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Title: The Scientific Revolution paves the way for the Enlightenment


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The Scientific Revolution paves the way for the
Enlightenment
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Why did the Scientific Revolution come about?
  • Definition- new way of thinking about the natural
    world
  • Renaissance inspired
  • Reformation challenged Church/Scientific
    Revolution challenged science
  • Referenced past if true/false
  • Implications with the Church
  • Fueled the way for exploration
  • Development of scientific method

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Key People of Scientific Revolution
Geocentrism vs. Heliocentrism
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Galileo Galilei vs. the Church
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Reject old ideas, experiment
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Isaac Newtons Idea of Gravity
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Jenner
Fahrenheit
Celsius
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Characteristics of the Enlightenment
  • aka Age of Reason
  • Height in mid-1700s
  • Philosophes
  • Paris
  • Salons

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5 Important Concepts of the Philosophy
  • Reason- discover truth
  • Nature- good and reasonable
  • Happiness- dont accept misery
  • Progress- improve society
  • Liberty- envied Britain

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Key People in Politics
Francois Marie Arouet Voltaire- Raised doubts
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Baron Charles de Montesquieu- Separation of Powers
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  • Jean Jaques Rousseau- raised doubts

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Denis Diderot- Encyclopedia
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Women- Mary Astell, Mary Wollstonecraft
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Immanuel Kant
  • One of the most influential thinkers of modern
    Europe and of the late Enlightenment

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John Locke- positive view
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Thomas Hobbes- negative view
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Spread of Enlightenment into Art and Literature
  • Baroque- grand, ornate style 1600s and early
    1700s
  • Versailles
  • Bach Handel
  • Late 1700s, after Enlightenment ideas-
    neoclassical
  • New classical
  • Haydn, Mozart, Beethoven
  • Popularity of Novel

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Enlightened Despots
  • Supported philosophes, but not giving up power
  • Changes made two ways
  • Make countries stronger
  • Make own rule more effective
  • Frederick the Great of Prussia
  • Joseph II of Austria
  • Catherine the Great of Russia

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Impact of Enlightenment
  • Challenged long-held ideas about society
  • Divine right
  • Union of church and state
  • Encouraged monarchs to make reforms
  • Inspired revolutions
  • American
  • French
  • Latin American

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Define the word- revolution.What are causes of a
revolution?
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