1. Why would it take so long for people to question the scientific meaning of everything around them? 2. How far would modern science be if this had started sooner?
1.In Hobbes's ideas of handing rights over to a ruler, how is an inherently evil person able to handle the lives of other people without causing large amounts of evil actions? 2. Would Voltaire's view that all religions should equally tolerate one another actually work?
1. Other than just advances in math and science, what were some other long term effects of the Enlightenment? 2. How did the government respond when Locke and Hobbes tried to give their own opinion on how it should be? 3. How did some of the scientists prove to people that their thinking was right? 4. What caused the Scientific Revolution?
1. Why did people initially believe only the teachings of the Church and Greek philosophers? 2. Why was Isaac Newton the one to first understand the concept of gravity?
1. Why were England and France the ones primarily affected by the Enlightenment? 2. If the philosophes all looked back to Greece and Rome, why did their views differ so drastically?
22.1: 1. What woud you have done if you were in Galileo's position during the Inquisition? Do you think what her did was right? 2. If you were a scientist who made an important discovery that opposed the teachings of the Church, would you publish your ideas or keep them secret?
22.2: 1. In what ways do the ideas of the Enlightenment, affect our modern society government? 2. How do the differing ideas of Locke and Hobbes spark the Enlightenment?
22.1 1. Do you believe Galileo was wise or foolish for keeping his work a secret until after his death? Was it the right thing to do? 2.If Galileo never invented the telescope to back up Kepler's mathematics of the heliocentric theory, would people still believe in the geocentric theory?
22.2 1.If Hobbes thought man was considered "unclean" and "evil", does that mean he considered himself that way too? 2.Would our government today be considered a "social contract"?
22.1 1.) Would science have advanced if Copernicus wouldn't have published his works? 2.) How did Galileo's telescope help with he advancement of the scientific revolution?
22.2 1.) Why weren't Thomas Hobbes and John Locke burned at the steak? 2.) How would our government be different if Montesquieu had not come of with the checks and balances system?
22.1 1. Why do you think the people in the Scientific Revolution looked back on the Greeks and Romans? 2. Do you think people believed Galileo when he told them about his observations of the heavens? Why or why not?
22.2 1. Do you think people in England liked Hobbes' or Locke's views on human rights? Why? 2. Which philosopher do you think has made the biggest impact on the United States?
22.1 1. What made everyone during the Scientific Revolution just believe anyone who came along? Aristotle for example... 2. What made Galileo's findings so different than all scientists before? Why was he the only one put on trail for what he was proposing?
22.2 1. What was the legacy, or overall impact of the Enlightenment? 2. Where did women stand during the Enlightenment?
1. How did Copernicus come up with the heliocentric theory, and how did Kelper's findings support this theory? 2. Why did the Carholic church threaten to torture Galileo if he did not restate his findings? 1. How is Locke's view of human nature different from Hobbes? 2. What five concepts formed the core of philosophes?
1. Why would it take so long for people to question the scientific meaning of everything around them?
ReplyDelete2. How far would modern science be if this had started sooner?
1.In Hobbes's ideas of handing rights over to a ruler, how is an inherently evil person able to handle the lives of other people without causing large amounts of evil actions?
2. Would Voltaire's view that all religions should equally tolerate one another actually work?
1. Other than just advances in math and science, what were some other long term effects of the Enlightenment?
ReplyDelete2. How did the government respond when Locke and Hobbes tried to give their own opinion on how it should be?
3. How did some of the scientists prove to people that their thinking was right?
4. What caused the Scientific Revolution?
1. Why did people initially believe only the teachings of the Church and Greek philosophers?
ReplyDelete2. Why was Isaac Newton the one to first understand the concept of gravity?
1. Why were England and France the ones primarily affected by the Enlightenment?
2. If the philosophes all looked back to Greece and Rome, why did their views differ so drastically?
22.1:
ReplyDelete1. What woud you have done if you were in Galileo's position during the Inquisition? Do you think what her did was right?
2. If you were a scientist who made an important discovery that opposed the teachings of the Church, would you publish your ideas or keep them secret?
22.2:
1. In what ways do the ideas of the Enlightenment, affect our modern society government?
2. How do the differing ideas of Locke and Hobbes spark the Enlightenment?
22.1
ReplyDelete1. Do you believe Galileo was wise or foolish for keeping his work a secret until after his death? Was it the right thing to do?
2.If Galileo never invented the telescope to back up Kepler's mathematics of the heliocentric theory, would people still believe in the geocentric theory?
22.2
1.If Hobbes thought man was considered "unclean" and "evil", does that mean he considered himself that way too?
2.Would our government today be considered a "social contract"?
22.1
ReplyDelete1.) Would science have advanced if Copernicus wouldn't have published his works?
2.) How did Galileo's telescope help with he advancement of the scientific revolution?
22.2
1.) Why weren't Thomas Hobbes and John Locke burned at the steak?
2.) How would our government be different if Montesquieu had not come of with the checks and balances system?
22.1
ReplyDelete1. Why do you think the people in the Scientific Revolution looked back on the Greeks and Romans?
2. Do you think people believed Galileo when he told them about his observations of the heavens? Why or why not?
22.2
1. Do you think people in England liked Hobbes' or Locke's views on human rights? Why?
2. Which philosopher do you think has made the biggest impact on the United States?
22.1
ReplyDelete1. What made everyone during the Scientific Revolution just believe anyone who came along? Aristotle for example...
2. What made Galileo's findings so different than all scientists before? Why was he the only one put on trail for what he was proposing?
22.2
1. What was the legacy, or overall impact of the Enlightenment?
2. Where did women stand during the Enlightenment?
1. How did Copernicus come up with the heliocentric theory, and how did Kelper's findings support this theory?
ReplyDelete2. Why did the Carholic church threaten to torture Galileo if he did not restate his findings?
1. How is Locke's view of human nature different from Hobbes?
2. What five concepts formed the core of philosophes?