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1 Unit 1: Absolutism & Enlightenment

2 Entry Task Please take out your Locke vs. Hobbes background reading

3 Today: SAC Our question: Are humans naturally good or evil?
You & a partner will be assigned to one side of the debate: John Locke: People are naturally good Thomas Hobbes: People are naturally evil Using Enlightenment information, World History knowledge, and your own personal experience, you will debate to prove why your side is correct

4 Locke: Good Hobbes: Evil Faith & Bijon & Shayna Michael & Kayla Akhil & Jessica Kellan & Daniel Ciara & Madison Alan & Jason & Tiffany Cameron & Sophie Megana & Spencer John & Michelle Rahul & Katelyn Shubham & Allison Samantha & Camden Makayla & Delany Ethan & Yuming & Joe Cassie & Simon Chris & Frederick

5 Locke: Good Hobbes: Evil Thea & Priscilla Alex & Mara Ryan & Olivia Evan & Sharon Kate & Jessica Annie & Amy Sarah & Dawson Mason & Renee Matt & Dora Sayaka & Cooper Isa & Nate Kobe & Keya & Shami Brian & Isabel Beck & Julia Jacqueline & Ian Grace & Lauren

6 Partner Work Read your philosopher’s document
Pick out the evidence you can use to support your argument Write it on your argument organizer Write down examples from World History, current events, and your personal experience Go over your argument with your partner to make it cohesive

7 Is man naturally good or evil?
Debate Locke side starts, Hobbes side finishes Take notes on what the other side is telling you Once both sides have presented their argument you can have an open discussion Try to come to an agreement Is man naturally good or evil?

8 Share Out Is man good or evil?
What were some of the strongest pieces of evidence?


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