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SOCIAL STUDIES TEXTBOOK HOMEWORK Use the bottom half of your homework sheet. Title for your work: Textbook Homework for Week of May 18 Answer each item in a complete sentence. Write the question and answer for number 1,2,3 on the front half and 4,5,6 on the back half. 1. How does Christianity become part of the roots of the Enlightenment? p. 535 2. What revolutionary idea did John Locke propose from his debates? p. 536 3. What happened to Voltaire because of his enlightened writings? p. 537 4. What did John Locke approve but Montesquieu oppose? p. 537 5. What were six kinds of guests at Marie Geoffrin’s salon? p. 538 6. Why have enlightened families? p. 539