Choose one Enlightenment (Hobbes, Locke, Rousseau, Voltaire) thinker. Write one paragraph from his perspective answering the following question: Why.

Choose one Enlightenment (Hobbes, Locke, Rousseau, Voltaire) thinker.Write one paragraph from his perspective

answering the following question: Why do revolutions occur?

What topic was Unit # 6? RevolutionsWhat was the Enlightenment? Reason can solve all human problemsWhat did John Locke believe? Life, liberty and property (people were

born happy)What did Thomas Hobbes believe? People were selfish and greedyWhich Revolution was the most

successful? American, French or Haitian?

List 4 contributions from the Scientific Revolution

Identify the modern day version of that item

ExampleMicroscope → Telescope

Set it up as follows:Invention Modern Day Version

Hobbes

Rousseau

LockeComplete a triple Venn Diagram of the three Enlightenment thinkers

Include in your circles answers the following questions: -What did they believe?-How did they feel about human nature?-What did they feel the role of government should be?-What did they inspire?

Identify how each group of citizens would have dealt with the issues described below:

Problems with at the time of the Revolution

The monarchy The clergy

The bourgeoisi

eThe

peasants

Hunger

Poverty

Inequalities in goverment

This person thought you should be able to practice any religion you choose. This person believed a government divided into 3 branches would work best This person was an economist This person believed that government was a contract between the people and the

rulers This man thought government was necessary to control man’s evil tendencies This man wrote about natural rights This person believed in free market capitalism This person believed you should be able to say whatever you believe, no matter how

unpopular This person inspired the Declaration of Independence This person wrote The Leviathan This person argued that if a government does not protect the people, the people have

the right to overthrow it This person wrote about life, liberty, and property This person was inspired by the governmental structure in the Roman Republic This man said that life without government was “Nasty, brutish, and short” This person would not be in favor of teaching the Bible in public school This person said people agree to be governed in exchange for protection from the

government This man wrote The Wealth of Nations

This person thought you should be able to practice any religion you choose. (Voltaire) This person believed a government divided into 3 branches would work best (Montesquieu) This person was an economist (Smith) This person believed that government was a contract between the people and the rulers

(Rousseau) This man thought government was necessary to control man’s evil tendencies (Hobbes) This man wrote about natural rights (Locke) This person believed in free market capitalism (Smith) This person believed you should be able to say whatever you believe, no matter how

unpopular (Voltaire) This person inspired the Declaration of Independence (Locke) This person wrote The Leviathon (Hobbes) This person argued that if a government does not protect the people, the people have the

right to overthrow it. (Rousseau) This person wrote about life, liberty, and property (Locke) This person was inspired by the governmental structure in the Roman Republic

(Montesquieu) This man said that life without government was “Nasty, brutish, and short” This person would not be in favor of teaching the Bible in public school (Voltaire) This person said people agree to be governed in exchange for protection from the

government (Rousseau) This man wrote The Wealth of Nations (Smith)

What topic was Unit # 7? Imperialism through World War IWhat is Imperialism? Forceful takeover of land or peopleWhat were the four causes of World War I? Militarism, Alliances, Imperialism, and

NationalismWhat happened in the US on October, 29, 1929? Stock Market CrashedWhat document ended World War I? Treaty of Versailles

Complete the timeline being shared by Ms. Wrede