Supported natural rights - life, liberty, and property.
What is John Locke
100
The Wealth of Nations
What is Adam Smith
100
Supported the idea of the laissez faire economics
What is Adam Smith
100
The intellectual center of Europe during the Enlightenment
What is Paris
100
A despot is another word for
What is an absolute monarch
200
Supported freedom of speech
What is Voltaire
200
Two Treatises of Government
What is John Locke
200
Supported women's rights
What is Mary Wollestonecraft
200
Social gathering space in the mansions of the wealthy where philosophers would share ideas
What is salons
200
An enlightened despot is someone who maintains their absolute power while...
What is including enlightened aspects into their rule
300
Supported separation of powers into three branches of government
What is Montesquieu
300
The Spirit of Laws
What is Montesquieu
300
Supported a new protestant church called Methodism
What is John Wesley
300
Collection of essays on the Enlightenment
What is the Encyclopedia
300
Enlightened despot of Prussia known for allowing some freedom of speech and inviting Voltaire to court
What is Frederick the Great
400
Supported the social contract
What is Rousseau
400
The Social Contract
What is Rousseau
400
Supported the abolition movement
What is William Wilberforce
400
People began questioning the Catholic Church during this time period, showing that people were ready to start thinking about reforming traditional ways
What is the Protestant Reformation
400
Enlightened despot of Russia known for her Grand Commission
What is Catherine the Great
500
Believed men are born evil, and an absolute monarchy is needed to keep them in line
What is Hobbes
500
Vindication of the Rights of Women
What is Mary Wollestonecraft
500
Supported reform in the criminal trial process
What is Cesare Beccaria
500
People began using logic and reason to make scientific discoveries during this period
What is the Scientific Revolution
500
Enlightened despot of the Austrian Empire known for abolishing serfdom and getting rid of the death penalty