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(without it, we would still be in the dark)

The Enlightenment was an intellectual movement in Europe during the 18 th century that led to a whole new world view.

If humanity determines the natural laws in each area of life- then following these laws will bring PERFECTION! Right now the world is HORRIBLE (full of abuses) and needs reform. Natural Laws Progress

Voltaire Rousseau Locke During the 18th century, certain thinkers and writers, primarily in London and Paris, believed that they were more enlightened than their compatriots and set out to enlighten them.

These thinkers believed that human reason could be used to combat ignorance, superstition, and tyranny and to build a better world.

Government Society Education The signing of the U.S. Constitution

Every social, political and economic problem could be solved through the use of reason Governments are created to secure an orderly society Separation of powers is the best way to protect human liberties All men are created “free and equal” A free market should be allowed to regulate trade

Detested the slave trade and slavery Deplored religious prejudice Defended freedom of speech Attacked divine right theory Urged education for all Hated unequal distribution of property Believed governments should be freely elected Women’s first duty was to her family

Women: Women were not equal and were criticized for attempting to gain equality Salons: Men and women gather in living rooms to discuss Enlightenment ideas Women involved Middle Class