Ch. 18 Scientific Revolution, Enlightenment, Enlightened Despots Flashcards
In what two ways was Frederick the Great of Prussia enlightened only to an extent?
pg. 15
Who formed the law of inertia? What did the law say?
pg. 4
Marquise du Chatelet
- Relationship with Voltaire - Studied \_\_\_\_+\_\_\_\_ - Because a woman, \_\_\_\_ - Became somewhat of a \_\_\_\_ - \_\_\_\_ ideas instead of theorizing/discovering new ideas
pg. 10
Who would be quick to criticize Copernicus? Who would be slow to criticize but eventually begin adamantly criticizing Copernicus?
pg. 3
Consequences of the Scientific Revolution
-State them, elaborate on each
pg. 7
What was the enormous influence of Johannes Kepler?
pg. 3
Joseph II’s rapid moves
- Controlled the \_\_\_\_ - Granted \_\_\_\_\_ - Abolished \_\_\_\_ - Declined \_\_\_\_ - Popular? - Sudden death would cause \_\_\_\_ for the Habsburg empire and Leopold II to \_\_\_\_
pg. 17
Reasons why Edict of Nantes was revoked by Louis XIV
pg. 8
Essay Concerning Human Nature
- Written by \_\_\_\_ - New theory put forth on how humans \_\_\_\_ - Insisted all ideas derived from \_\_\_\_; disagreed with \_\_\_\_ - Human mind a \_\_\_\_- a \_\_\_\_-on which \_\_\_\_ writes belief
pg. 8
How was the Renaissance a cause of the scientific revolution?
pg. 5
Marie-Jean Caritat, the Marquis de Condorcet
- Famous book: - Hypothesized and tracked \_\_\_\_\_ - Persecuted/Well respected?
pg. 11
Andreas Vesalius (on back)
- What did he study? - What's his famous book? - Father of \_\_\_\_ - Why did the Church dislike him?
Human body
On the Fabric of the Human Body
Modern biological Science
Because he dissected dead bodies and conducted experiments with them
Ptolemy
- Last great \_\_\_\_\_, lived during \_\_\_\_\_ - Had worked on \_\_\_\_ - Copernicus had found that his work was \_\_\_\_
pg. 2
David Hume
- Argued that the human mind is nothing but \_\_\_\_\_ - Which agreed with philosophe \_\_\_\_\_ - Impressions originate only in \_\_\_\_+\_\_\_\_\_, not \_\_\_\_
pg. 11
Bernard de Fontenelle
- Wanted Science as readable as a \_\_\_\_ - Book: - Brought \_\_\_\_ into conflict with \_\_\_\_ - How did he do this? What book did he do this in?
pg. 8
What is Pierre Bayle most famously known for? What’s his famous book, and what did it conclude?
pg. 8
Baron Paul d’Holbach
- Famous book: - Argued that human beings were \_\_\_\_, that \_\_\_\_ were all foolish - Why would he be a heavy blow to the Enlightenment?
pg. 11
How much did the Enlightenment influence the lower classes vs. the upper classes?
pg. 7
Outside of Prussia, Netherlands, and England, what was used to circumvent censorship?
-This included ____
pg. 13
Parlement of Paris vs. Louis XV
pg. 18
What are the 4 causes of uncertainty (just state them, don’t elaborate)?
pg. 8
What is Voltaire’s real name? He is the most famous ____
pg. 10
What are the 3 central concepts of the Enlightenment?
pg. 7
Duke of Orleans would lead a ____
- Ancient right of \_\_\_\_ restored - Heavy blow to \_\_\_\_
pg. 17
How was rapidly growing travel literature on non-European lands a cause for uncertainty?
pg. 8
Immanuel Kant
- Argued that thinkers need to \_\_\_\_ - Said Frederick the Great was an \_\_\_\_ because \_\_\_\_
pg. 13
What are the 3 reasons for France seeing the highest development of the Enlightenment?
pg. 9
Rene de Maupeou
- Appointed \_\_\_\_ by Louis XV - Ordered to \_\_\_\_ - Abolished \_\_\_\_, exiled \_\_\_\_ - Created \_\_\_\_ - Taxed \_\_\_\_ - Philosophes criticized him of "\_\_\_\_" - Measures enhanced/helped destroy absolutism in France?
pg. 18
What was the great majority of the population in France, what was the minority? What did Jean Raud d’Atembert say about the majority?
pg. 9
Why were Aristotle’s ideas accepted (2 reasons)?
pg. 2
who led the first departure from medieval thought?
pg. 2
Louis XIV’s successor: ____
-How old was he when he came to the throne?
pg. 17