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| Who wrote a poem about the Deist view that the Bible can't be true because the things in it aren't general laws that apply to people everywhere? |
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| clockwork universe with clockmaker God |
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| God revealed 10 commandments to Moses |
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| religion, civil authority (government), or nature |
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| Diderot wrote that there are 3 forces that we can choose from to follow. What are they? |
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| During the 1800-1900s, ___% of people were in agriculture. |
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| What were the years for the Age of Enlightenment? |
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| Independence Day is recognized as this date. |
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| American Revolution was in this year |
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| French Revolution was in this year |
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| This was known as the Sociable Era (coffeehouses) |
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| Who came up with the idea that the sun was the center of the universe? |
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| Who's essay was concerned with human understanding? |
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| John Locke came up with this term to describe something related to the senses |
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| John Locke mentioned this referring to our minds as blank slates. |
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| This is an example of what?: God > Angels > Humankind > Animals > Plants > Minerals |
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| Who said this: "Man will never be free until the last king is strangled with the entrails of the last priest." |
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| The Enlightenment was also known as ___. |
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| The Augustan Age was also known as ___. |
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| Country that had relative amount of religious and political freedom |
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| clockwork universe run by clockmaker God; believe in God but he doesn't intervene |
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| If you want to learn something, observe it |
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| all knowledge comes from senses |
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| sun was center of solar system |
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| new literary form about middle class |
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| many cultures blended together |
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| uncertain of all claims to knowledge |
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| nobility; a privileged class holding hereditary titles |
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| form of intellectual humor |
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| appropriate social behavior |
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| Who believed that we should respect property because it belongs to God? |
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| country with most religious tolerance |
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Novel invented, dealt with social class, property. |
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Vast majority were deists |
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| Mary Wollstonecraft's Rights of Women |
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| Which writing believed that changing education would change the view of women, and that men are only superior by strength so women should be treated equally? |
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