Unit VIII Enlightenment despots Flashcards

1
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The most characteristic of Voltaire’s ideas center on

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empiricism and religious toleration

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2
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How was Rousseau different from other enlightened philosophies?

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emphasis on Emotions

admiration for the “noble savage”

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3
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Who said this and what is it: “man is born free, and everywhere he is in chains”

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Rousseau, social contract

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4
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What famous work and who’s famous work was this quote: “a natural education free of the Natural encumbrances imposed by institutions such as the church”?

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Rousseau in “Emile”

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5
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Who whose idea is this and what is the name of the idea: “An individual can pursue own economic interest/ventures without gov.t interference” and “competition is essential”

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Adam Smith’s Laissez Faire

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6
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What did Adam Smith write?

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The wealth of nations

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7
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18th century philosophes believed the best way to achieve progress in society was through:

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scientific empiricism

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8
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What were the common characteristics of the 18th century enlightened monarchs?(5)

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secular and technical education
religious toleration
increased economic productivity
administrative reform
abolition of torture
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9
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What was deism?

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the religious arm of the enlightenment

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10
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What was a deist?

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someone who sees God as the divine watchmaker

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11
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What type of government did John Locke support?

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Constitutional Democracy

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12
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Who wrote the Candide and attacked religion?

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Voltaire

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13
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Who wrote the Second Treatise of Government and an Essay Concerning Human Understanding?

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John Locke

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14
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Who wrote the Spirit of the Laws and figured out the three systems of government?

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Montesquieu

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15
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Who led the Pugachev Rebellion?

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Eugene Pugachev

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16
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Who was Eugene Pugachev and who did lead?

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A Cossack Soldier who led serfs

17
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What did the serfs in the rebellion want and who did they kill?

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an end to serfdom, taxes, and army service by killing landlords and officials

18
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Who was in power in Russia and what were they?

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Catherine the Great, the enlightened despot

19
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How did Catherine the Great deal with the rebellion?(3)

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she extended serfdom
gave power to the nobles over them
confiscated Church lands

20
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Who felt like humans were a blank slate upon birth?

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John Locke

21
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What was Rousseau’s opinion of education?

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It should be natural and free

22
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What idea did Quesnay reject?

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mercantilism

23
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Who and what work was an important defense of the principle of Absolute Monarchy?

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Thomas Hobbes, Leviathan

24
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Who envisioned a society in which individuals maintained their personal freedoms while participating as loyal members of the community at large?

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Jean-Jaques Rousseau

25
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The view of human personality as tabula rasa is usually associated with who?

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Locke

26
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A primary social condition for a virtuous life, according to the philosophes was what?

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religious toleration

27
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Which of the following is Not true of the philosophes?

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They used their position as University Professors to influence society.

28
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Rousseau asked what fundamental question?

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What is the good life?