CHART 2: Enlightenment Ideas
Is this the old or new way of thinking? (type Old or New)
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CHART 2: Enlightenment Ideas
Is this the old or new way of thinking? (type Old or New)
Which Enlightenment Thinker(s) from the chart above might agree with this statement? List all that may apply.
Humans are naturally selfish.
Government is necessary to keep order.
Without government, the world would be chaotic.
Giving up some of your rights in exchange for law and order sounds like a good idea.
The purpose of government is to protect the citizens’ rights.
If people do not agree with the government, then the people have the right to rebel and demand change.
It is important that power is separated and not given to one person.
Humans are naturally good.
All people should be free and equal, without social classes and social hierarchies.
Education is necessary to become virtuous, useful, and productive.
Every person should be given an education.
Some jobs should be filled only by a specific gender.
Traditional marriage roles are important to maintain order.
Through experience, people naturally gain wisdom and insight.
People know how best to govern their own affairs, not the government.
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