Who said it?
See? A servant with an opinion... Because you let a servant give advice
Madam Pernelle
Gulliver's Travels is made by what Irish author?
Johnathan Swift
Tartuffe as a character, is an example of what?
Fake Piety/Religious Hypocrite
In Gulliver's Travels, Swift makes an allusion to the Book of?
Book of Job
Who was Fredrick Douglass
A slave who would become free and became a very important Author
"While still man strives, still he must err..."
God
"I think, therefore I am" is a line from what Author?
Rene Descartes
Word that starts with "R", commonly associated with the Enlightenment
Reason
Tartuffe was imitating what biblical figure when he said, "Those who harm me, they know not what they do."
Jesus Christ
When Moliere made Tartuffe, who did he face backlash from?
The Catholic Church
"Loves me—loves me not"
Margarette/Gretchen
Who said: "As to whether nature did well or ill to break the mould in which I was cast, that is something no one can judge until after they have read me"
Jean-Jacques Rousseau
Candide is a satire mainly meant to mock what?
Blind Optimism
Mephistopheles references what Biblical place where Adam and Eve ate the forbidden fruit?
Garden of Eden
What American Woman fought for Women's rights and even published books?
Elizabeth Cady Stanton
""Moderation"" Is that a word you know?... Why trust reason when you have emotion?... Appearences can lie-witness: Tartuffe"
Cleante
What author was good friends with Johnathan Swift, and published "Essay on Man"
Alexander Pope
How did the Decleration of Independence, along with the French Decleration of the Rights of Man and Citizen connect to Englightenment Ideas?
Freedom, rights, thinking etc...
Tartuffe mentioned which two biblical characters who "weren't private in their sin"
Adam and Eve
"Mothers, daughters, sisters... rights of WOMAN.." is from what?
Declaration of the Rights of Woman
"It takes all kinds to make a world"
Mephistopheles (Devil)
DAILY DOUBLE
What French woman published the "Decleration of Rights of Woman"
Olympe de Gouges
Name a central idea of Pope's "Essay on Man"
Great Chain of Being
God has a divine plan (Gods Plan)
Limitation of Human Reason
"The representatives... declare the natural, inalienable rights of man... " is from what?
Declaration of the Rights of Man and Citizen