The enlightenment/age of reason Flashcards

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fredrick william I

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doubled the size of prussia’s army; made primary education mandatory for all citizens

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fredrick william II (fred the great)

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enlarged the size of prussia’s army; abolished torture; opposed serfdom; supported religious tolerance

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maria theresa

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centralized/strengthened the state; legitimacy was questioned during the war of succession

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joseph II

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provided free food/medicine for the poor; granted religious tolerance to protestants/jews; freedom of press; eliminated death penalty; alienated catholic church

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peter III (peter the great)

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formed alliance with prussia; withdrew russia from the 7 years war

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catherine II (the great)

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great enlightenment ideas, but never actually happened; wanted to free serfs, didnt happen; created new law code and constitution that would recognize the principle of equality

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where did enlightenment ideas spread?

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prussia, russia, austria, and more

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despots:

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the absolute monarchs who ruled according to the principle of enlightenment

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how was the seven years war carried out?

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when Charles VI died, his daughter maria theresa took the throne. king fredrick II invaded austria while there were questions of legitimacy.

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John locke

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He argued that every person was born with a blank mind; people were molded by experiences from their senses; we shouldn’t have a dictatorship

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Newton

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bellieved that the world was like a machine and God was turning it

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Montesquieu

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french noble; famous work “spirit of the laws” was a study of governments; english government had 3 branches

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volitaire

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his writings brought him fame/wealth; criticized christianity; belief in religious toleration

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diderot

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became a writer; encyclopedia was a 28 chapter weapon against the french society; religious toleration

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lazzies faire

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let people do what they want

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adam smih

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he gave the government 3 rules: protect society from invasion, government should defend citizens from injustice, and keep up certain public works that private individuals could not afford

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jean jaques rosseaw

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social contract

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mary wallstonecraft

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founder of modern european/american movements for women’s rights

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reading:

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books were important; development of magazines and newspapers; coffeehouses; salons were drawing rooms of wealthy upper class

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John Wesley

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methodist; sermens caused people to have conversion experiences

21
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architecture/art

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bathasar newman; new art syle of rococo; secular art that emphasized grace/charm/gentle action

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music

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joseph haydn and mozart; mozart was a child prodigy; haydn was musical director