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Enlightenment
Scientific
Revolution
Philosophers Revolution and
a New Govt.
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Final Jeopardy
$100 Question from
Enlightenment…
The Age of Enlightenment was also
known as this period.
$100 Answer from Enlightenment…
The Age of Reason
$200 Question from
Enlightenment…
The Enlightenment period
took place on this continent.
$200 Answer from Enlightenment…
Europe
$300 Question from
Enlightenment…
During this period, thinkers emerged
that began to challenge old knowledge.
These thinkers were called what?
$300 Answer from
Enlightenment…
Philosophes
(Philosophers also accepted)
$400 Question from
Enlightenment…
Philosophers began to use this to try and
understand how the world worked and
how to make it better.
$400 Answer from Enlightenment…
Reason
$500 Question from
Enlightenment…
The Age of Enlightenment
emphasized on revolutionizing
these two entities.
$500 Answer from Enlightenment…
Government and Church
$100 Question from The
Scientific Revolution
One of the first developments of the
Scientific Revolution was this systematic
observation and careful experiements that
would lead to correct principles.
$100 Answer from The Scientific
Revolution
The Scientific Method
$200 Question from The
Scientific Revolution
This man was the first to say that the Sun was
the center of the universe, not the Earth.
$200 Answer from The Scientific
Revolution
Nicholas Copernicus
$300 Question from The
Scientific Revolution
This man was the first to realize that natural
laws can be discovered. His work regarding
gravity was revolutionary.
$300 Answer from The Scientific
Revolution
Isaac Newton
$400 Question from The
Scientific Revolution
This is the name of the model that said that
they Sun was the center of the universe and
not the Earth.
$400 Answer from The Scientific
Revolution
Heliocentric Model
$500 Question from The
Scientific Revolution
This man developed the Scientific
Method. He also stated that there
was no need for God in science.
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Revolution
Francis Bacon
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Philosophers…
This was an English
philosopher the believed it
was the government’s role
to protect us from us.
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Philosophers…
John Locke
$200 Question from
Philosophers…
John Locke believed that men
are entitled to life, liberty, and
this. This appealed greatly to
rich, white, educated men.
$200 Answer from Philosophers
Property
$300 Question from Philosophers
He was a French philosopher that
believed in equality above all
else.
$300 Answer from Philosophers
Jean Jacque Rousseau
$400 Question from Philosophers
John Locke was the creator of this
concept in which men form governments
and it is government’s job to respond to
the needs of men.
$400 Answer from Philosophers
The Social Contract
$500 Question from Philosophers
He was a French
philosopher that advocated
freedom of religion and
separation of church and
state. He also advocated the
right of citizens to a fair trial.
$500 Answer from Philosophers
Voltaire
$100 Question from Revolution
and a New Govt.
John Locke’s Social Contract inspired this
American document. It was sent to British
King George III in 1776.
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and a New Govt.
Declaration of Independence
$200 Question from Revolution
and a New Govt.
The Declaration of Independence was
written by this man, a self-proclaimed
deist.
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and a New Govt.
Thomas Jefferson
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$300 Question from Revolution
and a New Govt.
The American Founding Fathers were
inspired by many Enlightenment
philosophers, but the one that influenced them
the most was this man that proclaimed
property was more important than equality.
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and a New Govt.
John Locke
$400 Question from Revolution
and a New Govt.
The American Founding Fathers studied this
English economist’s phiolosophy on free trade
and his law of supply and demand. He was
made famous by his book Wealth of Nations.
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and a New Govt.
Adam Smith
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and a New Govt.
Thomas Jefferson was a big proponent of this
enlightenment philosophy which stresses a
“hands off” approach to almost everything.
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and a New Govt.
Laissez-Faire
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This man was known as the father of modern
rationalism. He is famous for the quote “I
think, therefore I am.”
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Rene Descartes
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Isaac Newton is famous for his work with
gravity. But his also known for his three laws
of this.
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Motion
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This city was known as the hotbed of reason.
Which is ironic seeing as how it was also the
center of Absolutism.
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Paris, France
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This man was an English philosopher that
questioned the existence of God. He used
logic and scientific facts to question faith.
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David Hume
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This is the Enlightenment age religion that
advocated a belief in God but stated that God
had no interest in our life on Earth.
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Deism
Final Jeopardy
Deism was a very controversial religion in which
believers believed in God but stated that the belief
was irrational. The best way to describe this religion
is by comparing it to this theory.
Final Jeopardy Answer
The Watchmaker Theory