By: Ema and Carly.  1517:Reformation  1642:English Civil War Begins  1687:Newton’s theory of gravity  1754:7 Years War  1776:American Revolution.

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By: Ema and Carly

 1517:Reformation  1642:English Civil War Begins  1687:Newton’s theory of gravity  1754:7 Years War  1776:American Revolution  1789:French Revolution-July 14(Bastille Day)

 The explosion of scientific knowledge and technology.  Galileo, Newton, Harvey, Leeuwenhoek

 Francis Bacon: English philosopher, promoted scientific method.  Rene Descartes: “I think therefore I am.” Truth found through reason  Locke: Natural rights, right to overthrow  Montesquieu: Checks and Balances

 Voltaire: “I disapprove of what you say, but I will defend to the death your right to say it.”  Hobbes: Leviathon-people agree to absolute monarch to avoid chaos.  Immanuel Kant: physical and spiritual worlds are separate, reason cannot explain God.  Rousseau: Humans are naturally good.

 Brought on from Scientific Revolution  People began to think nature followed rules.  “Dare to know”  Use reason to answer all questions.

 Natural law: universal moral law to be found through reason.  Pacifism: assembly of nations to settle disputes-calm  Deism: natural place in orderly universe- less “churchy” no relationship w/ God  The Social Contract: “Man is born free and everywhere he is in chains.” The right to rule belongs to the people.  Romanticism: emphasis on weird, unusual, bizarre things.