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Chapter 17 Section 3

Chapter 17 Section 3. The Impact of the Enlightenment. Did you know?. Some Enlightenment thinkers believed that human reason was so powerful that one day human beings would be able to predict the condition of the entire universe in the next moment. Objectives:.

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The French Revolution

The French Revolution. 1789-1799. Ancien Regime. King Louis XVI was leader of France Ancien regime was the old order in France Three different estates Social classes. Ancien Regime (cont.). First Estate made of church and clergy Second Estate made up of nobility

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5.2 Enlightenment Ideas Spread

5.2 Enlightenment Ideas Spread. Chapter 5 Section 2 pp. 149-153. Vocabulary Terms. Baroque : ornate style of art and architecture popular in the 1600s and 1700s Censorship : restriction on access to ideas and information

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The Enlightenment

The Enlightenment. LOCKE Two Treatises of Government Government: voluntary association of humans acting in their self-interest Humans are reasonable and cooperative Power of the legislature: the people People could overthrow government and replace with better one. HOBBES Leviathan

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The Enlightenment

The Enlightenment. LOCKE Two Treatises of Government Government: voluntary association of humans acting in their self-interest Humans are reasonable and cooperative Power of the legislature: the people People could overthrow government and replace with better one. HOBBES Leviathan

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The Enlightenment

The Enlightenment. The Enlightenment. Belief in the supremacy of reason over pleasure; conviction that humans could perfect society through the application of the intellect to human affairs Science takes its place for the first time. The Philosophes. Thinkers who advocated reason

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The Enlightenment Spreads

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HISTORY 283 JEWISH STUDIES 235

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Russia

Russia. Period 3 (Mongols have huge impact). Government Decentralized control by local nobles Conquered by Mongols- must pay tribute to Mongols Mongols keep Russians isolated- (will be behind rest of Europe through per 5) out of western European affairs like Crusades, Renaissance (4)

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Effects of the Enlightenment on the World

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Identify the roles of censorship and salons in the spread of new ideas.

Objectives. Identify the roles of censorship and salons in the spread of new ideas. Describe how the Enlightenment affected the arts and literature. Understand how philosophes influenced enlightened despots. Explain why Enlightenment ideas were slow to reach most Europeans.

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Paragraph 3.3

Paragraph 3.3. Enlightened rulers. Netherlands . We were a Republic: chosen leader Other European countries were a monarchy. Ruled by a single ruler. Often an absolutist They believed they had to rule alone, given by God. Absolutist rulers ignored parliaments. . Absolutist rulers.

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Despots and Dollars

Despots and Dollars. The Impact of the Enlightenment on Politics and Economics. Politics and the Enlightenment. The Enlightenment was more about social criticism than actual social change Many new political theories were thought of and intellectually explored in the works of the Philosophes

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Absolutism: The Age of Kings in Europe (1600-1770)

Absolutism: The Age of Kings in Europe (1600-1770). The decline of feudalism, the Renaissance, the Protestant Reformation and the Commercial Revolution all served to enrich European society and to greatly increase the power of European monarchs. . The growth of royal power.

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The Enlightened Monarchs

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Frederick II (the Great) of Prussia 1740-1786

Frederick II (the Great) of Prussia 1740-1786. Kingdom of Prussa. Joseph II 1780-179. Maria Theresa 1740-1780. Catherine II (the Great). Russian Expansion.

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Enlightenment Ideas Spread

Enlightenment Ideas Spread. 17.2. New Ideas Challenge Society. Enlightenment ideas quickly spread from France across the rest of Europe People began to question established ideas such as class systems, divine right, and absolute monarchs.

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Superheroes: Absolute Monarchs

Superheroes: Absolute Monarchs. Superheroes: Absolute Monarchs. Your task is to turn absolute monarchs into superheroes and arch-villains by researching their strengths and weaknesses and turning these into super powers. One of you will need to: Draw your superhero/monarch

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Superheroes: Absolute Monarchs

Superheroes: Absolute Monarchs. Superheroes: Absolute Monarchs. Your task is to turn absolute monarchs into superheroes and arch-villains by researching their strengths and weaknesses and turning these into super powers. One of you will need to: Draw your superhero/monarch

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