European History
Enlightenment
the enlightenment Nov 23, 2010 The Enlightenment -natural science should be used to explain all aspects of life -Rationalism- secular, critical way of thinking; no faith Emergence of the Enlightenment -Bernard de Fontenelle- Conversations on the Plurality of Words made science entertaining for the masses human mind is capable of making progress -Medieval/Renaissance: sin/salvation; looked backwards, antiquity Pierre Bayle- French Huguenot Skeptic- despised Louis XIV Nothing can be known beyond all doubt -Truth/Reality= Relative not absolute terms -John Locke?s Essay Concerning Human Understanding Tabula Rasa: blank slate The Philosophes and the Public -?republic of letters?- imaginary realm of educated people
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Useful European History terms
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Ch30 The Western Heritage Outline
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Modern European History
Chapter 16: Absolutism and Constitutionalism in Western Europe Seventeen-Century Crisis and Rebuilding Economic and Demographic Crisis Majority of peasants lived in villages Hierarchy Independent farmers?landless peasants?dependent laborers and peasants Bread was primary source of nutrition When food prices got to expensive, peasants raided local food shops Moral economy Economic perspective in which the needs of a community take precedence over competition and profit Seventeenth-Century State Building: Common Obstacles and Acvhievements Absolutist monarchies All power under personal control Constitutional monarchies Respected laws passed by representative institutions Rulers who wanted to increase power encountered obstacles Lack of communication btw different parts of the state
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ch 29 spielgovels studyguide critical thought and primary source
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A History of Western Society 7th Edition Ch.30 review test
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Europeans conquer and fall
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