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*Ruler of Russia
*Was an enlightened despot
*Modernized Russia (Did what Peter the Great could not accomplish)
*Expanded the size of Russia by obtaining waterports and the Black Sea |
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*Enlightenment thinker who thought all people were born selfish and wicked
*Wrote Leviathan in 1651
*Came up with the Social contract theory |
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*Thought of by Thomas Hobbes
*Idea that people are bad and so there is an agreement that the government will rule the people and in return the people will have law and order |
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Using observations and data to explain theories |
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*Created by Copernicus
*Says that the sun is in the center and earth revolves around it |
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*Created by the Greeks and followed by the church
* Says the earth is the center and the sun revolves around it. |
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*Continued Copernicus's work and created teh telescope
*Was put on house arrest for saying that the heliocentric model was correct |
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*Used mathmatics to conclude that gravity is a force that keeps planets revolving around the sun |
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*Also called the Age of Reason
*Intellectual movement that stressed reason and thought to solve problems |
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Absolute rulers who followed the ideas of the Enlightenment |
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*Believe that people could learn from experience
*Said people were born with three natural rights (Life, liberty and property) and it was the governments job to protect those rights |
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*Used satire to mock the government and the church
*Was sent to jail twice
*Wrote 70 books promoting freedom of thought, expresssion and religion |
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*Wrote "On the Spirit of Laws"
*Believes in seperation of power and that no one person can have total control |
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*Wrote a book entitled the "Social Contract"
* Said there should be an agreement between free individuals to create a society and a government |
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*Large rooms in mansions where enlightenment thinkers would meet
*This occured when the Paris government declared it illegal to openly talk bad about the church and the government |
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*Grand designs
*Used in Palace of Versailles |
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*Influenced by the enlightenment
*Architecture was simple and elegent
*Also known as New Classical |
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*Created the heliocentric model |
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