Explore the origins and characteristics of Romanticism in this informative lecture, covering the Enlightenment, American Independence, and the shift away from Enlightenment Neo-classicism.

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Dive into the world of Scottish myths and legends with this PowerPoint resource containing four engaging lessons to accompany "An Illustrated Treasury of Scottish Mythical Creatures" by Theresa Breslin. Learn about the differences between myths and legends, how they travel, their meanings and morals

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The Age of Enlightenment, with its emphasis on natural law, liberty, progress, and constitutional government, greatly influenced American thinking and the Revolutionary War. Key figures like John Locke and Sir William Blackstone contributed ideas of social contract and law that shaped American gover

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The RIPE Social Contract delves into the theory of social contracts originating from the Age of Enlightenment. It explores the legitimacy of the state's authority over individuals and discusses the expectations and roles of RIPE, NCC, and RIRs within the internet ecosystem. RIPE's objective is to co

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Siddhartha Gautama, born around 583 BC in Nepal, was destined for greatness. Despite being shielded from the harsh realities of life, he was deeply moved by the suffering he witnessed and left his luxurious life at the palace in search of enlightenment. Renouncing his princely status, Siddhartha bec

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The Age of Revolution was marked by influential Enlightenment thinkers such as Thomas Hobbes, John Locke, Montesquieu, and Jean-Jacques Rousseau. These philosophers explored human nature, government, and society, shaping modern political thought. Hobbes emphasized a pessimistic view, advocating for

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Buddhism, a spiritual tradition focused on personal development and attaining deep insight into life, boasts 376 million followers globally. Rooted in the teachings of the Buddha, it emphasizes reaching nirvana through morality, meditation, and wisdom. The history of Buddhism traces back to Siddhart

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The relationship between religion and the Enlightenment was characterized by a shift towards viewing them as non-antagonistic entities, despite some lingering conflicts. While the Enlightenment aimed to combat religious bigotry and superstition, it did not eradicate supernatural beliefs entirely, le

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This content covers key concepts in APUSH related to the 1st Great Awakening, Anglicization, and the Enlightenment. It discusses the religious revival, emergence of new sects, Enlightenment ideas, Anglicization of the colonies, and Britain's mercantilism and imperial aims. The impacts on colonial so

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Siddhartha Gautama, born in 583 BC in Nepal to King Suddhodana and Queen Maya, embarked on a profound life journey. Despite being raised in luxury, he encountered the harsh realities of aging, sickness, and death, prompting him to renounce his princely life in search of spiritual enlightenment. Unde

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Buddha, born as Siddhartha Gautama around 500BC in Nepal, left a life of luxury to seek enlightenment after encountering the Four Sights. He eventually found enlightenment through the Middle Way, understanding the Four Noble Truths and following the Eightfold Path. His teachings on suffering, imperm

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The Enlightenment period saw a shift in historical writing towards valuing the past for its own sake. Scholars like Francesco Petrarch and Estienne Pasquier explored different approaches to interpreting history, incorporating philology, individual chronicles, and the portrayal of great men and women

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Explore the evolution of government, scientific revolution, and Enlightenment ideas in Europe through monarchies, the Scientific Revolution's impact on society, and the Age of Reason. Uncover the shift towards questioning authority and the pursuit of logic and reason. Delve into the significance of

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This text delves into the concept of the anti-Enlightenment tradition and its influence on cynicism within the European Union. It analyzes the ideological roots, cultural implications, and political manifestations of this tradition, contrasting it with Enlightenment principles such as human rights,

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The French Revolution was influenced by Enlightenment philosophers like Thomas Hobbes, Rousseau, Voltaire, and Montesquieu. Their ideas on social contracts, collective sovereignty, enlightened absolutism, and the need for checks and balances challenged the traditional Ancien Régime's feudalism, pri

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The Enlightenment era in Modern France brought forth significant political ideas and discussions, including Thomas Hobbes' concept of social contract and Rousseau's emphasis on collective sovereignty. Montesquieu advocated for checks-and-balances in government, while Voltaire promoted enlightened ab

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Explore the causes of the American Revolution, from key events and legislation to influential figures like George Washington and Thomas Jefferson. Discover the impact of Enlightenment thinkers like John Locke and Baron de Montesquieu on the revolutionary ideas that shaped American history.

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The Battle of Loos, a significant conflict during World War I, holds a particular relevance to Scotland due to the high number of Scottish soldiers who fought and perished. The battle, marked by devastating losses and destruction in the former coal mining town of Loos in Northern France, saw the inv

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This study delves into the Enlightenment period, exploring the views on gender, female participation, men and feminism. It discusses key figures like Jean-Jacques Rousseau and their beliefs on gender distinctions. The text examines how education was perceived to shape gender roles within society, sh

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We are experiencing a profound era of revelation like never before in the history of Sonship. This period transcends previous ages by presenting a comprehensive and perfect view of the divine plan. Through cognitive revelation, believers are sharpening their spiritual logic and intellect, embodying

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Global Enlightenment in the Quantum-Digital Age explores the urgent need for a science-based approach to address climate change and prevent environmental crises that could lead to a dead planet. It emphasizes the shift from a Hyper-Expansionist socio-economic system to a Sane, Humane, Ecological one

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The Enlightenment era marked a shift towards reason and enlightenment, with thinkers like Locke, Hobbes, Montesquieu, Rousseau, and Voltaire advocating for progress, natural law, and individual rights. Each philosopher contributed unique ideas to reshape societal structures, challenging traditional

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This session delves into the history and distinctive features of London and Scottish accents, discussing their indexical attributes and the ability to differentiate between English and Scottish speakers. With a focus on Cockney and Multicultural London English, the session analyzes phonetic elements

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Explore the complexities of social justice in Scottish higher education through the lens of data and discourse. Delve into questions about fairness, student demographics, financial resources, and the impact of free undergraduate tuition on creating a more equitable system. Learn about research metho

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Today marks a special Burns Day with tasks focusing on Scottish and Burns-themed activities. From researching a Burns Supper to learning about Robert Burns and delving into Scottish culture, students will have an enriching experience. Completing literacy tasks, exploring mathematics, and embracing S

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Explore the progression of criminal law and thought from the Pre-Classical School of Thought to the Enlightenment era. Delve into concepts like folkways, mores, and the origins of criminal law, including examples such as societal norms, dress codes, and supernatural explanations for behaviors during

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Explore the ideas and influence of key Enlightenment thinkers such as Montesquieu, Condorcet, Voltaire, and John Locke. Discover their groundbreaking works and beliefs on freedom, governance, equality, and religious tolerance, which shaped the American and French revolutions and continue to resonate

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Enlightenment philosophes such as Montesquieu, Condorcet, Voltaire, John Locke, Diderot, and Cesare Beccaria came from diverse backgrounds but shared a common desire to change the world. They advocated for freedom of expression, rational criticism, religious tolerance, separation of powers, educatio

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Discussion on the challenges and prospects faced by educators dedicated to teaching for social justice in English and Scottish classrooms. The focus is on the differences in the educational systems and policies, emphasizing values of sustainability, equality, and justice. The Scottish context highli

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The Renaissance and Reformation planted seeds for the Scientific Revolution by fostering curiosity and challenging traditional beliefs. The shift from the geocentric to heliocentric theory revolutionized understanding of the universe. The Scientific Method emerged, leading to groundbreaking discover

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This chapter provides a comprehensive overview of the Enlightenment and Revolution era between 1550-1789. It covers key concepts including the Scientific Revolution, Enlightenment thinkers such as Galileo Galilei, Isaac Newton, John Locke, Voltaire, and more. The vocabulary section introduces terms

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Dive into the world of Scottish words with Robert Burns' poem 'Up In The Morning Early.' Learn the meanings of Scottish terms, analyze the poem's imagery, and discover the essence of winter conveyed through beautiful verses. Enhance your comprehension skills and engage with Scottish culture through

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The idea of modernity is scrutinized for its complex relationship with theological concepts, revolution, and progress. In contrast, the counter-Enlightenment emphasizes the diversity of national cultures shaping human behavior and worldviews. Various readings explore modernity's impact on individual

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Scottish Government aims to achieve five strategic objectives, including a wealthier and fairer society, a healthier population, a safer and stronger community, a smarter nation, and a greener environment. The National Outcomes focus on investing in effective services for children, promoting an inte

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Humanism began to flourish during the Renaissance and the Enlightenment periods, challenging traditional religious beliefs and emphasizing the value of human reason, rights, and autonomy. Influential humanist thinkers questioned the authority of the Church, valued human creativity, and promoted indi

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Learn how Zero Waste Scotland's Energy Efficiency Business Support Service funded by the Scottish Government and the European Regional Development Fund is offering free support and funding for Scottish businesses to reduce energy costs, cut carbon emissions, and increase profits. Discover informatio

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Explore key Enlightenment ideas such as equality, freedom of expression, and religious tolerance through the works of prominent philosophers like Voltaire and Rousseau. These concepts challenged traditional beliefs and laid the foundation for modern democratic societies.

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The period saw significant developments, including the Scientific Revolution emphasizing reason and systematic observation, leading to the expansion of scientific knowledge. Absolutism showcased monarchs' control, like Peter the Great's westernization of Russia and Louis XIV's Palace of Versailles.

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Various religions such as Buddhism, Hinduism, Islam, and Mormonism are explored in terms of their beliefs and paths to spiritual enlightenment. Each religion offers a unique perspective on connecting with a higher power, whether it's through good deeds, karma, following specific teachings, or a comb

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