SSWH 13 Enlightenment Writers & Scientific Thinkers

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Which one of the following statements describes how Rousseau felt? Options: He felt that people were basically reasonable & moral., He detested the slave trade & developed religious prejudice., He felt that the whole community should be placed ahead of the individual, He felt that people were basically evil & were for the slave trade

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He felt that the whole community should be placed ahead of the individual

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Which one of the following statements describes how Locke felt? Options: He felt that people were basically reasonable & moral., He detested the slave trade & developed religious prejudice., He felt that the whole community should be placed ahead of the individual, He felt that people were basically evil & were for the slave trade

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He felt that people were basically reasonable & moral.

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Which one of the following statements describes how Voltaire felt?

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He detested the slave trade & developed religious prejudice.

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Who was the most controversial Philiosophe? Options: Voltaire, Locke, Rousseau, Arouet

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Rousseau

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What one thing did Rousseau really feel corrupted the innocence of society? Options: Unequal Land Distribution, Unequal Money Distribution, Unequal Religious Distribution, Unequal Educational Distribution

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Unequal Land Distribution

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What was the name of the book in which Rousseau set forth his ideas about government & society?

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The Social Contract

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Rousseau felt that society placed too many restrictions on people’s behaviors. He thought that some controls were necessary, but they should be minimal. And these regulations should only be enforced by governments that were ____________.

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freely elected

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In __________ Locke argued that people formed governments to protect their Natural Rights.

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Two Treaties of Government

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According to Locke which one of the following was not one of his Natural Rights? The Right to Life, The Right to Property, The Right to Liberty

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Pursuit of Happiness

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What are “Natural Rights” according to Locke?

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Rights that belong to all people from birth