What is the Age of Enlightenment?
Age of Enlightenment

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12th Grade - University
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Loremel Hocog
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Using knowledge and logic to make sense of the world
Realizing that there is only one true God
Going back to the key elements of ancient mythologies
Finding the balance between change and tradition
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Historians debate over the exact time period that Age of Enlightenment came to be. One pointed to the influence of French thinker Rene Descartes, whose famous phrase reflected the beliefs of the Age of Enlightenment: cogito, ergo sum. What does this quote mean?
Seize the day.
I came, I saw, In conquered.
I think, therefore I am.
Live. Laugh. Love.
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What do you call the fierce belief that opinions and actions should be based on what makes logical sense rather than a religious belief or an emotional response?
Rationalism
Impressionism
Anarchy
Satire
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Along with rationalism, what else started to rise during the Age of Enlightenment that forever changed the course of mankind?
Invention of money
Global warming
Scientific advancements
Love triangles
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MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION
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According to the ideals of the Enlightenment, how can progress be achieved?
Through money, wealth and control
Through reason, freedom and science
Through nature, spirituality and God
Through explorations of space and understanding the stars
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To arm people with knowledge to make wiser and more rational decisions, what did Frenchman Denis Diderot invent, which circulated between 1751 and 1772?
An encyclopedia
The television
A satirical newspaper
A novel
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MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION
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By understanding and defining the absolute laws of gravity and mass, this person was a major influence in the Age of Enlightenment because he proved that with a mathematical approach to life, things will make sense. Who is he?
Isaac Newton
John Locke
Denis Diderot
William Shakespeare
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