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German scientist that discovered that planets orbit in an elliptical pattern

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Kepler

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People give up rights and liberties in exchange for something from the government

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Social Contract

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Philosopher who advocated individual freedoms

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Rousseau

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Period in time in which people make discoveries based on observations and scientific principles

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Scientific Revolution

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Era in which logic and reason was used to solve society’s problems

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Enlightenment Era

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Series of steps that helps prove experiments

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Scientific Method

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French philosopher who advocated religious freedom

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Voltaire

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Everything is attracted to one another

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Law of Gravity

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System that ensures not one branch of government has all the power

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Separation of Powers

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Italian scientist that discovered planets are similar in structure to Earth

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Galileo

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Philosopher who advocated the separation of powers and checks and balances in government

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Montesquieu

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Polish mathematician that came up with the helioocentric theory

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Copernicus

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English scientist that discovered the Law of Gravity

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Isaac Newton

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Theory that planets revolve around the sun

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Heliocentric

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What are three ways the Scientific Revolution began?

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  1. Renaissance
  2. New technology
  3. Age of Discovery
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What are five things that came from the Scientific Revolution?

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  1. Scientific Method
  2. Better understanding of the human body
  3. New technology for scientific observation
  4. Discovery of elements
  5. Vaccinations
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What are two ideas on government that Thomas Hobbes had?

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  1. Strong central government
  2. Social Contract
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What are two ideas on government that John Locke had?

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  1. Government power comes from the people
  2. People can overthrow a corrupt government
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What are checks and balances?

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Each branch of government has oversight of another

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What did Beccaria advocate?

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More rights to those on trial

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What are three ways that the Enlightenment spread?

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  1. Encyclopedia by Diderot
  2. Printing Press
  3. French Salons
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How did the Enlightenment affect Frederick the Great?

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Instituted some Enlightenment ideas, but kept the majority of the monarchy’s power

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How did the Enlightenment affect Joseph II?

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Instituted major Enlightenment reforms

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What are two ways the Enlightenment affected Catherine the Great?

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  1. Was a big supporter of the Enlightenment
  2. Doesn’t institue any reforms because she loses power
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What are four legacies of the Enlightenment?

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  1. Conflict between science and religion
  2. Increased focus on humanism
  3. World-changing revolutions
  4. Secular viewpoint

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