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published Two Treatises on Government - it was his theory of “natural
rights” (life, liberty, and property) -
published On the Spirit of Laws – detailing separation of powers in
government -
changed his name to Voltaire and goes on to champion
individual freedoms -
began in art, music, and architecture (Haydn, Mozart, and
Beethoven were composers) -
wrote the Declaration of Independence
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began in art, music, and architecture (Bach and Handel were
composers) -
began which was heavily influenced by the Age of
Enlightenment -
wrote The Social Contract – free individuals create a
society and government -
were created to improve year round transport and trade
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began having been influenced by the Enlightenment and
the American Revolution -
was the symbolic start of the French Revolution
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(first 10 amendments) was added to the Constitution of the
United States -
at the guillotine
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marked a period of mass executions during the French
Revolution -
at the guillotine
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began the transition of art to the Romantic School
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seized power in France in a coup d’etat
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became a new form of literature (Miguel Cervantes wrote Don Quixote)
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was ratified on the United States