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| Difference between mercantilists and physiocrats |
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Mercantilists- government regulations on trade.
Physiocrats - business is separate from government. |
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| Free market, Laissez faire |
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| Female critic. Against sexism. |
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| Believed that people were good and society is what makes people bad. |
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| ENCYCLOPEDIA. - helped spread Enlightenment |
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Spoker against corruption, slavery, prejudice, etc.
FREEDOM OF SPEECH.
Imprisoned, forced into exile |
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Believed in seperation of power and checks and balances.
People can overthrow government if they're doing the job wrong. |
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Thinks people are good.
Natural rights - life, liberty, property.
Government should protect natural rights. AGAINST MONARCHY. |
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Thinks people are naturally cruel and evil. Laws help to control them.
Believed in absolute monarchy. |
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| From prussia. Tight control over subjects. Forced peasents to grow crops. religously tolerant. |
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| Religiously tolerant. Ended censorship, got freedom of press. Abolished serfdom in Austria |
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| Modernized austrian government |
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| Composed music since age 16 for operas |
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| Wrote religious pieces for choir and organ |
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| Wrote the first european novel, Robinson Crusoe |
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| Powerful people who spread enlightenment |
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| How did peasant life vary across Europe? |
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| The west was more successful and serfdom was mostly abolished. |
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