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The Enlightenment (Mr. Edsall’s favorite thing about history because it can relate to EVERYTHING.) It is the Kevin Bacon of AP European History
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Paths to Enlightenment
Popularization of Science Skepticism (and toleration) Travel Literature “Noble Savage” Leads to the “nature of man”
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Suggested Note taking graphic organizer
Name Book Nature of Man Theory Suggested Note taking graphic organizer
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Let’s practice with something you are familiar with…
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Newton’s Legacy Laws of Nature
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Locke Quick Review: Background to Locke’s Ideas His Theory
Nature of Man Purpose of Government
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Hobbes Quick Review: Background to Hobbe’s Ideas His Theory
Nature of Man Purpose of Government
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Montesquieu Spirit of Laws
Nature of man: Mainly good but could be corrupted by Greed Solution: Purpose of Government should be to separate power and check that power
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Voltaire Candide Nature of Man: “all men are brothers under God”
Theories: Religious Toleration Deism
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Diderot Encyclopedia Nature of Man: Christianity was fanatical and unreasonable. Viewed world as a mass of molecules Theory: Create one location to find major ideas of the time to fight ignorance and superstition
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David Hume Treatise on Human Nature
Possible to view man as a “Science of Man”
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Adam Smith Inquiry into the Nature and Causes of the Wealth of Nations or Wealth of Nations for short “Invisible Hand” Laissez Faire Economic Liberalism Father of Capitalism
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Jean Jacques Rousseau The Social Contract
Entire society agrees to be governed by its general will Man forced to be free Government a necessary evil
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Philosophes’ Ideas through images
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