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DENIS DIDEROT

1713-1784


-Best known for his work on the Encyclopedia


-Prominent Enlightenment thinker


-French


-Encyclopedie represented the thoughts and feelings of the Enlightenment


-Pushed for secularization of education


-Hoped that the encyclopedie would inspire,inform and motivate others to think for themselves



BOLSHEVIKS

Seized control in 1917.


-Literal translation for Russian word "majority"


-Considered themselves the leaders of the revolutionary working class


-Often campaigned under the slogan "peace, land, and bread"


-Founded by Lenin and Bogdanov


-Overthrew provisional government and took -over.


-Based on the ideas of Karl Marx

SIGMUND FREUD

1856-1939


-Austrian Neurologist,father of psychoanalysis, clinical method of treating psychological disorders through dialogue.


-used the past of the patient to try and understand their traumas and neuroses


-compared the "arenas"/sections of the brain as being in constant conflict(the urges of the primitive brain-sexual- with the rational mind).


-Repression of sexual urges

ROBERT OWEN

1771-1858


-British Socialist, believed a healthy happy environment was the most conducive to labor and the right thing to do


-Started a colony in the US called New Harmony


-His mills across the Uk(particularly scotland) were a model for all to see. Living condition, education, wages were all miles above the nearest comparable factory

EDICT OF NANTES

1598


-Granted Calvinist protestants in France(Huegenots) rights in a country largely inhabited by Catholics and under the large influence of the Pope


-Signified a change in attitude


-signed to promote civil unity


-treated protestants as more than just schismatic heretics,opened a path for secularism and tolerance

OTTO VON BISMARK

German Iron Chancellor


-Known for bringing together the German states into a unified nation


-Ruled European Politics in the 1870's and 1880's.


-Knows for his "realpolitik" and balance of powers


-Devoted to keeping peace between the european powers


-brilliant strategist



PETRARCH

1304-1374


-Father of Humanism


-His vernacular poems turned out to be the basis for the modern Italian Language


-rediscovered the classics through Cicero


-Came up with the phrase "dark ages"


-Credited with finding the work that sparked the Renaissance

On The Origin of Species

-Written by Charles Darwin in 1859


-Hypothesized that humans were the products of evolution through the process of natural selection and survival of the fittest


-foundation of evolutionary biology


-Church claimed that humans were special(unchanging and designed hierarchy)



Louis Napoleon Bonaparte

Ruled France as emperor from 1852-1870


-Ended the 2nd french republic and ushered in the second french empire


-promoted public works, constructions of railroads


-admirer of his uncle Napoleon the 1st(actual Napoleon)

Galileo Galilei

1564-1642


-Italian astronomer


-Father of modern physics


-Believed in heliocentric copernican universe view


-AKA father of science


-tried by the inquisition and placed under house arrest for rest of his life


-Played major role in scientific revolution