Age of Reason Test
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- Q1Scientists and thinkers began relying on this to understand the world betterdivine rightchurchuse of reasontradition30s
- Q2Age of Reason thinkers applied the Scientific Method that involvedAbsolutist ideasdivine righttraditional ideasExperimentation & Observation30s
- Q3Which is an example of a primary source?personal letterbiographytextbookencyclopedia30s
- Q4Absolute Ruler that Modernized and Westernized RussiaLeninLouis XVIPeter the GreatIvan the Terrible30s
- Q5Major Enlightenment contribution included Separation of PowersMontesquieuHobbesLockeRousseau30s
- Q6Major contribution included natural laws about gravityGalileoDescartesPtolemyNewton30s
- Q7Major contribution included ideas about natural rights, consent of governed and right to a get rid of unjust governmentNewtonVoltaireLockeHobbes30s
- Q81st scientist to question the longstanding Geocentric theoryGalileoCopernicusSocratesPtolemy30s
- Q9Proved the ideas of Copernicus through a telescope but was forced to take it all back by the ChurchDescartesNewtonGalileoBacon30s
- Q10The Heliocentric Theory of the universe conflicted withteachings of the Catholic ChurchScientific MethodLaws of GravityAbsolute rulers30s
- Q11Absolute rulers who adopted some Enlightenment ideas are calledTotalitarian RulersLimited MonarchiesDivine RulersEnlightened Despots30s
- Q12Major contribution includes social contract theory and consent of the governedLockeMontesquieuVoltaireRousseau30s
- Q13Major contribution includes freedom of speech and religious tolerationHobbesVoltaireLockeRousseau30s
- Q14He reasoned that because humans were selfish and brutal they needed a strong central government to keep orderNewtonHobbesVoltaireLocke30s
- Q15According to Locke, humans are born with these rights and they cannot be deprived of themcivil rightpolitical rightsnatural rightsdivine rights30s