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Enlightenment gave people a different view of how government works. People began to view government as a means to accomplish bigger goals.
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How did the federalist and the Republicans view the role of ordinary people in government?
The Federalists viewed the people as lesser than them and the people should not run the government. The Republicans viewed the people greatly like they should run the government.
Describe what the Enlightenment thinkers viewed as the social contract theory of government?
In a monarchy, trade is based on luxury and does not serve the needs of the country.
How did the achievements of those explorers change the way in which people viewed which people viewed their world Magellan and balboa?
america
What was the monarchs reaction to the enlightenment?
The reaction of monarchs to the Enlightenment varied widely; some embraced its ideals while others resisted them fiercely. Enlightenment thinkers advocated for reason, individual rights, and limited government, which posed a challenge to absolute monarchies. Some rulers, like Frederick the Great of Prussia and Catherine the Great of Russia, implemented reforms inspired by Enlightenment principles, seeking to modernize their states. In contrast, many monarchs viewed Enlightenment ideas as threats to their authority and sought to suppress them through censorship and repression.
What was the effect of the Watergate scandal on the way American citizens viewed the federal government?
what was watergetes impact on the goverment?
What effect did the Great Awakening and the Enlightenment have on the colonist view of government?
It affected the way people viewed their political rights and their governments.
How did the federalist and the Republicans view the role of ordinary people in government?
The Federalists viewed the people as lesser than them and the people should not run the government. The Republicans viewed the people greatly like they should run the government.
Describe what the Enlightenment thinkers viewed as the social contract theory of government?
In a monarchy, trade is based on luxury and does not serve the needs of the country.
How did the achievements of explorers change the way in which people viewed the world?
how did the the achievements of those exploerers change the way in which people viewed their world
How did the enlightenment thinkers change the way people viewed the role of government?
Enlightenment thinkers emphasized reason, individual rights, and the social contract, transforming how people perceived government. They argued that governments should exist to protect the rights and freedoms of individuals rather than impose authority arbitrarily. This shift led to the belief that legitimacy arises from the consent of the governed, fostering ideas of democracy and accountability. Ultimately, these ideals encouraged movements toward more egalitarian and participatory forms of governance.
How did achievements of those explorers change the way in which people viewed their world?
how did the the achievements of those exploerers change the way in which people viewed their world
How did the achievements of those explorers change the way in which people viewed which people viewed their world Magellan and balboa?
america
How did the achievements of the explores change the way in which viewed their world?
how did the the achievements of those exploerers change the way in which people viewed their world
How did the achievements of those explores the way in which people viewed their world?
how did the the achievements of those exploerers change the way in which people viewed their world
How did the federalists and the republicans view the role of the ordinary people in the government?
The representatives said that the elected officials ruled in the people's name. (the Federalists also agreed with that)
The Renaissance can best be described as?
a gradual change in the way people viewed things
How did the enlightenment change the way people viewed human nature?
The Enlightenment emphasized reason, science, and individual rights, leading people to view human nature as rational, capable of progress, and deserving of freedom and dignity. It challenged traditional beliefs that portrayed humans as inherently sinful or morally weak, instead emphasizing human potential for self-improvement and social change. This shift in thinking paved the way for modern concepts of human rights and democracy.
