Scientific Revolution and the Enlightenment
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- Gathered tons of data; proposed system of moon and sun rotating around the Earth
- Brahe
- one who believes that God created the universe and then stepped bck from creation to allow it operate under the laws of science
- deist
- Cogito Ergo Sum
- Descartes
- Disagreed with teacher (Brahe); elliptical
- Kepler
- Natural Law- science
- Newton
- Discourse on Method
- Descartes
- Checks and balances of power
- Montesquieu
- Swiss Educational Thinker
- Pestalozzi
- Earth is in perpetual motion
- Galileo
- Natural Law- society
- Locke
- International Law/Court System
- Grotius
- "All men are born free, but everywhere they are in chains."
- Rousseau
- Combined all motion ideas
- Newton
- Use reason to probe for answers
- Kant
- Senses
- Bacon
- Spirit of the Laws
- Montesquieu
- "Noble savage"
- Rousseau
- Empiricism
- Bacon
- Women's rights
- Molly Wallstinecraft
- Prison reform
- Beccaria
- places where philosophes would go to share ideas
- salons
- Tabula Rasa
- Locke
- Designed new telescope
- Galileo
- Natural Law- economics
- Smith
- circulation of blood studies
- Harvey
- Dr Pangloss
- Leibnitz
- a person who is naturally good and intelligent by living outside of formal culture
- Noble savage
- Counter-Enlightenment
- Rousseau, Hume, Kant
- Encyclopedia
- Diderot and D'Almbert
- Believed in religion but saw no need for a church
- Rousseau
- Candide
- Voltaire
- Against the idea that all knowledge was empirical
- Kant
- He reasoned that the body could be divided up by removing a leg or arm, but the mind or soul were indivisible.
- Cartesian Dualism
- 2nd Treatise on Civil Government
- Locke
- Using reason to go from a general principle to the specific principle
- Descartes
- Physiocrat
- Quesnay
- One of the first atheists
- d'Holbach
- Introduced Locke's ideas to France
- Voltaire
- Critique of Pure Reason
- Kant
- Absolutism (no divine right)
- Hobbes
- Solved motion issue in the skies
- Kepler
- General Will
- Rousseau
- Essay on Human Understanding
- Locke
- Solved problem of manner in which the planets revolved around the sun
- Newton
- any of a school of economists founded in 18th-century France and characterized chiefly by a belief that government policy should not interfere with the operation of natural economic laws and that land is the source of all wealth . I
- Physiocrat
- Principia
- Newton
- Ecrasez l'infame
- Crush the horrible thing
- Wanted equality of rights for persons of different religions
- Voltaire
- On Crimes and Punishments
- Beccaria
- Inductive thinking
- Bacon
- The Social Contract
- Rousseau
- Emile
- Rousseau
- Deductive Reasoning
- Descartes
- head of British Royal Society
- Newton
- Discovered moon had mountainous surface
- Galileo
- "Dare to know"
- Kant
- Solved motion issue on Earth
- Galileo
- States were needed to restrain humans from destroying one another
- Hobbes
- Cast complete doubt on revealed religion; argued that no empirical evidence supported the existence of those miracles that stood at the heart of Christian tradition
- Hume
- Heliocentric theory
- Copernicus
- Translated Principia into French
- Madame du Chatelet
- Concerning the Revolutions of the Celestial Spheres
- Copernicus
- "Godfathers of modern scientific thinking
- Bacon and Descartes
- Causes of the Wealth of Nations
- Smith
- Rationalism
- Descartes
- Leviathan
- Hobbes
- Calculus
- Newton
- Separation of powers
- Montesquieu
- Works led to the French Revolution
- Rousseau
- thinkers of the age
- philosophes
- laissez-faire
- hands off
- Novum Organum
- Bacon
- Inquiry into Human Nature
- Hume
- Dialogues on the Two Chief Systems of the World
- Galileo
- Social contract
- Locke
- Categorical imperative
- Kant
- Persian Letters
- Montesquieu
- anatomy studies
- Vesaillus
- Gave intellectual development for founders of US
- Locke
- watchmaker
- Paley