HS201
Mr. Manno
Chapter 17 - The Enlightenment - Outline/Homework
Outline
I. The Enlightenment
A. The Paths to Enlightenment
1. The Popularization of Science
2. A New Skepticism
3. The Impact of Travel Literature
4. The Legacy of Locke and Newton
B. The Philosophes and Their Ideas
1. Montesquieu and Political Thought
2. Voltaire and the Enlightenment
3. Diderot and the Encyclopedia
4. The New “Science of Man”
5. The Later Enlightenment
6. Rousseau and the Social Contract
7. The “Woman’s Question” in the Enlightenment
C. The Social Environment of the Philosophes
II. Culture and Society in the Enlightenment
A. Innovations in Art, Music, and Literature
1. The Development of Music
2. The Development of the Novel
3. The Writing of History
B. The High Culture of the Eighteenth Century
1. Education and Universities
C. Crime and Punishment
D. The World of Medicine
E. Popular Culture
1. Carnival
2. Taverns and Alcohol
3. Literacy and Primary Education
III. Religion and the Churches
A. The Institutional Church
1. Church-State Relations
2. Toleration and Religious Minorities
3. Toleration and the Jews
B. Popular Religion in the Eighteenth Century
1. Catholic Piety
2. Protestant Revivalism: Pietism
3. Wesley and Methodism
Written Homework
1. Why did the philosophes consider organized religion to be their greatest enemy?
2. Discuss the economic ideas of mercantilism and compare and contrast those ideas
with the ideas of Adam Smith.
3. Identify: Candide-Diderot-Deism-physiocrats-Voltaire
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