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Cards (21)

Section 1

(21 cards)

Locke

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Political philosopher, wrote Two Treatises of Government", said men are by nature free and ot equel, not that god made them subservient to a Monarch.

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Kepler

Front

Discovered that the paths of the planets around the sun are elliptical rather that circular.

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Bacon

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Polition, writer and the Empirial method and inductive reasoning.

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Barogue

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Large, colourful style of art, (a lot of battle scenes).

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Divine

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The thought that the people ruled were given this right by god.

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Montequieu

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Judge, articulation of the theory of separation powers.

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Newton

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philosopher, mathmitition and formulater of the law of gravitation.

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Galilei

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Sciencetist that built the first telescope and proved that planets and moons move.

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Monarchy

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Where one king has absolute power.

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Des cartes

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17th century French philosopher (there for I am), wrote aabout concept of dualism.

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Smith

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Scottish economist/philosopherFather of economics, wrote the wealth of nations.

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Rousseau

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He was in "The Social Contact" of 1762, he says laws are binding only when they are supported by the general will of people.

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Censorship

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The government restricts access to information.

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Copernicus

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Polish Astronimer, produced a workable modal of the solar system with the sun in the middle.

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Enlighted

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To have a modern, and well-informed outlook.

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Scientific

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This revolution occurred when new theories and facts were discovered, and old ones were disproved.

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Labor

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The division of this is the idea that people should be assigned a specific role in the assembly process (leads to the assembly line).

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Social

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This contract or agreement among people to give up their natural rights that results in the organization of society.

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Natural

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Law that states that we are all born into nature and we have basic morals that we follow and we know right from wrong.

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Des Cartes

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17th century philosopher, wrote about concept of dualism.

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Salon

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Informal social gatherings in which writers, artists, philosophers and others exchange ideas.

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