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Chapter 22 section 1 quiz
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1[blank_start]Enlightenment[blank_end] is known as the age of reason.
- AEnlightenment
2[blank_start]Reason[blank_end] is the power of the mind to think, understand and form judgement by a process of [blank_start]logic[blank_end].
- Alogic
- BReason
3[blank_start]Enlightenment[blank_end] and [blank_start]reason[blank_end] are the two views of government.
- AEnlightenment
- Breason
4[blank_start]Thomas Hobbes[blank_end] believed humans were selfish and wicked.
- AThomas Hobbes
5[blank_start]Thomas Hobbes[blank_end] believed the best government was an absolute monarchy.
- AThomas Hobbes
6a simpler explanation for the idea of the [blank_start]social contract[blank_end] is "you rule because we say you can rule."
- Asocial contract
7[blank_start]John Locke[blank_end] believed in self government of the people, because people can learn with [blank_start]experience[blank_end].
- AJohn Locke
- Bexperience
8"All people are born free and equal with the 3 natural rights: Life, Liberty, and Property." Where did these words come from
- AThe Declaration of Independence
- BSocial Contract
- CJohn Locke
- DGeorge Washington
9"We hold these truths to be self-evident, that all men are created equal... that among these are Life, Liberty, and the pursuit of Happiness." Where did these words come from?
- AThe Declaration of Independence
- BSocial Contract
- CJohn Locke
- DGeorge Washington
10[blank_start]John Locke[blank_end] improves the idea of social contract
- AJohn Locke
11[blank_start]The Philosophes[blank_end] are critics in France during the 1700's
- AThe Philosophes
12What are the beliefs of the Philosophes? (Hint: there are 5)
- AHappiness
- BEmotion
- CRedemption
- DReason
- ENature
- FEquality
- GLiberty
- HKnowledge
- IFreedom
- JProgress
13[blank_start]Voltaire[blank_end] used satire to comment about society
- AVoltaire
14[blank_start]Montesquieu[blank_end] was a french historian who came up with the process of [blank_start]checks[blank_end] and [blank_start]balances[blank_end]. He also came up with the idea of [blank_start]separation[blank_end] of [blank_start]power[blank_end].
- AMontesquieu
- Bchecks
- Cbalances
- Dseparation
- Epower
15[blank_start]Jean Jacques Rousseau[blank_end] believed in individual freedom and direct democracy.
- AJean Jacques Rousseau
16Jean Jacques Rousseau was the one who said "Man is born free and everywhere he is in chains"
- AVerdadero
- BFalso
17[blank_start]Bonesana Beccaria[blank_end] was an italian who criticized common abuses of justice.
- ABonesana Beccaria
18[blank_start]Mary Astell[blank_end] believed there was an unequal relationship for men & women
- AMary Astell
19[blank_start]Mary Wollstonecraft[blank_end] believe women's education is just as important to men
- AMary Wollstonecraft
20[blank_start]Legacy of the Enlightenment[blank_end] challenged principles as the divine right of monarchs, union of church and state, existence of unequal social classes
- ALegacy of the Enlightenment
21What were the long terms effects of the enlightenment? (hint: there are 3)
- ABelief in happiness
- BBelief in progress
- CMore secular outlook
- DDependance of nature
- EBetter understanding of freedom
- FImportance of the individual
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- chapter 22 the enlightenment in europe quiz. mc, fb, t or f, sa.
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- Zully Arias
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