World History Study Guide Odle

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World History

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It is rather complicated to find but they need to do assessment/quiz chapter 29-5. It is 10 questions and the test and answers need to be printed off and turned in today

World History

Outline of Chapter 17 World History

The Enlightenment and the American Revolution 1700-1800

Section 1 Philosophy in the Age of Reason

Natural law-rules discoverable by reason, that is how things in the world work you can find out about by thinking about them

Thomas Hobbes-a thinking man(philosopher) that thought powerful government was the answer to the problems in the world. Thought that people were bad and the people needed a king to rule over them.  He wrote a book called Leviathan. 

John Locke-thought that people were good and did not need a lot of government in their lives.  Wrote Two Treatises of Government. Believed in limited government and more freedom for people

Social Contract-an agreement by which people give up their freedom for an organized society.  Such as one in which a king rules over them

Natural Right-a right that belonged to people from birth. The right to life, liberty and the right to own property.

Philosophe-French word meaning philosophers, people who think for a living.

Montesquieu-wrote The Spirit of the Laws, believed in government in 3 branches-legislative, executive and judicial.

Voltaire-wrote about the social problems of his day, complained about the Catholic Church and the French government.

Diderot-wrote the Encyclopedia, he wanted to change how people thought, believed in freedom of expression(to say what is on your mind)

Rousseau-thought that people were good, set forth his ideas in the Social Contract, believed in limited government and more freedom for people

Laisse faire-a way of thinking that allowed business to operate with little or no government

Adam Smith-wrote The Wealth of the Nations, he thought that free trade and businesses should be allowed their own activity.

1.    Use each above bold faced words in sentences. (12 sentences)

World History Odle

Outline of Chapter 17 World History

The Enlightenment and the American Revolution 1700-1800

Section 1 Philosophy in the Age of Reason

Natural law-rules discoverable by reason, that is how things in the world work you can find out about by thinking about them

Thomas Hobbes-a thinking man(philosopher) that thought powerful government was the answer to the problems in the world. Thought that people were bad and the people needed a king to rule over them.  He wrote a book called Leviathan. 

John Locke-thought that people were good and did not need a lot of government in their lives.  Wrote Two Treatises of Government. Believed in limited government and more freedom for people

Social Contract-an agreement by which people give up their freedom for an organized society.  Such as one in which a king rules over them

Natural Right-a right that belonged to people from birth. The right to life, liberty and the right to own property.

Philosophe-French word meaning philosophers, people who think for a living.

Montesquieu-wrote The Spirit of the Laws, believed in government in 3 branches-legislative, executive and judicial.

Voltaire-wrote about the social problems of his day, complained about the Catholic Church and the French government.

Diderot-wrote the Encyclopedia, he wanted to change how people thought, believed in freedom of expression(to say what is on your mind)

Rousseau-thought that people were good, set forth his ideas in the Social Contract, believed in limited government and more freedom for people

Laisse faire-a way of thinking that allowed business to operate with little or no government

Adam Smith-wrote The Wealth of the Nations, he thought that free trade and businesses should be allowed their own activity.

1.    Use each above bold faced words in sentences. (12 sentences)