What Should I Know For Module 5?: 5.00: The Enlightenment and Revolutions - Introduction
What Should I Know For Module 5?: 5.00: The Enlightenment and Revolutions - Introduction
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-What are some important things to know about the European Union (EU)? Include at least 2
-How did the Thirty Years War change the way people viewed different religions?
-How did Europe's population respond to end of the wars over religion and territory?
5.02: Constitutional versus Absolute Monarchies
-What are the differences between absolute monarchs and constitutional monarchs?
-In what part of Europe were absolute monarchies more popular? Why do you think that
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-What pushed citizens to replace their absolute monarchies with constitutional monarchies?
-What is the most common way that citizens were able to change their absolute monarchies
into constitutional monarchies?
- Why did the Church think that science was a challenge to their authority?
-Copernicus:
-Galileo:
-Keplar:
-Bacon:
-Descartes:
-Newton:
-Margaret Cavendish:
-How did the work of Andres Vesalius and William Harvey change our understanding of the
human body?
5.04: Modern Science
-Describe 4 Innovations, Ideas, or Inventions in Modern Science: (Include the scientist responsible)
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-John Locke:
-David Hume:
-Adam Smith:
-Baron de Montesquieu:
-Denis Diderot:
-Voltaire:
-Jean-Jacques Rousseau:
-What were some of the effects of the Enlightenment? Include at least 3
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3) Napoleon Bonaparte: