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Scientific Revolution
path led by Western scientists that focused on the Europeans' way of viewing the universe and their place in it
geocentric theory
the theory that the universe is a series of concentric spheres with a fixed or motionless earth as its centre

* aka Ptolemaic Theory
heliocentric theory
the theory that the sun was the motionless centre of the universe and the planets revolved around it on an axis

*Copernicus
world-machine
the Newtonian theory of the universe that all parts of the world were a regulated machine in accordance to natural law
Cartesian dualism
dualism and separation between mind and matter
rationalism
the split between the mind and body, and the equating of the mind and body
Enlightenment
movement of intellectuals who were greatly impressed upon by the Scientific revolutions
scientific method
process of reasoning and trial to answer the scientific questions of life
philosophes
literary people -- professors, journalists, economists, political scientists
separation of powers
separation of the executive, legislative, and judicial branches as a means of checks and balances
deism
non-sectarian belief
laissez-faire
French - leave it alone

removal of economic forces on government regulations
feminism
emphasis on women's rights and equality
Rococo
French architectural style with an emphasis on grace and delicate structure
high culture
literary and artistic culture of the educated classes
popular culture
written and unwritten culture of the masses

passed down orally
cottage industry
a process in which spinners and weavers worked from their homes
patrician
upper class person
rentiers
wealthy people who lived off of their investments
natural rights
involuntary rights that come with birth
enlightened absolutism
the emergence of an 18th century monarchy
old order
monarchial system relying on privileges and a rigid social order
old regime
the monarchy before the French revolution
nationalism
'people's' government -- patriotic and for the people
Continental system
A French alliance that attempted prevented British goods from reaching the continent