The Enlightenment Spreads Chapter 6 Section 3 Mr. Porter.

Slides:

Advertisements

Similar presentations

WARM UP: 1/15/2013 Happy Tuesday! Video tomorrow Get to listen to some music…classical music! Looking at the spread of the enlgihtenment In your warm-up.

Advertisements

Chapter 22 Section C The Spread of Enlightenment Ideas A World of Ideas Paris was the cultural and intellectual capital of Europe Salons were gatherings.

MONDAY TO FRIDAY 9AM TO 5 PM 123 WEST MAIN STREET NEW YORK, NY MONDAY TO FRIDAY 9AM TO 5 PM 123 WEST MAIN STREET NEW YORK, NY.

Good Morning! Quiz on Sections 1 & 2! After your quiz, pick up a crossword puzzle and the notes for today.

“Enlightened Despots” Most of Europe was ruled by absolute monarchs Enlightened Monarchs Frederick II, Prussia Catherine the Great, Russia Joseph II, Holy.

The Spread of the Enlightenment

The Spread of Enlightenment Ideas

The Enlightenment Spreads Ch. 6.3

The Enlightenment Spreads

The Enlightenment Spreads Chapter 6-3 Goals and Objectives Upon completion students should be able to: 1)Explain how Enlightenment ideas spread throughout.

THE ENLIGHTENMENT.

Enlightenment Ideas Spread

The Enlightenment Spreads

Bell Ringer What idea did John Locke come up with and how did it leave a lasting impact? Natural Rights, influenced the American Colonies to rebel.

WORLD HISTORY II Chapter 5: The Enlightenment &

Objectives Identify the roles of censorship and salons in the spread of new ideas. Describe how the Enlightenment affected the arts and literature. Understand.

Diderot’s Encyclopedia A large set of books with articles and essays expressing Enlightenment views - Banned by the French government and Catholic.

The Enlightenment Spreads. Salons – social gatherings where philosophers, writers, artists, and other great intellects met to discuss ideas.

Bell Ringer What idea did John Locke come up with and how did it leave a lasting impact? Natural Rights, influenced the American Colonies to rebel.

Section 3: The Enlightenment Spreads. A World of Ideas Intellectual Life in Paris –Paris becomes center of the Enlightenment during the 1700s –City is.

Chapter 6-3 The Spread of Enlightenment Ideas I) A World of Ideas

Chapter 6 Section3.  Salons- Large drawing rooms where hostesses held regular social gatherings. Enlightenment ideas spread at these gatherings.  Diderot.

The Enlightenment Spreads. A World of Ideas Salons – social gatherings where philosophers, writers, artists, and other great intellects met to discuss.

The Enlightenment Spreads

Spread of the Enlightenment. The Arts Paris – center of The Enlightenment  Salons – social gatherings Marie-Therese Geoffrin Denis Diderot  Encyclopedia.

The Enlightenment Spreads

The Enlightenment Spreads. France Made it illegal to criticize the Catholic Church or the government –Many philosophes landed in jail or were exiled.

The Enlightenment Spreads Chapter 6 Section 3. Enlightenment Spreads Books Magazines Newspapers Pamphlets Political songs Word of Mouth All helped influence.

INFLUENCE OF THE ENLIGHTEMENT

 In the 1700s, Paris became the cultural and intellectual capital of Europe where people from all over the world came to study.  People began to gather.

Section 3: The Enlightenment Spreads. A World of Ideas Intellectual Life in Paris –Paris becomes center of the Enlightenment during the 1700s –City is.

The Enlightenment Spreads Chapter 22, Section 3. Baroque Music A new, classical style of music developed in the 1700s A new, classical style of music.

Section 3: The Enlightenment Spreads. A World of Ideas Intellectual Life in Paris –Paris becomes center of the Enlightenment during the 1700s –City is.

“Enlightened Despots”  Most of Europe was ruled by absolute monarchs Enlightened Monarchs Frederick II, Prussia Catherine the Great, Russia Joseph II,

Ch. 6 Section 3 The Enlightenment Spreads I. A World of Ideas A. Diderot’s Encyclopedia 1. The first Encyclopedia filled with articles & essays is written.

The Age Of Enlightenment Enlightened Despots. Paris Paris became the center of the Enlightenment. Reforms proposed in the evening were the talk of the.

Chapter 22 Section 3 The Enlightenment spreads. Enlightenment Influence As the Enlightenment ideas spread throughout Europe they began to influence society.

ENLIGHTENMENT IDEAS SPREAD CHAPTER 17 SECTION NEW IDEAS CHALLENGE TRADITION Although the MIDDLE CLASS could meet the NOBLES at FRENCH SALONS (SOCIAL.

The Enlightenment Spreads. Setting the Stage Many of the philosophes in trouble for their views about society  Illegal to criticize the Catholic Church.

Enlightenment Spreads. Salons  A social gathering of intellectuals and artists  Like those held in homes of wealthy women in Paris and other European.

The Enlightenment Spreads Chapter 22, Section 3. A world of ideas Paris was the cultural and intellectual capital Paris was the cultural and intellectual.

World History Salons Salon- a social gathering in which current events, philosophers, writers, artists, scientists, and other intellects gathered.

Quick Write – Write down the Q’s and your Answers The Glorious Revolution guaranteed England’s system of gov’t would be a…? The Magna Carta did what to.

The Spread of Enlightenment Ch Paris In the 1700s, Paris was the intellectual capital of Europe. People flocked there to study, philosophize, and.

The Spread of Enlightenment

Spread of Enlightenment Ideas

Objectives Identify the roles of censorship and salons in the spread of new ideas. Describe how the Enlightenment affected the arts and literature. Understand.

11/06/17- Monday Standard: MWH-5.2 Analyze the ideas of social equality, democracy, constitutionalism, and nationalism brought about by the Enlightenment.

Enlightenment Ideas Spread

The enlightenment spreads

The Enlightened Despots

A World of Ideas 1700’s: Paris was the cultural and intellectual capital of Europe Enlightenment ideas was most intense in the mansions of several wealthy.

“Enlightened Despots”

The Spread of the Enlightenment

Spread of Enlightenment Ideas

Chapter 6 Section 3 The Enlightenment Spreads

The Enlightenment Spreads

Legacy of the Enlightenment

The Enlightenment Spreads

22.3-The Enlightenment Spreads

Objectives Identify the roles of censorship and salons in the spread of new ideas. Describe how the Enlightenment affected the arts and literature. Understand.

The Enlightenment Spreads

The Enlightenment Spreads

Spread of Enlightenment Ideas

DO NOW: (3 minutes) Why is it important for you to have freedom of speech and expression? (Think about what the world would be like if people had no.

Chapter 6 Section 3 9/25/12.

The Enlightenment Spreads

The Enlightenment Spreads

Spread of Enlightenment Ideas

“Enlightened Despots”

Presentation transcript:

The Enlightenment Spreads Chapter 6 Section 3 Mr. Porter

Neoclassical Style Pulteney Bridge Changes in architecture and paintings. Baroque- which uses classical Greek and Roman structure of influence. As these changes occurred with this new artistic style it became known as neoclassical (“new classical”).

Paris in 1700’s Cultural and Intellectual capital of Europe. The brightest minds would come to Paris. Wealthy women of Paris would hold social gatherings in salons were these intellects in art, science, writers and philosophers would discuss their ideas.

Salon

Salons Continued Marie-Therese Geoffrin leading hostesses of this period. She help finance Denis Diderot project of a group of books in which leading scholars of Europe would post articles and essays in it. Called it the Encyclopedia With the encyclopedia, the ideas of the enlightenment began to spread throughout Europe. These ideas angered the French Government and the Catholic Church.

Mozart & Beethoven

Music & Literature Three Austrian Compossers Franz Joseph Haydn, Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart and Ludwig van Beethoven. New style of writing began to appear with fictional novels. Very popular with the middle class who enjoyed entertaining stories written in everyday language. Samuel Richardson novel Pamela is seen as the first true English novel.

Enlightenment & Monarchy Many philosophes tried to convince monarchs to respect the people’s rights. Monarch’s that took on the ideas of the Enlightenment were known as enlightened despots. Although these monarch’s supported these ideas, they had no plans on giving up their rule. Three rulers that were the leaders of the enlightened despots.

Frederick the Great King of Prussia ( ) Goal to strengthen the country Granted Religious Freedom Reduced Censorship Improved Education Reformed Justice System He called himself “the first servant of the state”

Joseph II Ruler of Austria ( ) Introduced legal reforms Introduced freedom of the press Supported freedom of worship Abolished serfdom Peasants to be paid cash for their labor Nobles resisted this change

Catherine the Great Ruled Russia ( ) She admired Voltaire Pushed for Religious freedom Abolish torture & capital punishment Actually she did little for the peasants of Russia Russian peasants would revolt in 1773.

Catherine the Great After crushing the rebellion, she realized she needed nobles to support the throne. She made a focus to expand her empire Northern shore of the Black Sea Expanded into parts of Poland