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Triangular Trade Network Countries
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What did Europe trade to Africa?
European merchants brought goods for African Slaves
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What did Africa send to the Americas and what was the passage they took called?
- Transported slaves to the Americas
- Middle Passage
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What did the West Indies trade to Europe?
Sugar, Molasses, or other products fo slaves
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T/F The developments in the new colonies did not affect the rest of the world
F
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What grew in Europe?
Capitalism
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What did the vast movement of people lead to?
- Transfer of goods and ideas
- Food exchange
- Population growth
- Europeans sailed to the Americas
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What is Reason?
Logical human thought
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What are laws that govern human nature?
Natural Laws
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What is the revolution thta came after the Scientific Revolution?
Enlightenment
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What is the Enlightenment also known as?
The Age of Reason
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What problems were present during the Enlightenment?
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Social Contract
Agreement by wich people gave up the state of nature for and organized society
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Natural Rights
Rights that belonged to all human beings from birth
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Philosophes
French Enlightenment thinkers
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Physiocrat
looked for natural laws to define a rational economic system
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Laissez Faire
allowing businesses to operate with little or no governmant interference
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Thomas Hobbes
- Levithian
- 1651
- Social contract
- Government to provide security
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John Locke
- Two Treatises of Government
- 1689
- Natural rights
- English Political Philosopher
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Baron de Montesquieu
- Spirit of the Laws
- 1748
- Checks and Balances
- Separation of Powers
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Voltaire
- Most famous Philosophe
- Wrote of corrupt officials, inequality, injustice, and superstition
- Famous for wit and advocacy of civil liberties and freedom of religion and free trade
- 1694-1778
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Denis Diderot
- Encyclopedia
- New ways of thinking
- Excommunicated
- 1713-1784
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Rousseau
- The Social Contract
- Political philosophy influenced French and US Revolutions
- Developed modern political, sociological, and educational thoughts
- Most contraversial Philosophe
- 1712-1778
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Adam Smith
- The Wealth of Nations
- Physiocrat
- Supports laissez faire economics and the free market system
- Known as the father of economics and capitalism
- 1723-1790
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