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Absolutism
The Priest believed the absolutism within the church was unacceptable. |
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the acceptance of belief in political, philosophical etc.matters [image]
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Adam Smith
Adam Smith was a philosopher of political economy. |
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a Scottish philosopher and pioneer of political economy; best known for The Theory of Moral Sentiments
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Baron de Montesquieu
Baron de Montesquieu believed the government is best separated. |
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wrote On the Spirit of Laws and believed government is best when you separate the power among all branches
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Benjamin Franklin
The founding fathers were discussing the citizens with Benjamin Franklin. |
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one of the founding fathers [image] |
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Cesare Beccaria
Cesare Beccaria wrote the treatise On Crimes and Punishment for the people. |
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was a philosopher and criminologist and famous for his treatise On Crimes and Punishment
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Dark Ages
Back then the Dark Ages was a tough time for the Romans. |
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a time where the Romans were in a democratic crisis and were ruled over
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Enlightenment
The time of the Enlightenment was a great time where philosophers came together to create more for the world. |
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a rise of philosophers, scientists, mathematicians, and more
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Father Hidalgo
As the Mexican War went on Father Hidalgo had to make some drastic decisions. |
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a Mexican Roman Priest who was the leader of the Mexican War of Independence.
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Ignorance (C)
The town was starting to show ignorance when it came to supplies. |
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lack of understanding and information
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Intolerance (C)
The Church was showing intolerance to some of the people in the country. |
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unwilling to accept views, beliefs, etc
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Jean-Jacques Rousseau
The other men were unsure about Jean-Jacques Rousseau's words of encouragement. |
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wrote Emile, on the Social Contract and says words like man is a noble savage
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John Locke
John Locke beloved all people were born with certain rights. |
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two treaties of government; people are born free and equal with natural rights; life, liberty, and property
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Liberty (C)
All citizens deserve to have liberty and freedom. |
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freedom and able to do what you want
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Mary Wollstonecraft
Mary Wollstonecraft fought for women's rights and stood up for what she believed in. |
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an English writer and philosopher and most known for A Vindication of the rights of Women
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Philosophe
Philosophe was what all the philosophers were called during the 8th century. |
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referring to all the philosophers in the 8th century
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Natural rights
All citizens had natural rights which allowed them to be free and able to do certain things. |
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rights that are for every citizen right when they're born
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Philosophy (C)
Philosophy is what all philosophers studied which allowed them to write about knowledge and man kind. |
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the study of fundamental nature knowledge, reality, and existence of man kind
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Reason (C)
All judges need to have reason behind their trials and decisions they make. |
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justifying your answer or explanation for something
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Scientific Revolution
The era of Scientific Revolution allowed all scientists to discover many new things. |
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the early stages of science and the study of life
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Simon Bolivar
Simon Bolivar took charge in all plans of the Venezuelan military. |
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he was a Venezuelan military and political leader and lead a lot of roles with other places
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Social Contract
The social contract discussed many things about the citizens and how things worked socially. |
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a political theory which discusses the authority of the people
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Suffrage (C)
Suffrage was a kind of act where any citizen could vote politically. |
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the right to vote in political elections
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Superstition
The queens superstition caused a tragic war in which many died. |
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widely held but unjustified belief in supernatural causation leading to certain consequences of an action or event, or a practice based on such a belief.
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Thomas Hobbes
Although people believed anyone was born kind Thomas Hobbes believed everyone was evil and selfish. |
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Leviathan (1651); believes people are selfish and wicked
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Thomas Jefferson
The Founding Fathers did not agree fully with Thomas Jefferson's decision. |
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wrote the Declaration of Independence; one of the founding fathers
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Voltaire
Due to Voltaire's words and arguments he was exiled from his country. |
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used satire to argue against people; fought for freedom of speech, religion, tolerance and reason |
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