Enlightenment Thinkers

What was the main conflict during the Enlightenment?

• Political reform

• Religious wars

• dvocates of new ideas versus political and religious establishments

• Economic disparity

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What was the Enlightenment?

• A religious movement

• An international movement in ideas and sensibilities

• A political uprising

• A scientific experiment

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Which best summarizes “Enlightenment Thinking”?

• These thinkers believed that they could not change their fate.

• These thinkers believed that through the power of reason, human society could be understood, improved, and perhaps even perfected.

• These thinkers were mostly concerned with their immediate survival and devotion to God.

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Enlightenment thinkers believed freedom and democracy were rights of all people which lead to the American Revolutionary War.

• True

• False

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During the Enlightenment, many people placed their faith in ___.

• the church

• the military

• reason

• science

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Life, Liberty and Property or the Pursuit of Happiness

• Natural Rights

• Democracy

• Anarchy

• Divine Right of Kings

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What era most inspired people in the Enlightenment to apply reason to society and government?

• The Protestant Reformation

• The Age of Exploration

• The Scientific Revolution

• The Renaissance

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The Enlightenment?

• was based upon the assumption that science and reason can explain all things.

• rejected the claims of modern science

• was widely attacked by the royalty and nobility of Europe

• regarded human progress as an impossibility "in this best of all possible worlds"

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Enlightenment thinkers were influenced by the idea of natural law that emerged from the

• Reformation

• Glorious Revolution

• Renaissance

• Scientific Revolution.

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Why was it called ''the age of reason''?

• Because it was an intellectual and cultural movement that emphasized reason over superstitions and science over blind faith.

• Because it was an intellectual and cultural movement that emphasized superstitions over reason and blind faith over science.

• Because it was an intellectual and cultural movement that emphasized season over superstitions and science over blind faith.

• Because it was an intellectual and cultural movement that emphasized treason over superstitions and science over blind faith.

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