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Industrial
French/American
Enlightenment |
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| father of scientific revolution, key to enlightenment, leads to reason |
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*Father of the Enlightenment
'2nd Treatise on Government'
'An Essay on Human Understanding'
-said vital differences between animal and man is ability to reason and instinct
-humans born with blank slate, environment |
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| French philosophe, 1794 wrote 'The Progress of the Human Mind' about the last 100 years, "we ain't seen nothing yet" |
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scientist/philosophe
binomial nomenculture (genus species etc.)
perfect system, unchanged, merely added to |
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Scotsmen scientist/philosphe
decides to find out what air is made out of
'grandfather of chemistry' |
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| French scientist/philosphe, picks up on Black's work, 'father of chemistry' |
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French philosophe/scientist
mathemetician & scientist
figured out how entire solar system worked
sun=comprised of gas, one day will go dark and Earth will pull off of its orbit |
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only American Enlightenment person
"Fish and visitors stink after 3 days"
'Poor Richard's Almanac'
paris loved him
bifocals, Franklin stove, KITE->ELECTRICITY |
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pure philosphe
biologist, medical doctor, known today for views on economics,
leader of group called physiocrates |
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