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Agenda BW – Complete MC questions, get out hwk CW Notes/Discussion CW 2 Reading and questions WARNING – Possibility of a pop quiz Friday Quote of the Day. “People shouldn’t be afraid of their governments. Governments should be afraid of their people.” - V
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The clergy (or church) expressed the most opposition to the scientific method. Galileo before the papal court
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Why would the Church be opposed to Scientific method?
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As a result of the Scientific Revolution, reason and experimentation was applied to political thinking. The Enlightenment
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What was the Enlightenment? Notes #5B
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It was a time in the 1700’s, in which philosophers examined natural laws governing the universe (like scientists of the Scientific Revolution did). Galileo Drafting the Declaration of Independence
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Philosophers were interested in changing people’s relationship with their government.
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They believed that government decisions should be based on laws of nature and reason. U.S. Constitution
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Philosophers: John Locke believed that governments should protect people’s natural rights. Declaration of Independence
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Rousseau believed that the power of the government should be derived from those who are governed. Jean-Jacques Rousseau
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Voltaire believed in free speech. Montesquieu believed in a separation of governmental powers. VoltaireBaron de Montesquieu
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Effects: The philosophers encouraged the American and French Revolutions due to their support for natural rights. French Revolution American Revolution
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