Do Now _____ was an English philosopher who had major influence over the development of the scientific method. Francis Bacon René Descartes Martin Luther.

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Do Now _____ was an English philosopher who had major influence over the development of the scientific method. Francis Bacon René Descartes Martin Luther Jan Hus _____ was a French Enlightenment philosopher question all knowledge that was not based on his own reason – “I think therefore I am.” _____ most famous book was The Spirit of the Laws; in which he made the case for a three part system of government. John Locke’s Voltaire’s Montesquieu’s Rousseau’s

Do Now Review _____ was an English philosopher who had major influence over the development of the scientific method. Francis Bacon René Descartes Martin Luther Jan Hus _____ was a French Enlightenment philosopher question all knowledge that was not based on his own reason – “I think therefore I am.” _____ most famous book was The Spirit of the Laws; in which he made the case for a three part system of government. John Locke’s Voltaire’s Montesquieu’s Rousseau’s

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Classwork/Homework Complete any reading, outlining, or notes at home. Study chapter, classwork, and notes for test on Friday, 3-8-19.

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