5.1 quiz Flashcards

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1
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What was the enlightenment?

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the shift from traditional values to knowledge and reason and individualism over community values

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2
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3 ideals of enlightenment

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freedom
individualism
self determination

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3
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  • incident in France where a Jewish captain was tried and falsely convicted of treason against the french government
  • illustrated a widespread of anti-antisemitism in France
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Dreyus Affair

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4
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A belief in traditional institutions
favors reliance on practical experience over ideological theories such as that of human perfectibility.

resisted the enlightenment

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Conservatism

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5
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Austrian journalist and Zionist

formed the world Zionist organization in 1897

promoted Jewish migration to Palestine and formation of a Jew state

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Theodor Herzl

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A system of public or direct worker ownership in the means of production such as the mills to make cloth or machinery and land needed to mine coal

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Socialism

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An agreement between the people and the government, signifying their consent to be governed

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Social Contract

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Socialist group that promoted change through legal means

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Fabian Society

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Utopian socialist who believed in harmonious communities. identified 810 passion that stated that workers would benefit from an be less tired

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Charles Fouier

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10
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John Locke’s concept of the mind as a “blank slate”, waiting to be filed with knowledge

emphasized the impact of environment and education which was radicalized at the time

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Tabula Rasa

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Advocated for civil liberties, particularly freedom of religion, Judaical reforms and freedom of speech

Wrote the candidate

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Francois Voltaire

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Wrote about the need for separation of powers and the need for checks and balances within the government

wrote the spirit of laws

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Baron Montesquieu

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13
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economic and political system where the countries trade and industry are controlled by profit rather than the state

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Capitalism

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14
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Expanded on the idea of the social contract presented the concept of the general world population, and obliged a sovereign to carry out the general will

Wrote Social Contract

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Jean Jacques Rousseau

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15
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wrote common sense

seeking to convince colonists to revolt against great Britain

deist who wrote against the church

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Thomas Paine

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16
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Belief that knowledge came from sensed experience, including what you observe through your experience, including experiments

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Empiricism

17
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A strong feeling of pride and devotion in one country

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Nationalism

18
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A movement to create a Jewish homeland in Palestine

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Zionism

19
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Movement to end the Atlantic slave trade, and free all enslaved people

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Abolitionism

20
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Hostility or prejudice against jews

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anti-semitism

21
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English writer and early feminist who denied male supremacy and advocated for equal access to education for all women

Wrote A Vindication of Writes of Woman

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Mary Woolstonecraft

22
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Theorists in the 19th century who favored equality and social and economic conditions and wished to replace private property and competition with collective ownership and cooperation

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Utopian Socialists

23
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English philosopher who advocated for the idea of the social contract where government powers are derived form the consent of the governed and in which the government serves the people

said that people have natural right to life, liberty and property

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John Locke

24
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Religion of enlightenment followers believed that god had existed and created the world, but other worlds, he left it to run by its own natural laws, denied that god had influenced man or had any means to life

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Deism

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A belief in natural rights, constitutional government, laissez-faire economics, reduced spending on armies and established churches

supporters were usually professional writers or academics

supported broadening of the male suffrage

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Classic Liberalism

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French phrase for leave alone

the idea that government should play as minimal of a role as possible in economic affairs

belief that if businesses and consumers make their own economic decisions in their own interests then their invisible hand of the market will benefit them and make good decisions for society

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Lassiez-faire

27
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Scottish economist who responded to mercantilism by creating freer trade

advocated for a government that received their intervention for economic decisions

wrote wealth of nations; a precursor of modern day capitalism

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Adam Smith

28
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Utopian socialist and wealthy mill owner who created ideal industrial communities at new lanark, Scotland, and new harmony, india

believed in education for his children, commercial ownership of property and community rules to govern work, education and leisure time

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Robert Ownes

29
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Utopian socialist who wanted a society where people would work together to create an efficient and beautiful place to work that would produce useful things to society

advocated for public works that would provide employment

stressed industry, science and providing for the poor

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Henri de saint simons

30
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Thinker of the enlightenment, wanted to educate the socially elite, not the masses

werent allowed to openly criticize church or staet. so used satire and double meaning in their writings to avoid being banned\

Saloons were held by the wealthy wommen who also made sure that the philosopes were safe

considered themselves apart of an intellectual community an wrote back and fourth to each other to share ideas

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philosophies

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belived that people in charge should be paid

believed slavery was morally wrong

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Ben frank

32
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believes indivisual should be protectedby government

education for everyone

gov shuld not hold absoulute power

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tom jeff

33
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father hidalgo

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freed mexicans from forgirn rule

questioned church policies

34
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belives that power in gov needs to be divided

emphasis on the importance of science and reason

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simon bolivar