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World History Ch 17

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Who put his faith in the “general will” of the people? Rousseau
Who believed in the powerful government? Thomas Hobbes
Allowing business to operate with little government interference is called: laissez faire
Rules discovered by the use of reason are known as: natural law
Who thought government powers should be divided among three branches? Montesquieu
How did the Scientific Revolution lead to the Enlightenment? It encouraged people to use reason to try to understand social, political, and economic issues.
Who wrote that people have a natural right to overthrow a government that violates their rights? John Locke
The philosophe who used sarcasm to expose government abuse was: Voltaire
What book stated that only freely elected governments should impose control on people? The Social Contract
The statement that best describes the ideas of Hobbes and Rousseau Hobbes believed people in their natural state were bad; Rousseau believed they were good.
A Russian monarch who studied the philosophes Catherine the Great
Saw himself as the “first servant of the state” Frederick the Great
Restricting access to ideas and information censorship
An Austrian monarch who supported religious freedom Joseph II
A gathering where people could exchange ideas salon
Influential opponents of the Enlightenment included: church authorities
The statement that best summarizes the difference between baroque and rococo art Baroque is grand and complex, while rococo is light and charming.
Bach, Handel, Mozart, and Haydn were all: musicians
A literary form that developed during the Enlightenment was: the novel
The statement that best describes enlightened despots of the 1700s They kept absolute power for themselves.
Who kept notebooks about the writing of the United States Constitution? James Madison
Who was a philosopher, scientist, and legislator? Benjamin Franklin
The type of government created by the Constitution federal republic
A leader of the Continental Congress John Adams or George Washington (both were considered leaders)
The main author of the Declaration of Independence Thomas Jefferson
When George III became king of Great Britain in 1760, he: decided to reassert the powers of the crown
How did the French and Indian War lead to colonists’ dissatisfaction? Colonists had to pay higher taxes to pay for the war effort.
The year 1776 is consider the United States’ birthday because: the Declaration of Independence was adopted.
What idea of Montesquieu influenced the United States Constitution? The separation of powers
What is the purpose of the Bill of Rights? to recognize that the people have rights the government must protect
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