Chapter 16 study flashcards.

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How did skepticism about Christianity and European culture nourish?

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By travel reports.

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What religion was Pierre Boyle and what did he criticize/attack?

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He was a Protestant who attacked superstition, religious intolerance, and dogmatism.

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What was a bad thing that Denis Diderot did?

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Maintain that all Africans were mankind and considered N*****, and a “new species of mankind.”

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Who were the 2 Englishmen that inspired the Intellectuals of the Enlightenment?

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Isaac Newton and John Locke.

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What did Montesquieu believe/insist and why?

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Believed and insisted on a separation of powers because he wanted the French nobility to actively help run the French government.

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What did Voltaire write? (When, and for what?)

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“The Philosophic Letters on the English,” published in 1733, and judged the English religious situation.

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What was the 1st natural law of economics made by Francois Quesnay and the physiocrats?

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Land constituted the only source of wealth and that wealth itself could not be increased only by agriculture because all other economic activities were unproductive.

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What was one thing that Baron d’Holbach argued?

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That everything in the universe consisted of matter in motion, and that humans were simply machines.

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What did Neoclassical artists want to do with their work?

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To recapture the dignity and simplicity of the classical style of ancient Greece and Rome.

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