Enlightenment 1
Enlightenment 2
Enlightenment 3
Enlightenment 4
Enlightenment 5
100

DOUBLE POINTS

What intellectual movement can be considered the catalyst of the EMP.

Humanism

100

Rousseau believed that education should create ___________ citizens.

Independent 

100

What is the name of the book written by Denis Diderot?

Encyclopédie

100

What is the name of the system that stops one branch of government from becoming too powerful?

Checks and balances
100

John Locke argued that we are all born as ‘Tabula Rasa’, what does that mean?

Everyone is born with a 'blank slate'

200

Define Economy and Economics.

Economy: A system of production and exchange

Economics: The study of that system

200

Markets are split into two groups. What are they?

Producers and Consumers

Buyers and Sellers

200

Which two revolutions did John Locke influence?

French and American

200

What are the two driving forces of the price of goods?

Supply and Demand

200

According to John Locke, what was the purpose of the government?

Locke argued that the purpose of the government is to protect citizens' natural rights.

300

Finish this statement:

A government of:

Government of the people, by the people, for the people

300

List three forces that helped shape the Early Modern Period (EMP).

Humanism
Renaissance
Reformation
Scientific Revolution

Age of Discovery

300

DOUBLE POINTS

Voltaire argued that the government’s powers should be separated into three branches. What are they?

Judicial

Executive

Legislative

300

Explain how competition between sellers can drive prices down for consumers.

Sellers will compete for business by lowering their prices. Competition brings down prices and drives innovation.

300

DOUBLE POINTS

What is ‘divine right’ and why did Enlightenment thinkers not agree with it?

Divine right was the justification that absolute Monarchs used to rule. They claimed that they were chosen by god.

Enlightenment thinkers believed that governments should be chosen by the people they are meant to govern.

400

Give two examples of absolute Monarchs.

King Louis XIV of France
Philip II of Spain
James I and Charles I of England

Frederik William I of Prussia


400

DOUBLE POINTS

What kind of rights did John Locke believe all humans have?

John Locke believed that every individual is born with Natural Rights, such as life, liberty, and property.

400
  • Baruch Spinoza argued that reason should drive ___________ & ____________.

Belief & Politics

400

Spinoza fought to protect ____________&____________.

Freedom of thought and speech

400

List the stages of the Enlightenment.

Early
Mature
High
Late

500

What are some things that Voltaire fought (not physically) against?

Fanaticism
Intolerance
Unreason
Supersition

Censorship

500

What happens to prices when supply is high and demand is low?

Prices decrease as there is not a lot of demand for what is being sold.

500

What happens to prices when supply is low and demand is high?

Prices increase because there is a limited supply of that product

500

DOUBLE POINTS

What is the definition of an Absolute Monarchy?

An absolute monarch is a king or queen who is responsible for all aspects of government. No power or authority shared with anyone else.

500

How is market equilibrium achieved?

Market equilibrium happens when supply meets demand