Unit 3 Test

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What did Enlightenment thinkers challenge regarding government and society?

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The ideas of "divine right" and absolutism

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What did Thomas Hobbes believe about the natural state of human beings?

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They are naturally selfish and violent

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What did John Locke believe about human nature?

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Humans are naturally reasonable.

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What are considered natural rights according to the learning material? Options: Right to education, employment, and freedom of speech; Right to life, liberty, and property; Right to vote, run for office, and public services; Right to health care, social security, and privacy

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Right to life, liberty, and property

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According to Jean-Jacques Rousseau, what corrupts naturally good people?

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Civilization and institutions

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Which revolutions were inspired by the Enlightenment ideals? Options: The Industrial Revolution and the Russian Revolution, The American and French Revolutions, The Glorious Revolution and the Chinese Revolution, The Cuban Revolution and the Haitian Revolution

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The American and French Revolutions

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What is nationalism primarily associated with?

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Love and loyalty to one's nation

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What does constitutionalism lead to according to the provided material? Unlimited government, Limited government, Monarchy, Totalitarianism

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Limited government

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Which Enlightenment thinker is associated with the idea of separation of powers in the US Constitution?

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Montesquieu

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What model of the universe did Nicolaus Copernicus' findings support?

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Heliocentric