Unit 1: Scientific Revolution and Enlightenment CA

French writer who believed in freedom of speech, religious tolerance, and the separation of church and state.

• Voltaire
• Locke
• Rousseau
• Montesquieu

Denis Diderot edited and perfected the Encyclopedie, the first book that attempted to contain all information available to man which was made possible by...

• Brittanica

• Bible

• the Printing Press

• Hymnals

Enlightenment ideas were utilized by Thomas Jefferson and revolutionaries around the world leading to the...

• Brazilian Revolution

• Chinese Revolution

• American Revolution

• Nigerian Revolution

The Scientific Revolution and Enlightenment focused mainly on the act of __________.

• 
  Lying

• Speaking out

• Believing

• Questioning

Which definition best describes the Enlightenment?

• Using reason and science to explain the theoretical world; social, political and economic problems.

• Using reason and science to explain the nature of the cosmos.

• Using reason and science to explain why Inman rocks!

• Using reason and science to explain Donald Trump's hair.

What observation and experimental process was created to test and solidify scientific knowledge?

• Scientific Revolution

• Mercantilism

• Scientific Method

• Laissez Faire

Gatherings during the 1700s and 1800s where citizens from many backgrounds met to discuss political, economic and social issues...

• Salons

• Church

• State of Nature

• Social Contract

Enlightenment ideas can be found in all the following documents:

• Declaration of Independence (U.S.)

• English Bill of Rights

• United State Constitution

• All of the above

This Scientific Revolution astronomer challenged the church's long-held beliefs about the universe and its center.

• Galileo

• John Locke

• Thomas Hobbes

• Ptolemy

John Locke theorized about natural rights and natural law. How did Thomas Jefferson use Locke's theories?

• Using reason and science to explain the theoretical world.

• Jefferson reworded Locke's theories to say Life, Liberty, Property

• Jefferson reworded Locke's theories to say Life, Liberty, Persuit of Happiness

• Using reason and science to explain economic, social and political problems.