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Title: Enlightenment


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Enlightenment
  • SOL 6d

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Age of Enlightenment
  • Period of logical thinking and reasoning
  • Few rulers embraced the philosophies of the
    enlightenment-those that did were called
    enlightened despots

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Important Enlightenment Vocabulary
  • Philosophe French philosopher
  • Salon gathering room where the philosophes
    discussed

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  • Baroque artistic style that emerged during the
    enlightenment

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PhilosophersThomas Hobbes
  • Belief absolute monarchy can work if a contract
    is in place
  • Leviathan the state must have central authority
    to manage behavior

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Thomas Hobbes
  • Ruler protects people while the people surrender
    all rights to the ruler

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John Locke
  • Two Treatises on Government Ppl are sovereign
    monarchs arent chosen by God
  • Belief Social contract with natural rights
  • Ruler protects natural rights
  • People can change govt in cases of abuse

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John Locke
  • Natural Rights God given rights that cant be
    taken away (life, liberty, right to own property)

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John Locke
  • Social Contract Agreement between ruler and
    people
  • U.S. Application Declaration of Independence
    and Constitution

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Thomas Paine
  • Belief Popular Sovereignty-people rule
    themselves
  • Common Sense

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Thomas Paine
  • U.S. Application Constitution-(We the people,
    for the people, by the people) and Declaration of
    Independence-govt institution by men (people)

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Montesquieu
  • The Spirit of Laws
  • Belief separation of power to prevent abuse
  • U.S. application 3 branches of govt
    (executive, legislative, judicial)checks and
    balances

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Voltaire
  • Religious toleration
  • Belief people should have individual rights and
    freedoms (ex. Speech)

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Voltaire
  • U.S. Application Bill of Rights (1st 10
    amendments to the Constitution)

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Jean-Jacques Rousseau
  • The Social Contract
  • Belief Government should have a social contract

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Rousseau
  • Ruler enforces the laws to keep order
  • People have to surrender some rights for the good
    of the community
  • U.S. Application We have a contract-some of our
    rights are limited

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Rousseau cont
  • Belief Popular Sovereignty
  • U.S. Application We rule ourselves-Representativ
    e Democracy

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Artists Composers
  • Johann Sebastian Bach
  • Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart

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Artists
  • Eugene Delacroix
  • New forms of art
  • Painter
  • Paintings depicted classical subjects, public
    events, natural scenes, portraits

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Novelist
  • Miguel de Cervantes
  • New forms of literature
  • Don Quixote
  • The novel

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  • The Age of Reason witnessed inventions and
    innovations in technology that stimulated trade
    and transportation.

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Technologies
  • All weather roads improved year-round transport
    trade!
  • New designs in farm tools increased productivity
    (agricultural revolution)
  • Improvements in ship design lowered the cost of
    transport

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American Revolution
  • Who was King of England at the beginning of the
    Revolution?
  • King George III

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American Revolution
  • Why did the colonists want independence from
    Britain?
  • TaxesStamp Act, Tea Act, Intolerable Acts (As a
    result of debt from French and Indian War)

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American Revolution cont
  • What was the major complaint of the colonists?
  • No taxation without representation

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American Revolution cond
  • Identify 2 violent clashes between the colonists
    and British soldiers prior to the Revolution
  • Boston Massacre1770 Boston Tea Party 1773

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American Revolution cont
  • When and where did the Revolution begin? Why is
    this significant?
  • April 1775-- Lexington, Massachusetts
  • Shot heard round the world

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American Revolution cont
  • Who led the Continental Army?
  • George Washington

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Identify 4 major battles their significance
  • Bunker Hill
  • Trenton
  • Moral Victory
  • Low Point for Continental Army Broke
    traditional rules b/c they fought on Christmas

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  • Saratoga
  • Yorktown
  • Turning point b/c France entered on Continental
    side
  • Cornwallis surrenders the British Army!

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American Revolution cont
  • What was the first attempt at a govt for the
    U.S.? Why did it fail?
  • Articles of Confederationweak no national powers

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  • Laissez Faire--non-interference by the govt
  • Shays Rebellion (difficult to suppress, needed a
    stronger national govt)

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Summarize the type of govt created by the
Constitution
  • Popular Sovereignty
  • Federal Systembetween national and state
  • People decided!
  • Balanced power btwn the 2

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  • Separation of Powers
  • Social Contract
  • 3 separate branches

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  • Why were the Bill of Rights adopted?
  • To protect American Liberties/Personal Freedoms
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