Baron de Montesquieu
Created the idea that all people are born with inherent natural rights
Created a system of belief that reason is the main source of knowledge, rather than emotion
Scientific Revolution physicist and mathemetician. Assocated with gravity
Advocated for freedom of relgion and speech, wasn't very nice to those Christian people.
Believed that people are naturally selfish, originator of the idea that the governed must consent to be governed by the government. Also a tiger in a cartoon.
Studied governments, the US constitution was modeled on his ideas
Presented the sun-centered theory of the universe, rather than the earth-centered theory.
Voltaire
Created the idea that all people are born with inherent natural rights
Created a system of belief that reason is the main source of knowledge, rather than emotion
Scientific Revolution physicist and mathemetician. Assocated with gravity
Advocated for freedom of relgion and speech, wasn't very nice to those Christian people.
Believed that people are naturally selfish, originator of the idea that the governed must consent to be governed by the government. Also a tiger in a cartoon.
Studied governments, the US constitution was modeled on his ideas
Presented the sun-centered theory of the universe, rather than the earth-centered theory.
Thomas Hobbes
Created the idea that all people are born with inherent natural rights
Created a system of belief that reason is the main source of knowledge, rather than emotion
Scientific Revolution physicist and mathemetician. Assocated with gravity
Advocated for freedom of relgion and speech, wasn't very nice to those Christian people.
Believed that people are naturally selfish, originator of the idea that the governed must consent to be governed by the government. Also a tiger in a cartoon.
Studied governments, the US constitution was modeled on his ideas
Presented the sun-centered theory of the universe, rather than the earth-centered theory.
Copernicus
Created the idea that all people are born with inherent natural rights
Created a system of belief that reason is the main source of knowledge, rather than emotion
Scientific Revolution physicist and mathemetician. Assocated with gravity
Advocated for freedom of relgion and speech, wasn't very nice to those Christian people.
Believed that people are naturally selfish, originator of the idea that the governed must consent to be governed by the government. Also a tiger in a cartoon.
Studied governments, the US constitution was modeled on his ideas
Presented the sun-centered theory of the universe, rather than the earth-centered theory.
Give two examples of how/where enlightenment ideas spread.
The enlightenment
1600-1800
1000 (after dark ages) - 1600s
The Scientific Revolution
1600-1800
1000 (after dark ages) - 1600s
Give two changes that were started due to the Enlightenment period
Where did the Enlightenment start?
Ireland
Spain
Colombia
France
Great Britain
Who created the ideas of economics and laissez faire?
Smith
Hobbes
Rousseau
Locke
What are some of the main ideas of the Enlightenment (choose multiple)
Reason
Religion
Ptolemaic systems
First separation of science and religion
Natural Rights
Using science and reasoning to examine life
A monarch that is using enlightenment ideas (but probably still is a power-hungry poophead)
Enlightened Monarchy
Enlightened Absolutism
Enlightened Democracy
Enlightened Vegetarianism
What was one effect of Enlightenment in North America?
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