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The Scientifi c Revolution and the Enlightenment
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Lesson 2 The Enlightenment
Reason and Politics1. Explaining How did science influence the Enlightenment?
2. Comparing and Contrasting Thomas Hobbes and John Locke were two political thinkers who lived in England during the 1600s. Using the Venn diagram below, list their key ideas, including an example of what they had in common.
Hobbes's Ideas
Locke's Ideas
Shared Idea
ESSENTIAL QUESTIONHow do governments change?
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Analyzing In the graphic organizer below, analyze how the constitutional monarchy of England combines John Locke's ideas about natural rights with the Baron Montesquieu's ideas about separation of powers.
John Locke's Two Treatises of Government
Baron Montesquieu's The Spirit of Laws
Constitutional Monarchy of England
3. Natural Rights
4. Separation of powers
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The Philosophes of France1. Summarizing On the following chart, describe the ideas of the philosophes and Jean-Jacques Rousseau.
Philosophes Rousseau
2. Describing What were Voltaire's beliefs about religion?
3. Identifying Points of View Why did Mary Wollstonecraft think that women should have the same rights as men?
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Absolute Monarchs
Describe During the Enlightenment, many nations were ruled by absolute monarchs. In the chart below, describe at least one contribution made by each absolute monarch.
Absolute Monarchs Contributions
Frederick the Great 1.
Maria Theresa 2.
Joseph II 3.
Peter the Great 4.
Catherine the Great 5.
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