Philosophers and Scientists
What is Enlightenment?
Government Ideals
Arts and Religion
Vocabulary
100

Advocated for the separation of powers in government to prevent tyranny.

Montesseau

100

The Enlightenment was an _______________ and __________________ movement that swept through Europe during the 17th and 18th centuries.

Intellectual and Cultural

100

Montesseauexplored the idea of __________&___________  and _________________ in governance.

checks and balances 

divisions of power

100

The Enlightenment influenced __________, _________, and __________ by promoting reason, natural beauty, and emotional expression.

Art, literature, and music. 

100

_____________, coffeehouses, and societies provided spaces for intellectuals to discuss and spread their ideas.

Salons

200

believed in the social contract and the necessity of a strong central authority to prevent chaos.

Thomas Hobbs

200

• It emphasized ______________________, _____________________________, __________________, and ____________________ as a means to understand and improve society.

reason, individualism, empiricism, and progress

200

John Hobbs believed that humans are inherently ____________________________________ and need a strong ruler to maintain order

self-interested

200

 

The Enlightenment influenced art, literature, and music by promoting _______________, ________________, and _____________/ 

Reason, natural beauty, and emotional expression.

200

Define Philosopher

thinkers who promoted reason, science, and human rights in the 17th and 18th centuries.

300

Advocated for the scientific method to uncover natural laws

Francis Bacon

300

Philosophy became a central tool for questioning traditional beliefs and advocating for ______________________ and _______________________.

reason 

critical thinking

300

John Locke is known for his concept of natural rights, including _____________, ____________, and ____________

life, liberty, and property

300

Salons, coffeehouses, and societies provided spaces for intellectuals to __________ and ____________ their ideas.

discuss and spread

300

Define Dieism

philosophy based on reason and natural law

400

Used telescopic observations to support the heliocentric model and challenged the geocentric view

Galileo

400

Philosophers aimed to analyze ____________________, _________________, ________________, and _________________through rational inquiry

morality, politics, religion, and knowledge

400

Enlightenment ideas contributed to the rise of ______________________________ monarchies, republicanism, and ideas of individual rights and liberties.

constitutional

400

Why did the Church not agree with the philosophers?

Because they believed their way was the only and correct way and if people started to think for themselves it would shift the power of the society. 

400

Define Social Contract 

An idea proposed by Rousseau that an entire society agrees to abide by the general will. 

500

Rousseau emphasized the importance of _________________    ______________ while advocating for the common good.

individual freedom
500

Philosophy became a central tool for questioning ____________________________and advocating for ______________ and ________________________.

traditional beliefs

reason and Critical thinking

500

Enlightenment principles posed a challenge to ________________________ monarchies, as they questioned unchecked royal authority.

absolute

500

Enlightenment promoted _______, _______, and ________.


art, literature, and music

500

Define Seperation of Power

the idea that a government has 3 branches that limit each other's power and is overseen by a checks and balance system.