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17 Cards in this Set
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Enlightenment
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16-17 century, reason rules religon
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French Revolution
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1789-1799, loss of absolute monarchs
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Napoleon
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1799-1814, start of fanatical leaders
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Industrial Revolution
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1750-1850, Made england a superpower
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Ninteenth Century Thought and Culture
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Reaction to enlightenment and French Revolution
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Where Enlightenment Started
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Paris
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Enlightenment Philosophers
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French upper class, Volitare, Lock, Hobbs, Montisque, rousseau
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Concerns of enlightenment philosophers
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Mind, mortality, human anatomy, glory, torture, slavery
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Voltaire
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father of enlightenment, against abusive French Society
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How did enlightenment affect political movements?
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America, against absolute monarchs, other countries clamped down to control citizens
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Did previous movements impact enlightenment how?
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Opinionated, either no because previous were more mechanicalized, or yes because of the reformation of church
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Enlightenment thinkers views on children
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They should be free to do as they wish, they are not little people, and shouldn't be confined to classrooms
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How were enlightenment philosophers humanitarians?
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They were against torture, slavery, abuse, ect.
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Causes of French Revolution
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Bread shortages, disorganized government, unfair taxes, idea of superiority among upper class
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Three Estates of France
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First - upper clergy
Second- rich and priests Third - Professionals Pesents - day workers |
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Moderate Stage of French Revolution
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3rd estate drew up bill of human rights and constitution
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What was the great fear during the French revolution?
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Pesents feared redemption from upper class for city riots and burned homes with feudal dues in them
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