Enlightenment Philosophers
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- Q 1/8Score 0This was a movement that proposed the use of reason (scientific thinking) to make the world a better place.29Intellectual AgeEnlightenmentReformationRenaissance
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- Q1This was a movement that proposed the use of reason (scientific thinking) to make the world a better place.Intellectual AgeEnlightenmentReformationRenaissance30sEditDelete
- Q2To prevent the government from becoming tyrannical the powers should be divided.Locke's Social ContractLocke's Natural LawMontesquieu's Separation of Powers30sEditDelete
- Q3All people are guaranteed the natural right to: Life, Liberty, and Property.Locke's Natural LawMontesquieu's Separation of PowersLocke's Social Contract30sEditDelete
- Q4Individuals promise to obey the government as long as the government promises to protect the individuals' rights.Montesquieu's Separation of PowersLocke's Natural LawLocke's Social Contract Theory30sEditDelete
- Q5If the government does not protect the individual's' rights then the people should overthrow the government.Locke's Social Contract TheoryLocke's Natural LawMontesquieu's Separation of Powers30sEditDelete
- Q6Individuals who played an important part in creating the government of the U.S.Montesquieu's Separation of PowersFounding FathersLocke's Social ContractLocke's Natural Law30sEditDelete
- Q7Which philosopher influenced the writing of the Declaration of Independence?WashingtonLockeMontesquieu30sEditDelete
- Q8What philosophy did Montesquieu support?Separation of PowersNatural Law30sEditDelete
