Enlightenment philosophers were inspired by the Scientific Revolution. E. Napp.

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Enlightenment philosophers were inspired by the Scientific Revolution. E. Napp

They wanted to improve society. So, they questioned everything. E. Napp

What was the best form of government? What was the best way to end poverty? What? How? Why? E. Napp

Thomas Hobbes was an English political philosopher. He believed that only a strong monarch could maintain law and order. E. Napp

Hobbes defended royal absolutism. E. Napp

But Hobbes did not believe the king’s power came from God. He believed it came from the people. He challenged the divine right of kings. E. Napp

John Locke believed that human nature is governed by natural laws. In order to obey natural laws, all humans must exercise natural rights – the rights to life, liberty, and property. E. Napp

Locke argued that the function of government was to protect these rights. E. Napp

If a government did not do this, the citizens then had the natural right to change it for one that would. E. Napp

Montesquieu believed that the best way to prevent despotism (the exercise of unlimited power) was to divide political power. E. Napp

He suggested that all governments should provide for the separation of powers among the executive, legislative, and judicial parts. E. Napp

Rousseau believed in a Social Contract. He believed that the members of society would make a contract to give up some of their freedom in order to serve the common interests of all the people in the society. E. Napp

The general will would determine the common interest. E. Napp

Voltaire wrote against religious intolerance and criticized governments that persecuted people for following their own faith. E. Napp

Enlightenment ideas clearly influenced the American Revolution. E. Napp

The ideas of the Enlightenment changed world history. E. Napp