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What is a major theme in Henry Fielding's novels?

  • Survival through wit and cynicism (correct)
  • The importance of religious faith
  • Heroic adventures in nature
  • Moral purity and virtue

Who is known for writing satirical comedies that critiqued social and religious norms?

  • Jean-Baptiste Molière (correct)
  • Mary Wollstonecraft
  • Henry Fielding
  • Voltaire

What role did coffeehouses play in the dissemination of ideas during the Enlightenment?

  • They provided access to free newspapers. (correct)
  • They were centers for women's rights advocacy.
  • They were primarily focused on religious discussions.
  • They served solely as places for entertainment.

What assertion did Mary Wollstonecraft make about the Enlightenment's treatment of women?

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How did salons contribute to the spread of Enlightenment ideas?

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What was a common belief among male intellectuals about women prior to the 1700s?

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What does secularism emphasize in the context of the Enlightenment?

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What was a significant outcome of the development of daily newspapers during the Enlightenment?

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What was the main contribution of Montesquieu to Enlightenment thought?

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What was Voltaire primarily known for during the Enlightenment?

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What argument did Rousseau present in his concept of the social contract?

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Which of the following best describes the doctrine of laissez-faire?

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How did Mary Wollstonecraft contribute to the discourse on women's rights?

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What characterized the rococo artistic style in the 18th century?

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Which statement about Enlightenment ideas by the late 1760s is accurate?

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What major impact did Diderot have on the spread of Enlightenment ideas?

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What was the primary impact of visits to England on Franz Joseph Haydn's work?

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Which scientist's laws provided a mathematical explanation for planetary motion?

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What was a significant effect of the Scientific Revolution on the dissemination of knowledge?

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How did Isaac Newton contribute to the fields of physics and calculus?

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What did the invention of the telescope primarily enhance?

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Francis Bacon is known for which approach in scientific investigation?

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What role did patents play during the Scientific Revolution?

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William Harvey is best known for his discovery related to:

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Which advancements directly contributed to simplifying complex calculations during the Scientific Revolution?

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What did the air pump invented by Otto von Guericke enable?

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How did the improvements to Gutenberg’s movable-type printing press influence scientific progress?

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What is the central idea of John Locke's concept of tabula rasa?

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What major transition did the Scientific Revolution signify in terms of knowledge acquisition?

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What was a key influence on the development of secularism during the Enlightenment?

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Which style of architecture influenced many European palaces in the eighteenth century?

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Who was a prominent figure in advocating for the abolition of the slave trade in Britain?

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What artistic style emerged in Europe during the 1730s and emphasized grace and charm?

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Which composers are known as innovators of the Classical era of music?

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What did humanist thinkers primarily emphasize in their philosophies during the Renaissance?

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Which of the following statements reflects a belief held by Enlightenment thinkers?

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What artistic element is particularly associated with the rococo style?

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In what way did Enlightenment ideas affect political movements like the American Revolution?

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What is a noted feature of the painting style of Antoine Watteau?

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How did music compositions evolve during the Enlightenment compared to earlier eras?

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What underlying theme can be observed in Watteau's painting 'Embarkation for Cythera'?

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Which political principle was emphasized by Enlightenment thinkers regarding the role of individuals?

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Which Enlightenment thinker significantly influenced the concept of individual rights and self-governance?

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What was a distinguishing characteristic of the rococo artistic style in the 18th century?

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Which of the following best describes Balthasar Neumann's architectural style?

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How did Enlightenment ideas influence the political landscape of the time?

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What was a significant effect of the Enlightenment on the visual arts by the late 18th century?

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What philosophical shift did humanist thinkers advocate during the Renaissance?

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Which of the following accurately describes the evolution of music during the Enlightenment?

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What notable landmark is associated with the architectural influence of Louis XIV?

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Who was instrumental in advocating for the abolition of the slave trade in Britain during the Enlightenment?

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Which of the following scientific discoveries during the Scientific Revolution had a profound impact on the understanding of the circulatory system?

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What role did patents play in the process of scientific innovation during the Scientific Revolution?

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Which invention directly utilized advancements in optics during the Scientific Revolution?

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Which philosopher is credited with the development of modern rationalism, emphasizing reason as the chief source of knowledge?

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What was a significant contribution of Johannes Kepler to the field of astronomy?

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Which scientific advancement is associated with improvements made to light and motion studies during the Scientific Revolution?

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What was a notable feature of the newspapers developed during the Enlightenment?

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Which issue did Mary Wollstonecraft highlight regarding the thoughts of some Enlightenment thinkers?

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What innovative social structures emerged among scientists during the Scientific Revolution?

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What was a common belief held by scientists during the Scientific Revolution regarding the nature of knowledge?

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How did salons influence the political landscape during the Enlightenment?

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Which statement best reflects the significance of secularism during the Enlightenment?

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Which technological advancement significantly enhanced the distribution of scientific ideas during the Scientific Revolution?

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What was a result of Isaac Newton's work in establishing scientific principles?

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What was one way in which Mary Wollstonecraft argued for women's rights in her advocacy?

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What literary form did Henry Fielding primarily use to convey themes related to moral ambiguity?

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What did the involvement of women in salons during the Enlightenment commonly demonstrate?

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Which aspect of Jean-Baptiste Molière's work is highlighted as significant during the Enlightenment?

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What was a fundamental challenge posed to the traditional view of women during the Enlightenment?

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What societal function did coffeehouses serve during the Enlightenment?

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How did Rousseau's concept of the social contract differ from earlier political theories?

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What was the primary focus of the doctrine of laissez-faire in economic theory?

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Which of the following best describes the new social sciences that emerged during the Enlightenment?

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What aspect of Voltaire's writings had a significant impact on society during the Enlightenment?

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How did Mary Wollstonecraft's views represent a shift in Enlightenment thinking about gender?

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What characterized the rococo artistic style compared to its predecessor, baroque?

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What was a significant social change seen by the late 1760s in relation to Enlightenment ideas?

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Which contribution of Diderot significantly influenced the spread of Enlightenment ideas?

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Which of the following positions did Montesquieu advocate regarding government structures?

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Enlightenment secularism

The belief that religion should not be involved in areas like governance or education.

Salons

Elegant gathering places in wealthy homes (often hosted by women), for discussions about new ideas (Enlightenment ideas).

Mary Wollstonecraft

An English writer who championed women's rights.

Women's Rights

The demand for equal rights and opportunities for women, challenging traditional social norms and Enlightenment views.

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Enlightenment Ideas

Concepts like human rights, equality, and liberty - ideas emphasized during the Enlightenment.

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Satire

A literary technique used to expose or criticize foolishness and societal issues through humor and irony.

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Daily Newspapers

Published newspapers that reported news and information on a daily basis.

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Coffeehouses

Places serving coffee that were important gathering places to exchange ideas.

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Secularism roots

Secularism's origins are found in ancient Greek/Roman philosophy, the Renaissance, and humanist thought.

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Humanist thinkers

Humanist thinkers during the Renaissance focused on individual development rather than religious authority.

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Enlightenment Thinkers

Enlightenment thinkers emphasized individual reason over religious doctrine.

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Separation of Church and State

The concept that government functions and religious institutions should be independent.

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Enlightenment Individualism

Enlightenment thinkers promoted the concept of self-governance by individuals.

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Natural Rights

Rights inherent to individuals, often cited by Enlightenment thinkers.

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Abolitionists

People who advocated for the end of slavery.

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William Wilberforce

British politician and evangelical Christian who tirelessly campaigned against the slave trade.

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Rococo Art

18th-century artistic style emphasizing grace, charm, and gentle action, highly secular.

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Antoine Watteau

A prominent rococo painter, known for works like Embarkation for Cythera.

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Classical Era Music

Musical era, exemplified by Haydn and Mozart, that followed Baroque music.

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Franz Joseph Haydn

Classical composer known for 'The Creation' and 'The Seasons'.

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Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart

Classical composer whose work evolved beyond Baroque music.

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Baroque Architecture

lavish/ornate style of the 17th and 1600s.

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The Enlightenment

An 18th-century intellectual movement that emphasized reason and reform to improve society.

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Philosophes

Influential thinkers of the Enlightenment who promoted reason and challenged traditional authority.

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Montesquieu

A philosophe who advocated for the separation of powers in government, to prevent tyranny.

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Voltaire

A philosophe known for criticizing religious intolerance and advocating for freedom of speech.

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Deism

A belief that God created the universe but does not intervene in its workings.

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Encyclopedia

A massive collection of knowledge compiled by Diderot, spreading Enlightenment ideas.

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Social Contract

Rousseau's idea that individuals give up some freedom in exchange for the benefits of living in a society.

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Laissez-faire

An economic doctrine advocating for minimal government intervention in the economy.

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Scientific Revolution

A period of rapid scientific advancements (1500s-1600s) in Europe, with new discoveries and methods shifting views on the universe and the human body.

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Scientific Method

A systematic way of investigating phenomena, involving observation, hypothesis, experiment, and conclusion, forming the basis for further scientific discoveries.

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What did Francis Bacon contribute to the Scientific Revolution?

Francis Bacon emphasized gathering empirical evidence, which greatly influenced the development of the scientific method.

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What was the role of mathematics in the Scientific Revolution?

Mathematics became crucial for analyzing observations and understanding natural phenomena, enabling breakthroughs in astronomy, physics, and engineering.

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Kepler's Laws of Planetary Motion

These laws mathematically describe the movement of planets around the Sun, supporting the idea that celestial bodies operate by laws of physics.

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How did inventions impact the Scientific Revolution?

Inventions like the telescope and microscope expanded possibilities for scientific exploration and led to the creation of patents to protect intellectual property.

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Impact of Printing Press

Improved printing made spreading scientific knowledge and discoveries easier, contributing to a wider exchange of ideas.

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Telescope's impact

It revolutionized astronomy, aiding in navigation, military reconnaissance, and land surveying, while revealing the vastness of space.

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Microscope's impact

Microscopes allowed for the study of microscopic life, leading to discoveries in biology and medicine.

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Andreas Vesalius

His detailed anatomical studies provided a more accurate understanding of the human body.

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William Harvey

His discovery of the circulatory system revolutionized medical thinking, showing how blood moves through the body.

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Evangelista Torricelli's invention

He invented the barometer, which measures air pressure.

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Impact of the Air Pump

It led to the study of gases and combustion, and paved the way for pneumatics.

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Isaac Newton's Contributions

He established laws of motion and gravitation, revolutionizing mechanics, optics, and calculus. His scientific publications became a model for future researchers.

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The Influence of Greek Thinkers

Ancient Greek philosophers like Archimedes and Plato's ideas provided a foundation for questioning traditional knowledge and encouraged new thinking.

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Henry Fielding

An English writer known for his novels that satirized the morals of society, such as "The History of Tom Jones, a Foundling."

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Jean-Baptiste Molière

A French playwright renowned for his comedies that satirized religious and social life during his time.

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Secularism

The idea that religion should not influence areas like government and education.

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Satire in Literature

A literary technique that uses humor and irony to critique the flaws of society.

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What did Enlightenment thinkers believe should guide society?

Enlightenment thinkers believed that reason, logic, and individual thought should guide society and lead to progress.

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Enlightenment

An 18th-century intellectual movement that emphasized reason, logic, and scientific inquiry to bring about societal reform.

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Montesquieu's idea

Separation of powers: Dividing government into branches (like legislative, executive, and judicial) to prevent tyranny.

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Voltaire's main focus

Challenging religious intolerance and advocating for freedom of speech.

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Diderot's Encyclopedia

A massive collection of knowledge that spread Enlightenment ideas and promoted critical thinking.

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Rousseau's Social Contract

Individuals give up some freedom to live in a society where their rights are protected and the common good is prioritized.

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Laissez-faire economics

Minimal government interference in the economy, letting the market regulate itself.

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Mary Wollstonecraft's argument

Women, because they can reason, deserve the same rights as men, including education and political participation.

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Scientific Revolution's Aim

The Scientific Revolution aimed to understand the universe and human place within it, moving away from religious explanations and focusing on observation and reason.

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Francis Bacon's Role

Francis Bacon emphasized gathering evidence through observation and experimentation, laying the foundation for the scientific method, a systematic approach to research.

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Humanism

A Renaissance intellectual movement that emphasized human potential and individual development, rather than solely focusing on religious authority.

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Enlightenment Reason

Enlightenment thinkers placed a strong emphasis on human reason and logic, challenging religious doctrines and traditional authorities.

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Mathematics' Importance

Mathematics enabled scientists to analyze observations and use them to uncover the laws governing nature, paving the way for breakthroughs in astronomy, physics, and engineering.

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Kepler's Laws

Kepler's laws mathematically described planetary motion, demonstrating that celestial bodies are governed by physical laws, not divine whims.

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Inventions' Impact

Inventions like the telescope and microscope expanded scientific possibilities and led to the creation of patents, protecting intellectual property and encouraging further innovation.

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Printing's Role

Improved printing made it easier to share scientific discoveries, leading to a wider dissemination of knowledge and faster progress in science.

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Telescope's Power

The telescope revolutionized astronomy, aiding navigation, military reconnaissance, and land surveying, but also unveiled the vastness of space, changing our understanding of the universe.

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Microscope's Revelations

Microscopes enabled the study of microscopic life, leading to discoveries in biology and medicine, revealing a previously unseen world.

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Vesalius and Anatomy

Andreas Vesalius's detailed anatomical studies provided a more accurate understanding of the human body, revolutionizing medical knowledge.

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Harvey's Breakthrough

William Harvey discovered the circulatory system, showing how blood moves through the body, a fundamental discovery in physiology that transformed medical thinking.

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Study Notes

The Enlightenment

  • Key Figures and Works:

    • Henry Fielding, author of The History of Tom Jones, a Foundling; satire popular.
    • Jean-Baptiste Molière, French author of comedies satirizing society and religion.
    • Mary Wollstonecraft, English writer, advocate for women's rights in A Vindication of the Rights of Woman.
    • William Wilberforce, British politician, fought to abolish the slave trade.
    • Franz Joseph Haydn and Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart, composers of the Classical era.
    • François Viète, laid foundation for modern algebra.
    • John Napier, invented logarithms.

  • Spread of Ideas:

    • Daily newspapers and public journals increased reading material availability (first London newspaper in 1702).
    • Newspapers were inexpensive and often free in coffeehouses, meeting places for intellectual exchange.
    • Salons, elegant urban drawing rooms, fostered conversations about Enlightenment ideas.
    • Aristocratic women hosted salons, influencing political opinion and spreading ideas.

  • Enlightenment Ideas:

    • Secularism: Growing idea that religion should not influence government or education.
    • Human rights: Enlightenment thinkers emphasized natural rights and the ability of individuals to govern themselves. This impacted the separation of church and state and major revolutions.
    • Individualism: Emphasized individual reason over religious doctrine, influencing secularism.
    • Women's rights: Challenged the traditional belief of women's inferiority.
    • Philosophes: Group of Enlightenment thinkers like Montesquieu, Voltaire, and Diderot.
      • Montesquieu contributed ideas on government, separation of power.
      • Voltaire, challenged church power.
      • Diderot, created the Encyclopedia.
      • Rousseau developed a "social contract."
    • Laissez-faire: Economic doctrine that advocated for minimal government intervention.

Scientific Revolution

  • New Ways of Thinking:

    • Access to ancient Greek thinkers, new instruments (telescopes), and printing press encouraged new thought.
    • Direct observation was emphasized.
    • Mathematical analysis was crucial in scientific advancements.

  • Key Figures and Discoveries:

    • Francis Bacon, scientific method.
    • Johannes Kepler, laws of planetary motion.
    • Isaac Newton, laws of motion and universal gravitation.
    • Simon Stevin, decimal fractions.
    • Andreas Vesalius, human anatomy.
    • William Harvey, circulatory system.
    • Evangelista Torricelli, barometer.
    • Otto von Guericke, air pump.
    • Robert Boyle and Robert Hooke, studied respiration and combustion.
    • Antoine Lavoisier, identified hydrogen and oxygen.
    • James Watt, refined the steam engine.

  • Scientific Societies:

    • Royal Society of London, Academy of Sciences in Paris.

Enlightenment and the Arts

  • Architecture:

    • Baroque style palaces continued, but new styles emerged.
    • Balthasar Neumann's buildings combined secular and spiritual elements.

  • Visual Arts:

    • Rococo style emerged in the 1730s, emphasizing grace, charm, and gentle action in contrast to the grandeur of Baroque.
    • Antoine Watteau, famous Rococo painter.

  • Music:

    • Composers like Haydn and Mozart moved beyond Baroque styles into the Classical era, creating for public audiences.

Intellectual Property

  • Patents:
    • Inventions and discoveries gained protection through patents, encouraging innovation and fostering scientific progress.

Influence of Enlightenment

  • Impact on Culture:
    • The Enlightenment had a profound impact on various aspects of 18th-century European culture, including art, music, scientific advancements, political thought, and social issues.

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