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Origins of the Enlightenment

Origins of the Enlightenment

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History

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9th - 12th Grade

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Easy

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Andrew Downing

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12 Slides • 12 Questions

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The Enlightenment was a movement that focused on the power of​
to improve society.
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reason
kings
religion
war

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Enlightenment thinkers encouraged people to​
old ideas.
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question
memorize
ignore
copy

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Multiple Choice

Which two periods helped start the Enlightenment?

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The Stone Age and the Ice Age

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The Middle Ages and the Crusades

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The Renaissance and the Scientific Revolution

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The Roman Empire and the Viking Age

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Scientists like Isaac Newton proved that the universe was governed by​
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natural laws
magic
God
the decisions of kings

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Multiple Choice

How did the Columbian Exchange help the Enlightenment?

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It brought wealth to Europe that was used to fund education.

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It stopped all wars between European countries.

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It proved that all religions were the same.

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It gave all poor people the right to vote.

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Multiple Choice

What was a "salon"?

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A type of government building

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A gathering in a wealthy home to share and debate ideas

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A scientific tool used to see the stars

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A specific type of church

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Multiple Choice

Why did Enlightenment ideas spread quickly?

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Kings ordered all people to read about them.

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Books and newspapers became cheaper and easier to make.

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Popes traveled the world giving speeches about them.

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Soldiers passed them down in secret codes.

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Multiple Choice

John Locke believed all people were born with "natural rights," which are:

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Life, liberty, and property

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Money, power, and a large army

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A good job, a home, and a horse

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The right to be king, rule, and make laws

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Locke argued that if a government fails to protect your rights, you have the right to​
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change the government
do nothing
move to another country
complain

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Multiple Choice

What is "Deism"?

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The belief that the king is a god.

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The belief that a creator set up the universe but does not interfere.

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The belief that scientists should be the only rulers.

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The belief in many different gods for nature.

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Multiple Choice

What is an "Enlightened Despot"?

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A ruler who tried to use Enlightenment ideas to govern

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A philosopher who hated all kings

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A scientist who was arrested by the Church

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A poor person who started a revolution

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Multiple Choice

What was the one thing Enlightened Despots refused to do?

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Improve education

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Support the arts

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Give up their absolute power

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Make their governments more efficient

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