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100 The shift from reading out loud to silently and individually.

100 Reading Revolution

200 Even though this country had the most Preeminent scientists and universities it was not the leader of the Enlightenment.

200 England

300 Enlightenment thinkers developed an idea of Race that was similar to

300 Species

400 This German Philosopher believed you should use your own understanding.

Immanuel Kant

500 Philosophes, Nobles, and members of the middle class intermingled.

In Salons

100 The principal goal of the Encyclopedia was

100 “Change the general way of thinking”

200 Salon membership was restricted to

200 Well born, well connected, and exceptionally talented.

300 The most famous Salon was that of

300 Madame Geoffrin

400 This philosopher pushed the ideas of Absolutism

400 Thomas Hobbes

500 Immanuel Kant’s famous phrase.

500 “Dare to know!”

100 Immanuel Kant argued for this right.

100 Freedom of Press

200 Rousseau believed the authentic, long term needs of the people can by seen by a far-seeing minority.

200 General Will

300 Rousseau believed that women

300 Were best suited as mothers and wives.

400 This philosopher believed a good monarch was the best one could hope for.

400 Voltaire.

500 This person believed women had a limited contribution in science because of unequal education.

500 Madame du Chatelet

100 This person argued that humans were divided into separate species due to climatic conditions.

100 Comte de Buffon

200 Montesquieu satirized French Society in this writing.

200 The Persian Letters

300 Pierre Bayle displayed his skeptic side in this writing.

300 Historical and Critical Dictionary

400 John Locke wrote his belief that all humans learn by education and society in this writing.

400 Essay Concerning Human Understanding

500 This writing by Fontenelle was designed to popularize the findings of the Scientific Revolution.

500 Conversations on the Plurality of Worlds

100 Both nobles and peasants opposed Joseph II’s labor obligations to

100 Cash payments

200 To improve the lives of peasants and improve the rural economy this ruler reduced noble power over peasants.

200 Maria Theresa

300 This event put an end to Catherine the Great’s intention to reform Russian serfdom.

Pugachev’s Rebellion

400 A military coup allowed this person to come to the throne in 1762.

400 Catherine the Great

500 Frederick II condemned this in abstract but accepted it in practice.

500 Serfdom

100 Rene Descartes and Francis Bacon.

100 The Modern Scientific Method

200 The key feature of Newton’s system was the law of

200 Universal Gravitation

300 The scientist that dissected corpses during lectures.

300 William Harvey

400 He is considered the father of Microbiology.

400 Antonie Van Leeuwenhoek

500 Before the Scientific Revolution Europeans views on the universe was based on

500 Aristotle