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European Enlightenment Notes

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These notes summarize key aspects of the European Enlightenment, including revolutionary ideas about equality, natural rights, and governance (e.g., John Locke), economic changes like enclosure movements, urbanization, and the rise of capitalism, as well as the development of banking systems, corpo...

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European Enlightenment Notes
Overview
● Time of change and innovation: Advancements in science, technology, art, and
philosophy.
● Challenges to authority: People began questioning federalism and hereditary claims.




Key Thinkers and Ideas
John Locke

● Tabula Rasa: The idea that individuals are born as a blank slate. Identity and worth are
not determined by birth or social class.
● Natural Rights: Everyone has inherent life, liberty, and property rights.
● Equality: Being born into royalty doesn’t make one superior.
● Consent of the Governed: Governments must protect citizens' rights; if not, people
have the right to defend or overthrow it.
● Impact: Concepts like natural rights and consent of the governed are foundational to
modern constitutions.




Economic Changes
Enclosure Movements

● Allowed for private property ownership.
● Led to commercialized farming and the mass production of crops.
● Impact: Increased food supply supported population growth.

Urbanization

● Rapid growth of cities due to farmers relocating after losing work.
● Resulted in the mass production of cheap goods.
● Protoindustrialization: Early phase of industrialization that increased production and
provided income for peasants.

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