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CHAPTER 11

Section 1: Civil War and Revolution

Section 2: Constitutional Monarchy in England

Section 3: English Colonial Expansion

Section 4: The EnlightenmentSection 5: The American Revolution

Enlightenment and Revolution in England and America

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Bell Ringer 11.4:Create a chart that details the beliefs of Enlightenment philosophers.

The Enlightenment

Diderot Montesquieu Voltaire Rousseau

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1700s Age of Enlightenment

Reason

Scientific Method

Rationalism

Logic

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The Enlightenment

Natural Law

Just as nature is governed by laws

so is human nature.

Deism

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The Enlightenment

Philosophes

Critics of society

Wrote books, plays, pamphlets, and newspapers

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The Enlightenment

Salon

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Presentation Notes
Organized mostly by aristocratic women and held in their homes, salons served as meeting places for scholars and wealthy laymen to discuss philosophy, politics, religion, or whatever other topics simmered in the academic sphere. These forums provided necessary safe havens because Louis XIV's absolutism instituted harsh censorship and punished detractors.

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The Enlightenment

Diderot

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The Enlightenment

Montesquieu

Spirit of the Laws 1748

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• Described the perfect gov’t• Checks and balances

–Divide gov’t into three branches

–Executive, legislative, judicial

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The Enlightenment

Voltaire

Mr. EnlightenmentMr. Enlightenment

Champion of religious freedom & freedom of thought

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The Enlightenment

Wrote satires on the monarchy, the nobility, and church

Constantly in trouble with gov’t

Misquote in the textbook . . . He actually wrote: "Think for yourselves and let others

enjoy the privilege to do so too."

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The Enlightenment

Candide

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Rousseau The Social Contract

People are naturally good ….

The idea of popular sovereignty

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The Enlightenment

Philosophes opposed

absolute monarchies…

Enlightened DespotismEnlightened Despotism

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Mary Wollstonecraft

Founding feminist philosopher

A Vindication of the Rights of Women (1792)

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edited Encyclopedia, criticized society

wrote Spirit of the Laws, described “perfect” government;Checks & balances

wrote Candide, championed freedom of thought and religion

wrote The Social Contract, believed in popular sovereignty

Diderot Montesquieu Voltaire Rousseau

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