Philosophers
What was Locke's first name?
John
What was Montesquieu first name?
Baron
When was the Magna Carta created?
1215
When was the English Bill of Rights created?
1689
Name two influential philosophers during the Enlightenment
Multiple
_________ are fundamental, basic rights people are born with.
natural rights
If the government does not hold up its end of the contract the people can _______
revolt
What is one way in which the Magna Carta influenced the US government?
multiple answers
multiple answers
Which revolutions did the Enlightenment help influence?
France, American, Haitian
The American document that recognizes natural rights is called the _________
Declaration of Independence or Constitution
In the Social Contract people give up ________ in exchange the government agrees to protect the ______ of the people.
some freedoms, rights
Who is the best Spiderman?
Tobey M
When was the English Petition of Rights created?
1628
What is a top 20 movie in Mr. Overton's POV
multiple
Which philosopher stressed separation of powers and detailed that there should be a legislative, executive and judicial branch?
Montesquieu
Who was the philosopher who promoted religious tolerance?
Locke
Why was the English Bill of Rights created?
To limit the King's power and assert Parliament's rights, and/or to protect specific liberties.
What is the core idea of the Magna Carta?
that no one, including the king, was above the law.
What technological advancement helped spread Enlightenment ideals?
printing press
In John Locke's view how was private ownership created?
when a person mixes their own physical labor with natural resources that were previously shared in common by all humanity.
Which philosopher coined the phrase "popular sovereignty"?
Rousseau
When Parliament made the Petition of Rights they believed the King was becoming to tyrannical, which king was this?
Charles l
Which major event caused the English Bill of Rights to be created?
Glorious Revolution
In Mr. Overton's view, when did the Enlightenment era start and end?
late 17th century to 1815