1. DO NOW
What was Bacon’s rebellion? How was this event significant to the development of the colonies?

2. 205: The Enlightenment and The Great Awakening (9/26)

3. The Enlightenment
reason and science

4. work questions? mercantilism John Locke’s and natural rights
The Enlightenment?
Rousseau
Montesquieu
The Great Awakening

5. John Calvin
Thomas Hobbes

8. Thomas Hobbes
social contract – agreement to live in organized society.

9. John Locke
natural rights- life, liberty and property

10. The Baron de Montesquieu
3 branches: legislative, executive, and judicial.

11. Jean Jacques Rousseau People naturally good -- corrupted by inequality
give up rights for common good.

12. The Great Awakening 1730s-1750s Religious revitalization
Deemphasized traditional church structure

13. Jonathan Edwards starts Great Awakening
good works not enough to save soul … need God’s grace

14. George Whitefield
human helplessness and divine omnipotence

15. Textbook pp. 40-47 People in History, p. 40
Answer the question that follows
Document-Based Questions, p. 46
Answer questions 1-2
Answer this question, based on p. 47:
Why did the Great Awakening appeal to so many people? Describe 2 reasons.

16. EXIT TICKET
How were ideas of the Enlightenment and the Great Awakening different? Describe two ways, citing evidence from each.