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  • What was the Enlightenment, and what did it emphasize over tradition and dogma?
    Reason and logic
  • Key Enlightenment thinkers like John Locke and Voltaire advocated for concepts such as natural rights and the separation of powers
  • The Enlightenment focused on artistic and cultural revival, similar to the Renaissance.
    False
  • Match the key Enlightenment thinker with their main contribution:
    John Locke ↔️ Social contract theory
    Voltaire ↔️ Freedom of speech
    Jean-Jacques Rousseau ↔️ General will
  • Unlike the Renaissance, the Enlightenment focused on reason and individual rights
  • The Enlightenment emphasized the application of reason to society and politics, unlike the Renaissance, which focused on artistic and cultural revival.
  • Match the Enlightenment thinker with their key philosophy:
    John Locke ↔️ Natural rights
    Voltaire ↔️ Freedom of expression
    Jean-Jacques Rousseau ↔️ General will
  • The Enlightenment emphasized reason, individual rights, and progress
  • Order the core principles of the Enlightenment in a way that demonstrates their logical progression:
    1️⃣ Reason
    2️⃣ Individual Rights
    3️⃣ Progress
  • The Enlightenment's emphasis on progress and individual rights was a continuation of Renaissance values.
    False
  • What were two key political and social reforms influenced by the Enlightenment?
    Democratic constitutions and freedom of speech
  • The Enlightenment had a significant impact on both politics and society
  • Key Enlightenment thinkers influenced political reforms, such as the development of democratic constitutions and the separation of powers.
  • What social changes did Enlightenment ideas lead to?
    Individual rights and freedom of speech
  • Match the influence of the Enlightenment with its area:
    Democratic constitutions ↔️ Politics
    Freedom of speech ↔️ Society
  • John Locke and Montesquieu are key Enlightenment thinkers who influenced political reforms.
  • Which key thinker is associated with the concept of the social contract and natural rights?
    John Locke
  • Marie Thérèse Rodet Geoffrin's salon in Paris is an example of a salon
  • What was Denis Diderot's major contribution to the Enlightenment?
    Encyclopédie
  • The Enlightenment emphasized reason and logic over traditional beliefs and customs.
  • What was Voltaire's primary advocacy during the Enlightenment?
    Freedom of speech
  • The Enlightenment differed from the Renaissance by focusing on applying reason to society rather than artistic revival
  • Match the Enlightenment thinker with their main contribution:
    John Locke ↔️ Social contract theory
    Voltaire ↔️ Freedom of speech
    Rousseau ↔️ Concept of the general will
  • What is an example of reason as a core principle of the Enlightenment?
    Isaac Newton's laws of motion
  • John Locke's ideas on natural rights influenced the American Declaration of Independence.
  • Order the methods through which Enlightenment ideas spread:
    1️⃣ Salons
    2️⃣ Encyclopedias
    3️⃣ Coffee Houses
  • What was Denis Diderot's major contribution to the Enlightenment?
    Encyclopédie
  • Enlightenment ideas were discussed in gatherings called salons
  • London coffee houses served as public spaces for Enlightenment debates.
  • What did Enlightenment thinkers challenge through their ideas?
    Traditional societal norms
  • Marie Thérèse Rodet Geoffrin's salon was located in Paris
  • Match the Enlightenment method with its description:
    Salons ↔️ Gatherings for Enlightenment discussions
    Encyclopedias ↔️ Comprehensive collections of ideas
    Coffee Houses ↔️ Public spaces for debate
  • Enlightenment thinkers fully applied their principles of equality to all marginalized groups.
    False
  • Which group criticized the Enlightenment's overemphasis on reason and neglect of emotion?
    Romanticists
  • The Enlightenment's failure to extend rights to marginalized groups was criticized by modern social justice advocates
  • Postcolonial scholars criticized the Enlightenment for its cultural imperialism.
  • Who criticized Enlightenment thinkers like Voltaire for prioritizing reason over emotions?
    Jean-Jacques Rousseau
  • The Enlightenment's legacy includes the development of democratic constitutions
  • What was the primary focus of the Enlightenment's impact compared to the Renaissance?
    Governance, rights, and knowledge