Nationalism
A community created by a shared culture or heritage
What is a nation?
This scientist invented calculus
Isaac Newton
idea that people cannot live without a ruler therefore the enter into this
what is a social contract
Who did the United States obtain their independence from?
Great Britain
Advocated for women's rights
who is Mary Wollstonecroft
Has physical borders and its own government
what is a (nation)-state?
This scientist dedicated his work to the pope on his deathbed
believed in division of powers between executive, legislative and judiciary
famous quote related to the American Revolution
what is "no taxation without representation"
first to come up with the heliocentric system
Who is Nicolaus Copernicus?
true or false: one can be a member of multiple nations
true
This scientist stated "the moon is full of inequalities, uneven, full of hollows and protuberances, just like the surface of the earth itself which is varied"
Who is Galileo?
Quoted saying "Life in the state of nature is solitary, poor, nasty, brutish and short"
Who is Thomas Hobbes
Each printed document needed an official British Stamp that you had to pay for
what is autocracy
For this version of nationalism, one has to be explicitly part of the community or accepted by the community
what is ethnic?
This scientist discovered the orbits of the planets around the sun are elliptical rather than circular
Who is Kepler?
Strong promoter of freedom of religion - called a blasphemer
Voltaire
Taxes on tea were raised to help out this company
British East India Company
established the tradition of not staying for more than 2 terms as President
George Washington
The Canadian Charter or Rights and Freedoms is an example of this type of nationalism
Key feature of the Newtonian synthesis
what is the law of universal gravitation?
quoted saying "man is born free but is everywhere in chains"
Jean Jacques Rousseau
The American Constitution is based on ideas of these philosophers
Who are Locke and Motesquieu
Diplomat during the American Revolution in France
Benjamin Franklin