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CWC Unit #3 Nov. 21 Quiz Flashcards

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John Locke - Who

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English Philosopher

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John Locke - When

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1632-1704

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John Locke - Where

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England

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John Locke - Significance

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“State of Nature”; Why give up your freedom?; applied Enlightenment principles to justify the existence of governement; “Social Contract” protects life, liberty, and justice

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Mary Wollstonecraft - Who

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English writer, philosopher, and advocate for Women’s rights

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Mary Wollstonecraft - When

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1759-1797

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Mary Wollstonecraft - Where

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England

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Mary Wollstonecraft - Significance

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founders of feminism; argued that women lacked the oppurtunities in education that men have

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Olaudah Equiano - Who

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African writer and abolitionist

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Olaudah Equiano - When

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1745-1797

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Olaudah Equiano - Where

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Africa

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Olaudah Equiano - Significance

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wrote a narrative of life being a slave; his writing strongly influenced the Transatlantic Slave Trade; advocated for African rights

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Deism - What

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a view of God’s relationship to the world. He created the world, but isn’t involved anymore

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Deism - When

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17th Century

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Deism - Where

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Europe

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Deism - Significance

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valued reason and critical thinking in religion; influenced the US; God as a watchmaker; reason and observation; rejection of revelation; moral order; skepticism of miracles

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Pietism - What

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Protestant Scholasticism

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Pietism - When

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late 17th century

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Pietism - Where

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England

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Pietism - Significance

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a living faith is more valuable than a dead orthodoxy; focus on experiences not just beliefs; encouraged a tolerant, irenic spirit towards others; social actions and missions

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John Wesley - Who

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English theologian

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John Wesley - When

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1703 - 1791

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John Wesley - Where

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England

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John Wesley - Significance

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Formed pietist bible study at Oxford; pastor in Georgia; Aldersgate Experience (1738); itinerant preaching ministry in all of England; saved by grace alone, but seek perfection; Wesleyan Quadrilateral - scripture is interpreted by reason, tradition, and experience

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Glorious Revolution

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England, 1688-1689
King James II overthrown by William and Mary of Orange
Reinforces Protestant dominance in England

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French Revolution

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1789–1799; a period of radical social, political, and cultural upheaval in France; transformed the country and the broader European political landscape; marked the end of absolute monarchy, the rise of republican ideals, and the eventual spread of revolutionary movements across Europe and beyond

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Adam Smith

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Scotland; 1723-1790; “Invisible Hand” advocated for removing government interference from economic activity; rational self interest will lead to prosperity

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George Whitefield

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English Evangelist; 1714-1770; preaching unified the colonies spiritually, helping to lay the groundwork for a shared American identity; his revivals broke down denominational barriers, influencing Baptists, Methodists, and Presbyterians.

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Voltaire

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French intellectual; 1694-1778; defender of freedom or speech and religion; a deist; advocated for the use of reason and science

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American Revolution

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1775–1783; a conflict in which the 13 American colonies successfully fought for independence from British rule, leading to the establishment of the USA

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Transatlantic Slave Trade

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forced migrations of Africans from the 16th to 19th centuries where they were transported to the Americas to become slaves

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Thomas Jefferson

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a deist; cut out all parts of the Bible that talked about miracles

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First Great Awakening

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Religious revival in England and America; 1734-1770; Jonathon Edwards & George Whitefield; valued theology, but emphasized affecting over doctrines; birth of African American christianity;

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“Christianity consists rather of practice”

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Philipp Jakob Spener - “Pia Desideria”

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“Galatians 3:28”
“Grace”

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Johanna Eleonora Peterson - “Guide to a Thorough Understanding of the Holy Revelation of Jesus Christ

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“men when they enter into society give up the equality, liberty, and executive power they had in the state of Nature”

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John Locke - “The Second Treatise of Government”

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“cultivated and improved, cannot produce the love of God”

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John Wesley - “The Case of Reason Impartially Considered”

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“deity”
“eternal decrees of God”

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Benjamin Franklin - “The Autobiography of Ben Franklin

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“when you make men slaves you deprive them of half their virtue”

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Olaudah Equiano - “The Interesting Narrative of the Life of Olaudah Equiano

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“men would generously snap our chains”

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Mary Wollstonecraft - “A Vindication of the Rights of Women”

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