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World History 9: Daily Agenda

Powerful Ideas of The Enlightenment

11/8/2019

 

Classwork: Learn more about Ideas from 'The Enlightenment'

Guiding Questions for today's class:
  • What was the Enlightenment?
  • When was the Enlightenment and where did it take place?
  • What ideas came from the Enlightenment?​
  • What were the social, economic and political problems that were pointed out by the Enlightenment writers?
  • What did Enlightenment writers say that would inspire others to think differently about their current social, political and economic condition? 
  • Why were these ideas being shared and discussed during this time period so “powerful”?
  • How did the Age of Reason writers and speakers influence people to action and revolution?
  • How did reason lead to revolution?

You will work within your group on a Shared Inquiry on 1 philosopher. You will take notes on a shared document -- based on the Philosopher you have. 
student shared doc (make a copy and share with your group members


Johne Locke - student shared doc
Mary Wollstonecraft - student shared doc
Adam Smith - student shared doc
Voltaire - student shared doc

HW: Individual Preparation for Socratic Discussion:
​Research 2 Philosophers

Step 1.   Pick 2 Philosophers to Compare/Contrast. Take Notes.
You should have notes on 2 different philosophers so that it will allow you to more fully understand the similarities and differences in their ideas --and participate more fully in the discussion.

​Philosophers:
  • Bacon
  • Descarte
  • Jefferson
  • Hobbes (video)
  • Locke
  • Montesquieu
  • Machiavelli  (document)​
  • Newton
  • Paine
  • Rousseau
  • Smith
  • Voltaire
  • Wollstonecraft (female philosopher)
Step 2.   Continue Taking Notes on The Enlightenment...
Consider any of the following resources to help you learn more about the Enlightenment and your selected philosophers. 
  • Videos on The Enlightenment (History.com)
  • The Enlightenment - Overview (ABC-CLIO)
  • Political Transitions 1600 - 20th Century (Google Slides)
  • Introduction to the Enlightenment (Google Doc)
  • Enlightenment (Britannica Online Encyclopedia)
  • Enlightenment - Overview and Timeline (History.com)
  • The Enlightenment - Overview & links to other resources (Stanford.edu)
  • The Enlightenment - (“History of Our World” Textbook chapter pages)
  • The Enlightenment Thinkers (Youtube online lesson)
  • The Enlightenment, Part 1 (Youtube video)
  • Hobbes vs. Locke - compare/contrast (Youtube video)
  • Social Contract Theory - comparing philosopher’s thoughts (website)
  • Crash Course in World History: “The Renaissance: Was it a thing?” (Youtube)
  • Crash Course Philosophy: How to Argue: Philosophical Reasoning (Youtube)
  • Salonnieres (ABC-CLIO) -- username: sastigers; password: sastigers
  • Enlightenment Salons (Mount Holyoke College - website)
  • “Becoming Madame” (Wordpress blog page)
  • Marie-Therese De Geoffrin  (ABC-CLIO)

Step 3: Review Effective Socratic Discussion Strategies
  • Link to “Effective Shared Inquiry Strategies & Sentence Starters” document



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