Match that...

Question 1

Mona Lisa

Answer 1

Da Vinky

Question 2

The Birth of Venus

Answer 2

Sandro Boticelli

Question 3

The School of Athens

Answer 3

Raphael

Question 4

The Last Supper

Answer 4

Da Vinky (most famous one)

Question 5

Sistine Chapel Ceiling

Answer 5

Michelangelo

Question 6

The Miracle of the Slave

Answer 6

Tintoretto

Question 7

Arnolfili Wedding Portrait

Answer 7

Van Eyck (Dutch)

Question 8

Ghent Altarpiece

Answer 8

Van Eyck (Dutch)

Question 9

Man in a Red Turban

Answer 9

Jan Van Eyck

Question 10

The Creation of Adam

Answer 10

Michelangelo (Sistine Chapel Ceiling)

Question 11

philosophe:
People should be educated
Ppl should have basic rights
Atheism

Answer 11

Denis Diderot

Question 12

feminism
tabula rasa

Answer 12

Mary Wollstonecraft

Question 13

humans are naturally selfish
Absolute Monarchy
moral compasses come from laws

Answer 13

Thomas Hobbes (england)

Question 14

tabula rasa
ppl’s purpose is to fight sin
checks and balances (3-branch govt)
slavery is bad actually

Answer 14

Mon-tes-quieu (france)

Question 15

tabula rasa
empiricism
representative govt (absolute monarchy)
govt should protect the people from outside antagonism

Answer 15

John Locke (england) (lock away outside bad ppl)

Question 16

ppl are inherently good and are all* born equal
decentralized govt
democracy
agrianism (importance of small farmers)

Answer 16

Thomas Jefferson (usa)

*except if they are not white

Question 17

humans are inherently good
no original sin
general will/social contract
everybody should follow rules in order to form a more perfect union

Answer 17

Rousseau (swiss)
[rousseaucial contract)

Question 18

everybody is either good or bad
ppl have moral obligation to help others (something good is good bc of underlying logic, not because of any consequences)

Answer 18

Immanuel Kant (more like immanuel kan!)

Question 19

religious freedom
separation of church and state
constitutional monarchy
free speech
also wrote plays

Answer 19

Voltaire

Question 20

L’Encyclopédie”

Answer 20

by: Denis Diderot

Question 21

A Vindications on the Rights of Women”

Answer 21

Mary Wollstonecraft

Question 22

Leviathan”

Answer 22

Thomas Hobbes

Question 23

Two Treatises of Government

Answer 23

John Locke

Question 24

The Declaration of Independence

Answer 24

Thomas Jefferson

Question 25

The Social Contract"

Answer 25

Jean-Jacques Rousseau

Question 26

Critique of Pure Reason"

Answer 26

Immanuel Kant

Question 27

Candide"

Answer 27

Voltaire

Question 28

inductive reasoning--what is inductive reasoning?

Answer 28

Francis Bacon it's when you observe something and make general conclusions

Question 29

not a match--what is deism?

Answer 29

belief that scientific observation and religious beliefs can coexist

Question 30

"Man is born free, and everywhere he is in chains..." who wrote this and what does it mean?

Answer 30

Jean-Jacques Rousseau people should not give up their freedom to one ruler for survival. rather they should unite under the general will and submit to the majority.

Question 31

The Spirit of Laws", 1777

Answer 31

Montesquieu

Question 32

95 Theses"

Answer 32

Martin Luther Monk

Question 33

The Bahamas, Hispaniola and Syphillis

Answer 33

No.1 manatee fan Christopher Columbus

Question 34

Hawaii, New Zealand

Answer 34

James Cook

Question 35

sea route from portugal to india around africa

Answer 35

Vasco da Gama

Question 35

little strait across Brazil & Chile (patagonia) the strait is named after him

Answer 35

Ferdinand Magellan

Question 36

Baja california peninsula

Answer 36

Hernan cortes

Question 37

mouth of amazon river

Answer 37

Amerigo Vespucci Namesake of America

Question 38

Pacific Ocean Also killed Atahualpa (emperor of Incas)

Answer 38

Francesco Pizarro

Question 39

When was Gutenberg's printing press invented?

Answer 39

1436

Question 40

Two effects of Luther's teachings