V2 - Enlightenment and Scientific Revolution - introduction

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The Scientific Revolution

&

The Enlightenment

Introduction - lesson 1

Why does something fall down?

How do you know?

How can you check that you are correct?

Science!

And the scientific method

Observation

Experimentation

Conclusion

Sharing your knowledge!

What were the four steps of the Scientific Method (in order)?

1. Experimentation, Sharing, Observation, Conclusion
2. Studying, Experimentation, Conclusion, Sharing
3. Experimentation, Observation, Conclusion, Sharing
4. Observation, Experimentation, Conclusion, Sharing

Today:

1. You can explain how the Scientific Revolution led to the Enlightenment.
2. You can explain what the Enlightenment was.
3. You can give three examples of Enlightenment thinkers and their ideas.

What does the word 'Englightenment' remind you of?

What was the Enlightenment?

Period in history between 1650 and 1750

New ideas about society, politics and economics,

Not based on Christianity

Inspired by the Scientific Revolution

The most important Enlightenment ideas

1. Freedom
   
2. Equality
   
3. Natural Rights

What does freedom mean to you, personally?

Is there equality in school?

Should there be more equality in school?

Check-up!

    You can explain how the Scientific Revolution led to the Enlightenment.
    You can explain what the Enlightenment was.
    You can give three examples of Enlightenment thinkers and their ideas.

00:28

When did the Enlightenment happen?

1. From 1500 to 1600
2. From 1650 to 1750
3. From 1700 to 1800
4. From 1800 to 1900

00:40

What is meant by 'progress'?

00:58

What did Enlightenment thinkers think about? Give ONE example.

01:25

What was NOT an enlightenment idea?

1. Freedom of speech
2. Equality
3. Slavery
4. Separation of Church and state

02:00

Name one Enlightenment thinker

To work!

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