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T or F: The writers of the Encyclopaedia always agreed with each other
False
T or F: the Encyclopaedia was aimed only at the noble classes
false
Why did the Church not like the Encycopaedia
it challenged the Bible and religious beliefs
The huge compilation of human knowledge published in 28 volumes between 1751 and 1722 was called ____
the Encyclopaedia
Name the Spanish monarch that was heavily influenced by Enlightenment ideas
Carlos III
Name 3 reforms passed by enlightened despots
Education, government, land reforms
Name 3 monarchs that practiced Enlightened Despotism
Catherine the Great of Russia, Frederick the Great of Prussia, Joseph II of Austria and Carlos III of Spain
True or F: all monarchs rejected Enlightenment idea
False
Who wrote "Candide" and "Treatise on Tolerance"
Voltaire
Which Enlightenment philosopher argued that the state was the result of a social contract between government and people
John Locke
True or false: Enlightenment ideas supported all ideas and structures of the Old Regime
False, they challenged many
Name 3 important thinkers of the Enlightenment
John Locke, Montesquieu, Voltaire, Rousseau
What were the four key ideas of the Enlightenment and briefly describe each
Reason, natural rights, knowledge and tolerance
Absolutism or parliamentary monarchy: which has a separation of powers?
Parliamentary monarchy
The Dutch Republic was also known as ___
the Republic of the United Provinces
The Dutch Republic gained independence from ___
Spain
Define "separation of powers"
When each branch of government has its own powers and responsibiities
In England, which document guaranteed certain rights and liberties and limited the King's powers?
The Bill of Rights of 1689
The English Civi War was a conflict between ___ and ___
the King (royalists) and the Parliament (controlled by the bourgeoisie)
What was the symbol of the French monarchy?
the Fleur de Lis
What is mercantilism?
A theory that held that there was ony a fixed amount of trade in the world and a country's wealth was based on the amount of silver and gold it had
Absolute Monarchs based their economic policies on ____
mercantilism
What is the Divine Right of Kings?
The belief that God was the source of a monarch's power and he was above the law
In this form of government, monarchs held full legislative, executive and judicial power
Absolutism
Whay was the agrarian sector not very productive in the 18th century?
Weather events and a lot of land was not farmed productively because it belonged to nobles and clergy
In modern times, why are food supplies usually abundant all year long?
Improved farming techniques, irrigation, genetically modified crops, chemicals etc
What was controlled by Guilds?
Most artisanal activity
What happened to the food supply in times of weather disasters?
Prices rose, food became scarce and there was famine
In 18th Century Europe, what was the main economic activity?
crop agriculture and livestock farming
The Society of Estates had 2 main characteristics: ___ and ___
Privilege and lack of mobility
In the Old Regime, society was divided into ___ ____
three estates