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$100 Question from Enlightenment…

The Age of Enlightenment was also known as this period.

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The Age of Reason

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The Enlightenment period took place on this continent.

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Europe

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During this period, thinkers emerged that began to challenge old knowledge. These thinkers were called what?

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Philosophes

(Philosophers also accepted)

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Philosophers began to use this to try and understand how the world worked and how to make it better.

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Reason

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The Age of Enlightenment emphasized on revolutionizing these two entities.

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Government and Church

$100 Question from The Scientific Revolution

One of the first developments of the Scientific Revolution was this systematic observation and careful experiements that would lead to correct principles.

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The Scientific Method

$200 Question from The Scientific Revolution

This man was the first to say that the Sun was the center of the universe, not the Earth.

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Nicholas Copernicus

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This man was the first to realize that natural laws can be discovered. His work regarding gravity was revolutionary.

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Isaac Newton

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This is the name of the model that said that they Sun was the center of the universe and not the Earth.

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Heliocentric Model

$500 Question from The Scientific Revolution

This man developed the Scientific Method. He also stated that there was no need for God in science.

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Francis Bacon

$100 Question from Philosophers…

This was an English philosopher the believed it was the government’s role to protect us from us.

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John Locke

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John Locke believed that men are entitled to life, liberty, and this. This appealed greatly to rich, white, educated men.

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Property

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He was a French philosopher that believed in equality above all else.

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Jean Jacque Rousseau

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John Locke was the creator of this concept in which men form governments and it is government’s job to respond to the needs of men.

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The Social Contract

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He was a French philosopher that advocated freedom of religion and separation of church and state. He also advocated the right of citizens to a fair trial.

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Voltaire

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John Locke’s Social Contract inspired this American document. It was sent to British

King George III in 1776.

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Declaration of Independence

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The Declaration of Independence was written by this man, a self-proclaimed deist.

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Thomas Jefferson

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The American Founding Fathers were inspired by many Enlightenment philosophers, but the one that influenced them the most was this man that proclaimed property was more important than equality.

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John Locke

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The American Founding Fathers studied this English economist’s phiolosophy on free

trade and his law of supply and demand. He was made famous by his book Wealth of

Nations.

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Adam Smith

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Thomas Jefferson was a big proponent of this enlightenment philosophy which stresses a “hands off” approach to almost everything.

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Laissez-Faire

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This man was known as the father of modern rationalism. He is famous for the quote “I

think, therefore I am.”

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Rene Descartes

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Isaac Newton is famous for his work with gravity. But his also known for his three laws

of this.

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Motion

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This city was known as the hotbed of reason. Which is ironic seeing as how it was also the

center of Absolutism.

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Paris, France

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This man was an English philosopher that questioned the existence of God. He used logic and scientific facts to question faith.

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David Hume

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This is the Enlightenment age religion that advocated a belief in God but stated that God

had no interest in our life on Earth.

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Deism

Final JeopardyDeism was a very controversial religion in which believers believed in God but stated that the belief was irrational. The best way to describe this religion is by comparing it to this theory.

Final Jeopardy Answer

The Watchmaker Theory