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    The document provides biographical information on two influential philosophers: 1) Niccolo Maciavelli, an Italian diplomat, political philosopher, and writer during the Renaissance who is known for his book "The Prince" which focused on realpolitik and power. 2) Jean Jacques Rousseau, a Genevan philosopher who influenced the Romantic movement and proposed the idea of the social contract, believing people are good by nature but corrupted by society and law. He advocated for direct democracy and education.

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    The document provides biographical information on two influential philosophers: 1) Niccolo Maciavelli, an Italian diplomat, political philosopher, and writer during the Renaissance who is known for his book "The Prince" which focused on realpolitik and power. 2) Jean Jacques Rousseau, a Genevan philosopher who influenced the Romantic movement and proposed the idea of the social contract, believing people are good by nature but corrupted by society and law. He advocated for direct democracy and education.

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    Political adviser

    Educationist
    Philosopher

    Essayist
    Historian

    Artist
    Theorist Niccolo Maciaville

    Composer

    Who? The Prince

    The Discourse Books


    Took the throne after
    The Discourses the death of Charles II
    (1685)
    The Social Contract Writer
    Died: June 21, 1527 Born: May 3, 1469
    King James II things were change into
    The Confession
    Catholic

    Philosopher Remove Protestant


    Catholic ocials from army
    force and churches
    Death: July 2, 1778 Born: June 28, 1712

    Tolerant to Catholic -
    No corruption in society Introduced new laws
    Jean Jacques Rouseau Mary - daughter of unfair
    - refers to prehistoric James II
    period

    New king and queen


    Human are completely
    free State of nature
    Won with support of
    William of Orange -
    parliament and most
    No law or property Netherlands prince
    Mary II and William of English people
    Orange III

    Not civilize Protestant Absolute power actions


    were forbidden
    Glorious
    People are not Revolution (1688 -
    completely free if there Liberty
    1689) King needs permission
    are laws and property from the parliament
    Have to sign the rst in order to stand
    Bill of Rights
    conditions army, raise taxes and
    Founder gures of the make laws
    'Romantic Movement'

    Good: rule with feared, Parliament had choice


    Able to defend enrich to choose the next king
    so can keep people in
    and being honor to the and queen
    control - strict, but in
    states
    reasonable way
    About ruler

    Bad: good Christian,


    rule with kindness Machiavellianism

    Absolute monarchy
    Challenge churches Consequences changed to
    constitutional
    1. Observation/
    Question

    2. Hypothesis (educated
    guess)
    How?
    Mostly Protestants
    3. Experiment

    Thought that James


    Unsatised with James'
    4. Analysis and Scientic Method Parliament (noble wanted to gain absolute
    actions
    Conclusion uprising) power
    Ideologies

    Process used to Invited William to


    get power back
    determine how people Hedonic Calculus invade England
    make decision

    Boston Revolt Colonies or group of


    people start rebelling
    New World Uprising
    against rulers and
    Leisler's Rebellion forces

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