enlightenment Crossword Puzzles
Enlightenment 2024-12-18
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- simple
- natural rights
- earth centered
- belief is a supreme being
- state gov v federal gov
- fancy parties
- July 4, 1776
- first ten amendments
- group of smart people
- belief or theory from opinion
- telescope to the sky
- used John locks ideas
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- giving some freedom for the gov to protect you
- leader of Russia
- how to solve a problem
- people are corrupt
- extravagant
- new way of absolute Monarchs
- gravity
- speration of powers
- thinking logic and reason
- judcial, executive, legislative
- equality for women
- sun centered
- questioning traditional beliefs
- freedom of speech
26 Clues: simple • gravity • extravagant • sun centered • July 4, 1776 • fancy parties • natural rights • earth centered • leader of Russia • freedom of speech • people are corrupt • equality for women • speration of powers • first ten amendments • telescope to the sky • group of smart people • used John locks ideas • how to solve a problem • state gov v federal gov • belief is a supreme being • ...
Enlightenment 2025-03-04
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- He championed the freedom of the individual and the notion that all people were equal.
- Social gatherings for discussing ideas and enjoying art.
- New way of thinking about the natural world based on careful observation and the questioning of accepted beliefs.
- Style in arts and architecture in the 1600s and early 1700s.
- A system of government where power is divided between national and state governments.
- French philosopher who believed in tolerance, reason, freedom of religious belief, and freedom of speech.
- The logical procedure for gathering information and testing ideas.
- The idea that God created the universe and then allowed it to run on its own following natural laws.
- English scientist who discovered laws of motion and gravity.
- The idea that the earth and other planets revolve around the sun.
- Italian scientist who invented the first working telescope.
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- French philosopher who explored democratic theories of government and proposed a government divided into three branches.
- The 18th-century European movement applying reason and the scientific method to society.
- First ten amendments to the U.S. Constitution.
- The English writer who protested the unequal relationship between man and woman in marriage.
- Agreement by which people define and limit their individual rights, creating an organised society.
- Monarchs who were inspired by Enlightenment ideas to rule fairly and respect the rights of subjects.
- The French and Indian war led Parliament to tax the colonists, who responded with a.
- A new, elegant style of painting and architecture that borrowed themes from ancient Greece and Rome.
- Thinker who wrote the Declaration of Independence.
- The Czarina of Russia who took steps to reform and modernise Russia.
- A system in which each branch of government limits the power of the other two branches.
- Intellectual movement that tried to apply reason and the scientific method to laws that shaped human actions.
- Thinkers during the Enlightenment who applied reason to all aspects of society.
- Document declaring American independence from Britain.
- According to this person, people have three natural rights: life, liberty and property.
26 Clues: First ten amendments to the U.S. Constitution. • Thinker who wrote the Declaration of Independence. • Document declaring American independence from Britain. • Social gatherings for discussing ideas and enjoying art. • Italian scientist who invented the first working telescope. • Style in arts and architecture in the 1600s and early 1700s. • ...
Enlightenment 2022-08-12
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- Written by Hobbes
- English constitutional document setting out specific individual protections
- Wrote leviathan
- The three important documents of early america
- places sovereignty into the hands of the people
- a royal charter of rights agreed to by King John of England
- Written by Rosseu
- possession of control, authority, or influence over others
- distributes power among different parts and levels of the state
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- an unlimited right to all things
- Written by Montesquieu
- the concept of a government limited in power. It is a key concept in the history of liberalism
- a principle under which all persons, institutions, and entities are accountable to laws
- Power seperated by three brenches
- A man of many talents
- an act signed into law in 1689 by William III and Mary II
- a way for two or more parties to find a peaceful solution to a disagreement among them
- wrote the spirit of laws
- Made social contracts
19 Clues: Wrote leviathan • Written by Hobbes • Written by Rosseu • A man of many talents • Made social contracts • Written by Montesquieu • wrote the spirit of laws • an unlimited right to all things • Power seperated by three brenches • The three important documents of early america • places sovereignty into the hands of the people • ...
Enlightenment 2022-11-21
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- Believed in freedom of expression
- believed that harsh government was needed
- A ruler with complete control
- the percentage of people who can read
- A time when church/rulers were challenged
- Came up with separation of powers
- agreement between people and government
- ____________ of the governed
- branch that makes the laws
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- power of mind to make sense of the world
- citizens pursuing common good in country
- individuals thinking of own interests
- what you can see
- life, liberty, property
- place where philosophes discussed ideas
- branch that implements the laws
- branch that interprets the laws
- first philosopher to think of natural rights
18 Clues: what you can see • life, liberty, property • branch that makes the laws • ____________ of the governed • A ruler with complete control • branch that implements the laws • branch that interprets the laws • Believed in freedom of expression • Came up with separation of powers • individuals thinking of own interests • the percentage of people who can read • ...
Enlightenment 2023-10-31
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- type of government with a king/queen
- philosopher who argued for a "social contract" aka consent of the governed
- philosopher who argued for life, liberty and land (property)
- the process of making an area more city-like, usually through an increase in population
- person who thinks about, questions, and studies the nature of life, truth, knowledge and other important human matters
- invention that caused the spread of ideas
- philosopher who argued for separation of power in the govt (three branches)
- document full of arguments against the Catholic Church
- philosopher who argued for freedom of speech
- ____ of Spain; absolute monarch of Spain
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- document full of arguments against the Catholic Church
- leader of the Protestant Reformation; wrote 95 Theses
- philosopher who argued for the rights of women
- ruler with total and complete power
- ____ the 14th, absolute monarch of France; also known as the "sun king"
- ____ the Great; absolute monarch of Russia
- Locke claims that everyone should have these ____ rights; aka life, liberty and property
- institution that had power in the Middle Ages
- the ability to read and write
19 Clues: the ability to read and write • ruler with total and complete power • type of government with a king/queen • ____ of Spain; absolute monarch of Spain • invention that caused the spread of ideas • ____ the Great; absolute monarch of Russia • philosopher who argued for freedom of speech • institution that had power in the Middle Ages • ...
Enlightenment 2022-02-23
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- immediate result of the enlightenment
- a change to the constitution
- proved planets move in elliptical orbits
- fought for education for women
- founded the heliocentric theory
- founder of modern chemistry challenged Artistotle's ideas.
- a value held highly by voltaire
- the belief that the sun is the center of the solar system
- a method that uses experiments and questions to prove theories
- people who presented new ways of thinking during the enlightenment
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- believed in freedom of speech and religion
- a book written by Jean-Jaques Rousseau
- the belief that the earth is the center of the solar system
- french nobles
- a style of art with light colors and soft lines
- parties where people discuss new ideas
- to know something you did not before
- people who believed in science and God
- art with dull colors and strong lines
19 Clues: french nobles • a change to the constitution • fought for education for women • founded the heliocentric theory • a value held highly by voltaire • to know something you did not before • immediate result of the enlightenment • art with dull colors and strong lines • a book written by Jean-Jaques Rousseau • parties where people discuss new ideas • ...
Enlightenment 2022-02-22
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- women's equality
- the people who presented new ways of thinking during the enlightenment
- religious freedom
- Natural rights- life, liberty, property
- A system in which multiple groups share decision making power, the system is designed to ensure that one person or group does not abuse their power
- Invented the first vaccine for smallpox
- Laws of gravity and motion
- Separation of powers
- Belief that the sun is the center of the universe
- Abolishment of torture
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- A person who rules with absolute power
- Galileo
- Parties where people met to discuss new ideas
- father of modern chemistry
- Bacon
- Hobbes
- only good government was one freely formed by the people
- Belief that the sun is the center of the universe
- The theory that there is an agreement between the governing and the governed; the governed will give up some rights and freedoms and the governing will make decisions in the best interest of the people
- Disobeying a law
20 Clues: Bacon • Hobbes • Galileo • women's equality • Disobeying a law • religious freedom • Separation of powers • Abolishment of torture • father of modern chemistry • Laws of gravity and motion • A person who rules with absolute power • Natural rights- life, liberty, property • Invented the first vaccine for smallpox • Parties where people met to discuss new ideas • ...
Absolutism-Enlightenment Review 2021-01-28
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- The overall result in Europe and the Americas of absolutism and the Enlightenment
- Basic rights that all humans have
- Time period with new ideas about how governments work
- According to Locke, people can ___________ any government that doesn't protect their rights
- A ruler gets their authority to rule from God
- One of the effects of the Enlightenment was a more _________ outlook on the world
- American document influenced by John Locke
- Enlightenment philosopher that advocated for religious toleration and free speech
- Aspect of American government influenced by Voltaire
- When a ruler has complete control of the government
- Absolute ruler of France, the "Sun King"
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- A trait of absolutism is to eliminate _____________
- Absolute ruler who westernized Russia
- Rousseau's idea that the government following the will of the people acted as a ________ between the government and the people
- Enlightenment philosopher who said governments should protect the natural rights of the people
- Religious philosophy advocated by many Enlightenment philosophers and American Founding Fathers
- American document influenced by Rousseau
- Absolute ruler of Japan
- A trait of absolutism is to control _______________
- Enlightenment philosopher that said governments should abide by the will of the majority
20 Clues: Absolute ruler of Japan • Basic rights that all humans have • Absolute ruler who westernized Russia • American document influenced by Rousseau • Absolute ruler of France, the "Sun King" • American document influenced by John Locke • A ruler gets their authority to rule from God • A trait of absolutism is to eliminate _____________ • ...
Enlightenment 2022-08-12
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- Written by Hobbes
- a way for two or more parties to find a peaceful solution to a disagreement among them
- a royal charter of rights agreed to by King John of England
- The three important documents of early america
- places sovereignty into the hands of the people
- Power seperated by three brenches
- A man of many talents
- the concept of a government limited in power. It is a key concept in the history of liberalism
- Written by Montesquieu
- English constitutional document setting out specific individual protections
- a principle under which all persons, institutions, and entities are accountable to laws
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- an unlimited right to all things
- possession of control, authority, or influence over others
- Wrote leviathan
- Written by Rosseu
- distributes power among different parts and levels of the state
- an act signed into law in 1689 by William III and Mary II
- Made social contracts
- wrote the spirit of laws
19 Clues: Wrote leviathan • Written by Hobbes • Written by Rosseu • A man of many talents • Made social contracts • Written by Montesquieu • wrote the spirit of laws • an unlimited right to all things • Power seperated by three brenches • The three important documents of early america • places sovereignty into the hands of the people • ...
The Enlightenment Part 1 Review 2024-09-26
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- The idea of _____ rights includes life, liberty, and property.
- This English philosopher believed in the natural rights of life, liberty, and property.
- The principle that a government's power comes from the people's agreement.
- Thinkers of the Enlightenment who applied reason to all aspects of life.
- Enlightenment belief in a distant, non-interventionist creator based on reason, not organized religion.
- English mathematician and physicist who inspired Enlightenment ideas about reason and logic.
- Hobbes believed life in the state of nature was "solitary, poor, nasty, brutish, and ____."
- A model for Enlightenment thinkers who used logic and reason to understand the world, such as Galileo and _____.
- The Scientific _____ provided the basis for Enlightenment thinking about observation and logic.
- This movement laid the foundation for the Enlightenment by encouraging the use of observation and logic.
- A system where the monarch’s power is limited by a constitution.
- The inherent characteristics and instincts shared by all humans according to Enlightenment philosophers.
- The philosopher who believed that human nature was inherently selfish and violent.
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- Locke's belief that individuals have rights to life, liberty, and property.
- Thomas Hobbes’ belief in the necessity of a strong, absolute ruler to avoid chaos.
- This concept involves giving up some freedoms to a ruler in exchange for order and protection.
- This scientist's work influenced Enlightenment thinkers with his use of observation and experimentation.
- A gathering where Enlightenment thinkers exchanged ideas.
- The work by Thomas Hobbes arguing for the need for a strong ruler.
- The belief that logical thinking and evidence should guide decisions.
- The belief in the power of logic and science to bring about progress in society.
- This philosopher believed that governments derive their authority from the consent of the governed.
- The practice or principle of basing opinions and actions on reason and knowledge rather than on religious belief or emotional response.
23 Clues: A gathering where Enlightenment thinkers exchanged ideas. • The idea of _____ rights includes life, liberty, and property. • A system where the monarch’s power is limited by a constitution. • The work by Thomas Hobbes arguing for the need for a strong ruler. • The belief that logical thinking and evidence should guide decisions. • ...
Enlightenment 2020-09-11
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- I believed that anyone accused of a crime has the right to a fair and speedy trial.
- A period of time when people developed new ideas about human existence and human rights.
- I believed that government should be separated into three branches.
- Famous city where people discussed ideas.
- An agreement where citizens give up some rights in exchange for government protection.
- Fundamental, basic rights people are born with.
- The idea that a country's leader should be chosen by the citizens in a general election.
- I believed that people are naturally selfish and greedy.
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- If the government fails to protect citizens,citizens have the right to revolt.
- The kind of authority a king had over citizens.
- American document that recognized natural rights.
- Obtaining something through family ties.
- I believed that all people should have the freedom to express themselves to fight oppression.
- Life with complete freedom, no rules, and no government.
- I believed all people were born with the right to life, liberty, property.
- Continent where the Enlightenment began.
- I believed women should have the same opportunities as men.
- A place where people gathered to discuss philosophy.
- I believed women should have the same opportunities as men.
19 Clues: Obtaining something through family ties. • Continent where the Enlightenment began. • Famous city where people discussed ideas. • The kind of authority a king had over citizens. • Fundamental, basic rights people are born with. • American document that recognized natural rights. • A place where people gathered to discuss philosophy. • ...
Enlightenment 2021-09-23
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- social contract, people should give up their rights to an absolute ruler to gain law and order and the decisions of the ruler should be in the peoples best interest.
- these were the people who presented new ways of thinking during the Enlightenment.
- the theory that the earth is the center of the solar system.
- created laws of universal gravity and laws of motion.
- perfected the telescope and used it to prove the heliocentric theory
- a style of art characterized by dull colors and strong lines. Often depicted battle scenes and were more realistic.
- a style of art that was characterized by soft lines and colors. depicted happy scenes with wealthy aristocrats.
- developed analytical geometry and lead the way for modern scientific methods.
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- parties where people met to discuss new ideas.
- the theory that the sun is the center of the solar system.
- a logical procedure for gathering and testing ideas.
- used a microscope to study microorganisms, like bacteria from tooth gaps.
- he's considered the father of modern chemistry.
- created a vaccine to prevent smallpox, it was the first vaccine in the world.
- used mathematics to prove the heliocentric theory.
- created the experimental method and lead the way for modern scientific methods.
- the astronomer who came up with the heliocentric theory.
17 Clues: parties where people met to discuss new ideas. • he's considered the father of modern chemistry. • used mathematics to prove the heliocentric theory. • a logical procedure for gathering and testing ideas. • created laws of universal gravity and laws of motion. • the astronomer who came up with the heliocentric theory. • ...
Enlightenment 2023-12-05
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- Biggest loser of the 7 Years War, who then paid for the American Revolution, but got serious debt from it.
- Rousseau's idea that government is an agreement between people and their leaders, and the "deal" can be broken.
- John Locke's idea that everyone has the rights to "Life, Liberty, and the Pursuit of Property."
- ______ of Powers was Montesquieu's idea that government powers should be split to prevent tyranny and increase efficiency.
- A philosophical movement in the 1700s to apply logic and reason to society and politics.
- _______ Revolution, where Parliament overthrew a king for minimal loss of life, showing they were in charge of the UK.
- The British Royal _____ was the most dominant military force on the planet, and ruled the waves.
- Russia, Austria, and Prussia all "partitioned" and destroyed this country.
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- _______ The Great was a Russian Empress who loved the Enlightenment and overthrew her husband.
- ________ Revolution, when the scientific method was implemented, leading to numerous scientific discoveries.
- Salutary ______ was a word for Britain sort of ignoring the 13 colonies and not enforcing their tax laws, since it made them money.
- These types of businesses were given monopolies, and conquered India and other lands to make money.
- ______ ______ War, the first global war on four continents, between Britain + Prussia vs France + Austria + Russia.
- "Sequel" to the 7 Years War, with 13 colonies getting their freedom, but Britain beating up France some more.
- _______ The Great of Prussia, a great general and a lover of the Enlightenment and French culture.
- The British legislature that ran the government, won the Glorious Revolution, and appointed Prime Ministers.
- The only winner of the 7 Years War, though it lost 13 colonies in the follow-up.
17 Clues: Russia, Austria, and Prussia all "partitioned" and destroyed this country. • The only winner of the 7 Years War, though it lost 13 colonies in the follow-up. • A philosophical movement in the 1700s to apply logic and reason to society and politics. • _______ The Great was a Russian Empress who loved the Enlightenment and overthrew her husband. • ...
Unit 1 Study Guide 2024-01-30
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- Which Enlightenment philosophe emphasized that society can only survive if people are virtuous and felt that religion was necessary to keep people in check?
- What country requires ALL its citizens, men and women, to enlist in the military?
- What type of government system shares power between states and national governments?
- The legislature that is now Parliament was called...
- Which Enlightenment philosophe came up with the idea of separation of powers?
- a massive change in thought that completely uprooted Europeans’ views of government and society.
- an agreement by which people give up some individual rights in exchange for protection, law, and order by a government.
- Which Enlightenment philosophe believed that civilization and luxury corrupted a person’s natural goodness?
- Which Enlightenment philosophe believed that humans were naturally selfish, wicked, and cruel?
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- Which Enlightenment philosophe believed that people were born with three natural rights: life, liberty, and property?
- Theory where the government does not control the economy
- Which Enlightenment philosophe was an advocate for women's rights?
- What is the purest form of democracy?
- Which Enlightenment philosophe believed that humanity’s worst enemies were intolerance, prejudice, and superstition?
- A form of government where the people do not have many freedoms
- In which type of government do you elect representatives to make decisions on your behalf?
- Which Enlightenment philosophe believed that people were born with three natural rights: life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness?
- Which Enlightenment philosophe believed that people were born with a clean slate, molded by their experiences, and thus could improve themselves?
- What man came up with the Invisible Hand theory and the Division of Labor theory?
19 Clues: What is the purest form of democracy? • The legislature that is now Parliament was called... • Theory where the government does not control the economy • A form of government where the people do not have many freedoms • Which Enlightenment philosophe was an advocate for women's rights? • ...
Choice assignment 2022-02-10
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- Enlightenment philosopher who had a belief in deism
- "I think therefore I am"
- Belief in the existance of a creator who does not intervene in the universe:who chooses to let the universe proceed according to natural law
- The belief in economic, social, and political equality between all genders/sexes/people
- Both Locke and Rousseou believed?
- Enlightenment philosopher, Diderot published what famous book?
- Power of government is deprived form the ___
- Enlightenment phlosopher who fought for religious freedom, and freedom of speech
- High school class that lets students learn and explore civiliation, truth, education, and human societies
- The belife that reason, skeptisim, and the scientific mehtod are the only appropriate instruments for the discovery, truth, and structuring of human community
- Enlightenment thinker who believed in the monarchy
- Early feminist Enlightenment thinker and author during the enlightenment
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- European movement that took place between the 17th and 18th century
- Famous German composerduring the transition between the 17th-18th century, which started in Italy
- The study of the fundamental nature of knowledge,and existance
- Book written by Enlightenment thinker who helped introduce the thery of the social contract
- Life, Liberty, and the persuit of happiness is based off what Enlightenment philosophers writings?
- AN implicit agreement among the members of a society to cooperate for social bnefits
- Laws that govern human nature
- Enlightenment philosopher who had strong belifs in human nature
- Scientist born 1546, Denmark, who later in life lost his nose in a duel
- Austrian composer, wrote and composed in all music genres, was said to excel in each of them
22 Clues: "I think therefore I am" • Laws that govern human nature • Both Locke and Rousseou believed? • Power of government is deprived form the ___ • Enlightenment thinker who believed in the monarchy • Enlightenment philosopher who had a belief in deism • The study of the fundamental nature of knowledge,and existance • ...
Ben Garrity - Enlightenment and Revolution 2024-12-18
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- - Earth centered universe
- - Used telescope to see stars and planets
- - 3 Branches of Government
- - Parties for nerds to discuss intellectual ideas
- - Simple and elegant style
- - Giving up freedom for protection
- - New type of monarch
- - Opinions should be based on reason and knowledge
- - Same territory controlled by two or more branches of government
- - Sun centered universe
- - Thinkers of the enlightenment
- - Seperation of powers
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- - Using logic and reason
- - Enlightened ruler of Russia
- - Questioning of old ideas
- - Used enlightenment Ideas from John Locke
- - The idea that there is no natural born leader
- - Old and extravagant style
- - People are naturally evil
- - Wanted freedom for people, especially women
- - Used enlightenment ideas
- - Made the gravity laws
- - Method for solving problems
- - Satire who believed in freedom of speech
- - Expressed enlightenment ideas
- - God given rights
26 Clues: - God given rights • - New type of monarch • - Seperation of powers • - Made the gravity laws • - Sun centered universe • - Using logic and reason • - Earth centered universe • - Questioning of old ideas • - Used enlightenment ideas • - 3 Branches of Government • - Simple and elegant style • - Old and extravagant style • - People are naturally evil • - Enlightened ruler of Russia • ...
Age of Revolt 2016-02-05
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- This product was 88% of salaries and was an important aspect of the French Revoltution
- Limited English Kings power
- this revoltution had the most impact on the enlightenment
- Robespierre used this to intimidate people and implement policy
- Most French people thought he would provide stability
- This intellectual movement thought government should protect people
- Locke, Blackstone and even Hobbes believed in these natural
- Life Liberty and Pursuit of Happiness writer
- Life, Liberty & Property
- Toussaint l'Overture led this revolution
- Enlightenment thinkers felt society would be better off using_________ & natural laws
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- This man led several Latin American revoltutions
- became the Emperor of France
- This Enlightenment thinker was about free speech
- This area of the world drew inspiration from the French & American revoltutions
- leader during French Revoltution
- This Enlightenment thinker was about separation of powers
- France was divided into these social classes
- believed in the social contract
- Gravity & Scientific Revoltution
- Wanted absolute government
- Started the construction of Versailles
22 Clues: Life, Liberty & Property • Wanted absolute government • Limited English Kings power • became the Emperor of France • believed in the social contract • leader during French Revoltution • Gravity & Scientific Revoltution • Started the construction of Versailles • Toussaint l'Overture led this revolution • France was divided into these social classes • ...
enlightenment 2021-03-08
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- to start or establish something new
- not allowing personal freedom
- A document that states laws which protect citizens rights
- A system where the king and queen can do whatever they can
- representitive
- a person who always sees negative things
- a type of christian church
- love of wisdom
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- rights the rights of people that cannot be taken away by anybody
- the ability to understand logic
- to get something right from its source
- Math that is hard and deals with change
- a government where the king and queen cannot control the parliment
- a ambassador from a government
- the act of agreeing with widespread changes
- the act of removing harmful media
- a desease with spreads to many people in a certain region; COVID-19
17 Clues: representitive • love of wisdom • a type of christian church • not allowing personal freedom • a ambassador from a government • the ability to understand logic • the act of removing harmful media • to start or establish something new • to get something right from its source • Math that is hard and deals with change • a person who always sees negative things • ...
Enlightenment 2022-12-21
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- like the term “people are the rulers"
- An agreement made by people in which they give up something for an organized Society
- a conceptual form of the power structure in which power rests with a small number of people
- The parliamentary advisers that set policy.
- a place where civilians of all social classes could gather and discuss ideas
- lovers of wisdom
- without interfering
- is a ruler with absolute power and who embraces enlightenment ideas
- These govern human character
- Focused on economic reforms
- the suppression of words, images, or ideas that are "offensive," happens whenever some people succeed in imposing their personal political
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- Freedoms belonging to all humans from birth
- art of soft colors and curvy lines, and depicts scenes of love, nature, amorous encounters, light-hearted entertainment, and youth
- is one whose powers have been adapted to the interests of its people and to the maintenance of individual liberty
- form of government in which the people hold power, but elect representatives to exercise that power
- one who is or remains loyal especially to a political cause, party, government, or sovereign
- is the head of the cabinet and the leader of the ministers in the executive branch of government
- a style of European architecture, music, and art
18 Clues: lovers of wisdom • without interfering • Focused on economic reforms • These govern human character • like the term “people are the rulers" • Freedoms belonging to all humans from birth • The parliamentary advisers that set policy. • a style of European architecture, music, and art • is a ruler with absolute power and who embraces enlightenment ideas • ...
Enlightenment 2022-02-23
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- wrote the book "A Vindication Of The Right Of Woman"
- parties where people met to discuss new ideas
- believed in freedom of speech and religion
- Rousseau best selling novel
- a style of art characterized by soft lines and colors
- what made mining extremely important?
- wrote "The social conrtact"
- a system in which multiple groups share decision-making power
- person who rules with absolute power
- to know something one did not know before
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- wrote "On the spirit of laws"
- believed all people are born free and equal
- theory that the Earth is the center of the universe
- a style of art characterized by dull colors and strong lines
- the people who presented new ways of thinking during the Enlightenment
- believed that all humans were selfish and wicked
- theory that the sun is the center of the universe
17 Clues: Rousseau best selling novel • wrote "The social conrtact" • wrote "On the spirit of laws" • person who rules with absolute power • what made mining extremely important? • to know something one did not know before • believed in freedom of speech and religion • believed all people are born free and equal • parties where people met to discuss new ideas • ...
Revolutions 2025-03-06
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- Small booklets used to spread revolutionary and Enlightenment ideas.
- A period of radical political and social change in France, leading to the fall of the monarchy.
- A multi-volume work put together by Enlightenment thinkers to spread knowledge and challenge traditional ideas.
- An Enlightenment thinker who argued for natural rights and government by consent of the governed.
- A large and often violent change in political power or societal structure.
- An invention that helped spread Enlightenment and revolutionary ideas by making books and pamphlets more widely available.
- A war in which the thirteen colonies gained independence from Britain, influenced by Enlightenment ideas.
- A system of government in which power rests with the people.
- An economist who wrote The Wealth of Nations and argued for a free-market economy.
- An intellectual movement that emphasized reason, individualism, and skepticism of traditional authority.
- The belief that universal principles govern human behavior, just as physical laws govern nature.
- The British monarch during the American Revolution, criticized for his policies toward the colonies.
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- The idea that all people are born with fundamental freedoms, such as life, liberty, and property.
- The commander of the Continental Army during the American Revolution and the first president of the United States, influenced by Enlightenment ideals of leadership and governance.
- A document outlining the fundamental principles and laws of a nation’s government.
- An economic system based on private ownership and free markets.
- A period of major advances in science and reason that laid the groundwork for the Enlightenment.
- The author of the Declaration of Independence who was influenced by Enlightenment ideas.
- A French philosopher known for advocating freedom of speech and religious tolerance.
- A form of government where a ruler holds total power, often justified by divine right.
- The king of France who ruled as an absolute monarch and built the Palace of Versailles.
21 Clues: A system of government in which power rests with the people. • An economic system based on private ownership and free markets. • Small booklets used to spread revolutionary and Enlightenment ideas. • A large and often violent change in political power or societal structure. • A document outlining the fundamental principles and laws of a nation’s government. • ...
Enlightenment 2023-01-24
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- One of the books written by Montesquieu
- All the philosophers had lots of _____.
- One of things John Locke fought for.
- Montesquieu strongly supported ____.
- The period that people expressed their thoughts.
- The man who thought all people were born. wicked.
- The Enlightenment philosophers that fought for the freedom of speech.
- This war was sparked by enlightenment thinkers.
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- The philosopher that fought for women's rights
- The writer of the social contract.
- The enlightenment thinkers were called _____.
- Another term for the Enlightenment period.
- the time where enlightenment thinkers talked about their thoughts.
- All the people that attend salons are _____.
- Thomas Hobbes thought all people were born ____.
15 Clues: The writer of the social contract. • One of things John Locke fought for. • Montesquieu strongly supported ____. • One of the books written by Montesquieu • All the philosophers had lots of _____. • Another term for the Enlightenment period. • All the people that attend salons are _____. • The enlightenment thinkers were called _____. • ...
Enlightenment 2023-01-24
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- One of the books written by Montesquieu
- All the philosophers had lots of _____.
- One of things John Locke fought for.
- Montesquieu strongly supported ____.
- The period that people expressed their thoughts.
- The man who thought all people were born. wicked.
- The Enlightenment philosophers that fought for the freedom of speech.
- This war was sparked by enlightenment thinkers.
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- The philosopher that fought for women's rights
- The writer of the social contract.
- The enlightenment thinkers were called _____.
- Another term for the Enlightenment period.
- the time where enlightenment thinkers talked about their thoughts.
- All the people that attend salons are _____.
- Thomas Hobbes thought all people were born ____.
15 Clues: The writer of the social contract. • One of things John Locke fought for. • Montesquieu strongly supported ____. • One of the books written by Montesquieu • All the philosophers had lots of _____. • Another term for the Enlightenment period. • All the people that attend salons are _____. • The enlightenment thinkers were called _____. • ...
Enlightenment 2021-10-04
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- American Philosophe
- where did the Enlightenment start
- vs british
- of 1793 boundries set between colonists and
- when did the Enlightenment begin
- prison that was raided
- where did locke think a government wasformed
- americans
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- who forced a peace treaty with France
- a group of colonists
- what caused peasants to riot
- Last battle of the revolution
- Where did King Louis live
- what groups had a major role
- How many estates were there in France
- that taxed printed goods
16 Clues: americans • vs british • American Philosophe • a group of colonists • prison that was raided • that taxed printed goods • Where did King Louis live • what caused peasants to riot • what groups had a major role • Last battle of the revolution • when did the Enlightenment begin • where did the Enlightenment start • who forced a peace treaty with France • ...
LitFest 2012-09-26
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- literature
- communication
- workshop
- performances
- expression
- information
- lectures
- engage
- writing
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- discourse
- discussions
- reading
- wisdom
- exchange
- enlightenment
- heritage
- culture
- exhibition
- dialogue
- society
- ideas
- art
22 Clues: art • ideas • wisdom • engage • reading • culture • society • writing • exchange • heritage • workshop • dialogue • lectures • discourse • literature • exhibition • expression • discussions • information • performances • enlightenment • communication
Enlightenment Choice Board 2022-03-09
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- One of the main french philosophers
- quality of having knowledge and experience
- the ability to read and write
- A time when philosophers developed/encouraged new ideas
- what age is the enlightenment period known as
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- When did the enlightenment period start
- philosophers during the enlightenment period believed they woud create a better ____
- a form of government that has kings and queens
- being free in a society
- philosopher who endowed the natural rights to life
- the major legacy of enlightenment
- Located in the continent Europe, also known as the United Kingdom
- first stage of enlightenment
- development to a better result
- Located in North America, also known as U.S.A.
15 Clues: being free in a society • first stage of enlightenment • the ability to read and write • development to a better result • the major legacy of enlightenment • One of the main french philosophers • When did the enlightenment period start • quality of having knowledge and experience • what age is the enlightenment period known as • a form of government that has kings and queens • ...
enlightenment 2017-03-07
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- was the inventor of the scientific method
- father of liberalism
- Austrian composer Wolfgang Mozart created a string of operas, concertos, symphonies and sonatas that profoundly shaped classical music.
- a method of procedure that has characterized natural science since the 17th century, consisting in systematic observation, measurement, and experiment, and the formulation, testing, and modification of hypotheses.
- the release of punishment from your sins
- made the heliocentric model of the universe.
- he is best known for his laws of planetary motion
- a person who seeks wisdom or enlightenment; a scholar or a thinker
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- 3 major laws of motion
- He invented an improved telescope that let him observe and describe the moons of Jupiter, the rings of Saturn, the phases of Venus, sunspots and the rugged lunar surface.
- sun-centered model of the universe
- the social contract
- a system of thought expounded by rene descartes based on the belief that reason is the chief source of knowledge
- “I exist.” From this sprang his most famous quote: “I think; therefore I am.”
- Disputation on the Power of Indulgences are a list of propositions for an academic disputation written in 1517 by Martin Luther
- having or representing the earth as the center
- a period when philosophers believed that they could apply the scientific method and use reason to explain human nature logically.
17 Clues: the social contract • father of liberalism • 3 major laws of motion • sun-centered model of the universe • the release of punishment from your sins • was the inventor of the scientific method • made the heliocentric model of the universe. • having or representing the earth as the center • he is best known for his laws of planetary motion • ...
Enlightenment 2021-10-04
Across
- American Philosophe
- where did the Enlightenment start
- vs british
- of 1793 boundries set between colonists and
- when did the Enlightenment begin
- prison that was raided
- where did locke think a government wasformed
- americans
Down
- who forced a peace treaty with France
- a group of colonists
- what caused peasants to riot
- Last battle of the revolution
- Where did King Louis live
- what groups had a major role
- How many estates were there in France
- that taxed printed goods
16 Clues: americans • vs british • American Philosophe • a group of colonists • prison that was raided • that taxed printed goods • Where did King Louis live • what caused peasants to riot • what groups had a major role • Last battle of the revolution • when did the Enlightenment begin • where did the Enlightenment start • who forced a peace treaty with France • ...
enlightenment 2021-10-09
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- king louis lived here
- also known as social class
- what was wrong with the voting system
- machine with a heavy blade
- the year queen antoinette was killed
- charlotte corday started it
- what happened to king louis
- these people would make riots
- how many social classes did france have
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- two groups were executed
- earned a nickname from her wealth
- people were executed because of this
- had a problem when he became king
- ended the french revolution
- prison that was raided in 1789
- what percent of france were peasants
16 Clues: king louis lived here • two groups were executed • also known as social class • machine with a heavy blade • ended the french revolution • charlotte corday started it • what happened to king louis • these people would make riots • prison that was raided in 1789 • earned a nickname from her wealth • had a problem when he became king • people were executed because of this • ...
great awakening and enlightenment crossword puzzle 2021-01-28
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- ________ founded the methodist form of religion
- famous for his sermon "sinners in the hands of an angry god"
- the enlightenment occured in ________
- ______ played a major role in the development of our government
- the first great awakening took place here
- the great awakening began with _______ in europe and moved to america
- john locke: father of enlightenment ______
- famous for developing separation of powers
- thoughts and ideas were often spread in ______
- our __________ is based on the ideas of john locke
- _______: rely on virtue
- a _______ should be allowed to regulate trade
- ________ challenged the divine right philosophy
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- _______ are created free and equal
- _______ was considered the father of enlightenment
- three main forms of government, each supported by social "________"
- john locke helped develop key ideas within a ________ system
- the ______ was not affected by the enlightenment
- the great awakening focuses on religious _________
- separation of powers is the best way to protect _________
- big name preacher in london
- _____ should be a check to _______
- life, liberty and pursuit of ______
- the great awakening was a ______ revival
- the great awakening birthed deep ______ convictions
- the enlightenment focuses on __________ more than religious issues
- ________: rely on fear
- ________: rely on honor
- a movement rooted in spiritual growth
- _______ was a fundamental idea of the enlightenment
30 Clues: ________: rely on fear • ________: rely on honor • _______: rely on virtue • big name preacher in london • _______ are created free and equal • _____ should be a check to _______ • life, liberty and pursuit of ______ • the enlightenment occured in ________ • a movement rooted in spiritual growth • the great awakening was a ______ revival • ...
Enlightenment 2019-03-26
Across
- Till min kära dotter, ifall jag hade någon
- Svensk kung som bildade Svenska akademien
- Numera bråkig samhällsinstitution. Grundad av G.III
- Avrättningsapparat
- Hedvig Charlotta hette hon i förnamn, men vad var hennes efternamn?
- vanliga statsöverhuvuden under 1700-talet
- Vem sa: "Människan föds som ett oskrivet ark."
- En veckodag, tillika Robinsons bästa vän
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- Erfarenhet och sinnesintryck som ligger till grund för en slutledning.Uppkom under upplysningen
- en tidsperiod där vetenskap, revolutioner och Robinson Crusoe fanns
- Han skrev "Emile", boken om barnuppfostran
- Två revolutioner under 1700-talet
- Så många stater gjorde uppror mot britterna i Amerika
- Han kallades "blomsterkungen"
- Inte Fahrenheit, men en temperaturskala ändå
- Vem sa: Krossa den skändliga!
16 Clues: Avrättningsapparat • Han kallades "blomsterkungen" • Vem sa: Krossa den skändliga! • Två revolutioner under 1700-talet • En veckodag, tillika Robinsons bästa vän • Svensk kung som bildade Svenska akademien • vanliga statsöverhuvuden under 1700-talet • Till min kära dotter, ifall jag hade någon • Han skrev "Emile", boken om barnuppfostran • ...
Buddhism and Hinduism School Crossword 2022-12-09
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- another word for enlightenment
- warriors in the caste system
- job in the caste
- reborn into a new body
- same path as Buddha to enlightenment
- class ranking
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- highest rank in the caste system
- the Buddha
- more modern way to enlightenment
- before enlightenment help others
- your actions influence your future
- being harsh to your body
- types of Buddhism
- middle of caste system
- another word for untouchables
15 Clues: the Buddha • class ranking • job in the caste • types of Buddhism • reborn into a new body • middle of caste system • being harsh to your body • warriors in the caste system • another word for untouchables • another word for enlightenment • highest rank in the caste system • more modern way to enlightenment • before enlightenment help others • your actions influence your future • ...
Enlightenment 2017-03-06
Across
- who was one of the most important and influential philosophers ever.
- A period when philosophers used reason and the scientific method to discover more about human nature.
- who was Born in 1564 in Pisa
- Who is also known as Cartesius, worked as a philosopher and mathematician.
- It wasn't until he lay on his deathbed at the age of 70 that Copernicus published his book
- Who was an Austrian composer (a writer of music)
- His ideas about motion and gravity are very important to the science of physics.
- What holds, in contrast to empiricism, that it is reason, not experience, that is most important for our acquisition of knowledge.
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- He was a French philosopher and writer of the Age of Enlightenment.
- Someone who studies wisdom, love to study
- Who played a key role in the scientific revolution that occurred in the 17th century, contributing a number of scientific breakthroughs including his famous laws of planetary motion
- What was the first proposed by an astronomer and mathematician named Aristarchus of Samos, in the 3rd century
- who is an English Philosopher, used the ideas of Aristotelian to promote the application of induction
- what is important because it is an evidence-based method for acquiring knowledge.
- What is an astronomical theory which describes the universe as a Geocentric system
15 Clues: who was Born in 1564 in Pisa • Someone who studies wisdom, love to study • Who was an Austrian composer (a writer of music) • He was a French philosopher and writer of the Age of Enlightenment. • who was one of the most important and influential philosophers ever. • Who is also known as Cartesius, worked as a philosopher and mathematician. • ...
Enlightenment 2017-03-06
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- The person who proposed the theory of gravity
- Known as the father of Modern western philosophy/ideas
- A philosopher mainly known for his famous rights of man
- One of the first people to propose that the sun was at the center instead of the earth
- the procedure we have used since the 17th century
- A mathmetician/engineer who made the telescope and discovered things we dint know.
- a belief or theory that opinions and actions should be based on reason and knowledge rather than on religious belief or emotional response.
- A mathmetician who was an important role in the scientific revolution
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- Having the earth as the center of the universe
- A philosopher of the 1800s
- a European intellectual movement of the late 17th and 18th centuries emphasizing reason and individualism
- A philosopher of the 15-1600s
- A composer during the late 1700s
- Having the sun as the center of the universe
- Someone who studies wisdom, love to study
15 Clues: A philosopher of the 1800s • A philosopher of the 15-1600s • A composer during the late 1700s • Someone who studies wisdom, love to study • Having the sun as the center of the universe • The person who proposed the theory of gravity • Having the earth as the center of the universe • the procedure we have used since the 17th century • ...
Enlightenment 2021-10-05
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- Life,Liberty,Property
- a war primarily caused or justified by differences in religion
- a movement between 1650-1800
- Boston Tea party
- thought they where chosen by god
- Tea Act
- social contrat
- a loosely organized clandestine political organization
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- Enlightenment
- war about social classes
- General
- Queen of france
- King of france
- formal female association that was formed in 1765
- a heavy machine with a sharp blade that used to execute somebody
15 Clues: General • Tea Act • Enlightenment • King of france • social contrat • Queen of france • Boston Tea party • Life,Liberty,Property • war about social classes • a movement between 1650-1800 • thought they where chosen by god • formal female association that was formed in 1765 • a loosely organized clandestine political organization • ...
Enlightenment 2021-03-08
Across
- a representative
- someone that specializes in a subject
- laws that protect citizens freedom
- The English government
- To start something new
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- a sickness that spreads through a region or area
- to get something from somewhere
- Advanced mathematics
- A fake name
- logic
- The force that pulls objects towards each other
- The love of wisdom
- The force that holds us down on the floor
- a person in government that holds lots of power
- To help an enemy against your country
15 Clues: logic • A fake name • a representative • The love of wisdom • Advanced mathematics • The English government • To start something new • to get something from somewhere • laws that protect citizens freedom • someone that specializes in a subject • To help an enemy against your country • The force that holds us down on the floor • The force that pulls objects towards each other • ...
Enlightenment 2021-03-10
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- To harm or contaminate
- A harness used to restrain work animals; something that takes away people's freedom
- A supporter of king or queen
- An extreme shortage of food that results widespread hunger
- A small mass of metal balls packed into a canvas bag resembling a cluster of grapes, that is a shot from cannon
- To force someone to live outside a place as a punishment
- A revival of ancient Greek and roman ideas, especially in literature,art and etc.
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- A member of a violent, extreme left-wing group during the french revolution
- A period of rule
- A group of people chosen to speak on behalf of a larger group
- A male noble who rules a small territory
- A person who serves as a friend or advisor to a ruler in his or her court
- Large guns that are used to shoot across long distances
- An improvement
- One-tenth of a person's income,paid to support a church
15 Clues: An improvement • A period of rule • To harm or contaminate • A supporter of king or queen • A male noble who rules a small territory • Large guns that are used to shoot across long distances • One-tenth of a person's income,paid to support a church • To force someone to live outside a place as a punishment • An extreme shortage of food that results widespread hunger • ...
Enlightenment 2022-12-07
Across
- found that orbits are elliptical
- father of Chemistry
- said people should be able to change their government
- planets are centered around the sun
- taught everything was from God
- incorporated mathematics into science
- traveled around the U.S.
- gas laws dude
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- developed a vaccine for smallpox
- type of reasoning that goes from general to specific conclusions
- focuses on human anatomy
- found out that the heart pumps blood
- Type of reasoning that goes from a specific to the general conclusion
- Free speech
- humans decide what is true
15 Clues: Free speech • gas laws dude • father of Chemistry • focuses on human anatomy • traveled around the U.S. • humans decide what is true • taught everything was from God • developed a vaccine for smallpox • found that orbits are elliptical • planets are centered around the sun • found out that the heart pumps blood • incorporated mathematics into science • ...
Enlightenment 2023-09-20
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- believed people are naturally greedy.
- the state of being free within society.
- wrote Two Treaties of Government in 1690
- where philosophers often gather meetings.
- a group of thinkers who believed in reason, liberty, and natural law.
- accept or endure.
- concerned with how to protect liberty from a bad government
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- manner of controlling or regulating a nation, organization
- an a Enlightenment writer
- Didn't believe in torture.
- a king or other ruler with unlimited power.
- the oldest form of government in the UK where there is one person in charge.
- The idea that cats have more - than mice.
- system of rules
- people are good but were corrupted by society.
15 Clues: system of rules • accept or endure. • an a Enlightenment writer • Didn't believe in torture. • believed people are naturally greedy. • the state of being free within society. • wrote Two Treaties of Government in 1690 • where philosophers often gather meetings. • The idea that cats have more - than mice. • a king or other ruler with unlimited power. • ...
enlightment 2023-10-06
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- Checks and Balances
- Government is a contract between rulers and the people to create the best society
- Most influential philosopher; this person fought for freedom of speech
- Tolerance for others was important during the enlightenment/diversity of religion can exist
- A major outcome of the Enlightenment-illustrates what people began to believe in
- Social Gathering
- Enlightenment ideas spurred this 18th century conflict in France
- Absolute Power
- Agreement in which people define and limit their indicidual rights
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- The best form of government has depends on size, climate and other factors
- Declaration of Independence
- Another name for the Enlightenment
- Enlightenment ideas helped spur this 18th century conflict in the United States
- Document that illustrates the ideas of philoshopes
- Enlightenment thinker who believed everyone was born with "natural rights"
15 Clues: Absolute Power • Social Gathering • Checks and Balances • Declaration of Independence • Another name for the Enlightenment • Document that illustrates the ideas of philoshopes • Enlightenment ideas spurred this 18th century conflict in France • Agreement in which people define and limit their indicidual rights • ...
Unit 6 Vocabulary 2022-10-28
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- Declaration of Independence
- Estates-General
- Checks&Balances
- croprotation
- Rousseau
- AdamSmith
- BillofRights
- Marie-Antoinette
- BalanceofPower
- SimonBolivar
- Urbanization
- entrepreneur
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- Philosophe
- HaitianRevolution
- industrialization
- Greatfear
- ToussaintL'Ouverture
- Enlightenment
- factorsofproduction
- OldRegime
- Enlightened
21 Clues: Rousseau • Greatfear • AdamSmith • OldRegime • Philosophe • Enlightened • croprotation • BillofRights • SimonBolivar • Urbanization • entrepreneur • Enlightenment • BalanceofPower • Estates-General • Checks&Balances • Marie-Antoinette • HaitianRevolution • industrialization • factorsofproduction • ToussaintL'Ouverture • Declaration of Independence
The Enlightenment 2025-01-17
Across
- Swift uses mostly _____ in "AMP."
- ____ thousand babies will be held back for breeding.
- A famous Enlightenment author and priest
- The Enlightenment, late 17th-18th __________.
- Solution 10: Put a "spirit of ___" into shopkeepers.
- Satire uses _____ and humor.
- Enlightenment ideas led to the American _____.
- Swift was educated in _______.
- Benefit 1: Swift's proposal will lessen the number of _____.
- Swift was born in ____, Ireland.
- A popular Enlightenment writing structure
- Swift references his ____ friend.
- Adolescent boys are too ____ to eat.
- Infant skin will make "summer ____ for fine gentlemen."
- Ireland was under ____ control.
- The ____ Revolution led to the Enlightenment.
- Solution 6: "[Learn] to love our _____."
- Benefit 2: The poor will have something ____.
- Swift suggested eating _____.
- Solution 1: Tax ___ landlords.
- Solution 8: Don't "sell our country and consciences for ____."
- A hallmark of the Enlightenment
- Benefit 6: Men won't ____ their wives.
- Calling abortion a "horrid practice" is ______.
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- Solution 2: Use goods of "our own growth and ____."
- Swift's famous satirical essay
- The Irish lived in _____.
- Infant skin "will make admirable ____ for ladies."
- The Enlightenment was the Age of __________.
- Benefit 3: The nation's _____ will be increased.
- Weren't allowed to own land or run for office
- Benefit 4: Women won't have to ____ their children.
- The ____ will eat the children.
- Ireland experienced a potato ______.
- Swift wrote "AMP" to ____ the Irish.
- Referencing a French physician is ______.
- The purpose of satire is social ___________.
- An intellectual and philosophical movement
- The landlords have already "____" the parents.
- Swift recommends eating ____ babies (age).
- Solution 3: Reject foreign ____.
- Britain passed ____ that hurt the Irish.
- Benefit 5: There will be more business for _____.
- Swift outlines the _____ benefits of his proposal.
- Swift's tone is ______.
- Solution 9: Teach landlords to have ____ for their tenants.
- Swift refers to women as _____.
- Swift was best known for writing _____.
48 Clues: Swift's tone is ______. • The Irish lived in _____. • Satire uses _____ and humor. • Swift suggested eating _____. • Swift's famous satirical essay • Swift was educated in _______. • Solution 1: Tax ___ landlords. • The ____ will eat the children. • Ireland was under ____ control. • Swift refers to women as _____. • A hallmark of the Enlightenment • ...
AAAAA 2022-10-04
Across
- concertofeurope
- guerilla
- napoleon
- enlightenment
- galileo
- socialcontract
- deism
- estatesgeneral
- salons
- marywollstonecraft
- oldregime
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- baroque
- coupdetat
- voltaire
- guillotine
- reignofterror
- emigres
- montesquieu
- blockade
- nationalassembly
- marieantoinette
- billofrights
- congressofvienna
- legitimacy
- peninsulawar
25 Clues: deism • salons • baroque • emigres • galileo • voltaire • guerilla • napoleon • blockade • coupdetat • oldregime • guillotine • legitimacy • montesquieu • billofrights • peninsulawar • reignofterror • enlightenment • socialcontract • estatesgeneral • concertofeurope • marieantoinette • nationalassembly • congressofvienna • marywollstonecraft
Enlightenment 2019-03-26
Across
- Han kallades "blomsterkungen"
- Han skrev "Emile", boken om barnuppfostran
- en tidsperiod där vetenskap, revolutioner och Robinson Crusoe fanns
- Människan föds som ett oskrivet ark
- Två revolutioner under 1700-talet
- Svensk kung som bildade Svenska akademien
- Hedvig Charlotta hette hon i förnamn, men vad var hennes efternamn?
Down
- Inte Fahrenheit, men en temperaturs ändå
- vanliga statsöverhuvuden under 1700-talet
- Vem sa: Krossa den skändliga!
- En veckodags, tillika Robinsons bästa vän
- Avrättningsapparat
- Numera bråkig samhällsinstitution. Grundad av G.III
- Erfarenhet och sinnesintryck som ligger till grund för en slutledning.Uppkom under upplysningen
- Till min kära dotter, ifall jag hade någon
- Så många stater gjorde uppror mot britterna i Amerika
16 Clues: Avrättningsapparat • Han kallades "blomsterkungen" • Vem sa: Krossa den skändliga! • Två revolutioner under 1700-talet • Människan föds som ett oskrivet ark • Inte Fahrenheit, men en temperaturs ändå • vanliga statsöverhuvuden under 1700-talet • En veckodags, tillika Robinsons bästa vän • Svensk kung som bildade Svenska akademien • Han skrev "Emile", boken om barnuppfostran • ...
Enlightenment 2022-09-16
Across
- this colonist wrote the Declaration of Independence
- a series of steps for forming and testing scientific theories
- an intellectual movement that stressed reason, thought, and the power of the individual to solve problems
- this Enlightenment thinker organized all other Enlightenment thinkers thoughts into the Encyclopedia
- a term used for social critics of the Enlightenment
- this Enlightenment thinker believed people were naturally wicked and selfish
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- developed the theories of motion and gravity
- this Enlightenment thinker believed everyone deserved natural rights
- this Enlightenment thinker had a big influence on the first amendment
- this was the United States' first attempt at a Constitution
- this Enlightenment thinker supported the idea of Separation of Powers
- this Enlightenment thinker encouraged women to join male dominated job fields
12 Clues: developed the theories of motion and gravity • this colonist wrote the Declaration of Independence • a term used for social critics of the Enlightenment • this was the United States' first attempt at a Constitution • a series of steps for forming and testing scientific theories • this Enlightenment thinker believed everyone deserved natural rights • ...
Enlightenment 2022-12-07
Across
- father of modern chemistry
- advocated pantheism
- trained pietist pastors
- applied mathematics to the study of the universe
- smallpox vaccination
- unitarian minister
- best known astronomer
- orbits are elliptical
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- leader of moravians
- preaching tours
- composer of music
- men could change the government
- promoted piety
- law of inverse gas pressure
- pro free speech
15 Clues: promoted piety • preaching tours • pro free speech • composer of music • unitarian minister • leader of moravians • advocated pantheism • smallpox vaccination • best known astronomer • orbits are elliptical • trained pietist pastors • father of modern chemistry • law of inverse gas pressure • men could change the government • applied mathematics to the study of the universe
enlightenment 2022-12-07
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- composer of music
- advocated pantheism
- scientific discoveries and philosophical ideas gave rise to a spirit of optimism and hope for the future
- vaccine for smallpox
- Father of Modern Chemistry
- law of inverse gas
- social contract
- wrote On the Fabric of the Human Body
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- best-known astronomer in history
- leader of the Moravians
- studied the heart and the circulation of blood
- promoted piety in Germany
- planets' orbits are elliptical
- applied mathematics to the study of the universe
- French supporter of the Enlightenment and critic of society
15 Clues: social contract • composer of music • law of inverse gas • advocated pantheism • vaccine for smallpox • leader of the Moravians • promoted piety in Germany • Father of Modern Chemistry • planets' orbits are elliptical • best-known astronomer in history • wrote On the Fabric of the Human Body • studied the heart and the circulation of blood • ...
Enlightenment 2017-03-06
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- argued that every person was born with a tabula rasa or blank mind
- was the most famous philosopher of the later Enlightenment
- First European to make regular observation of the of the heavens using a telescope.
- A systematic procedure for collecting and analyzing evidence.
- A German mathematician, took the next step in destroying the Ptolemaic system.
- wrote the major work of Mathematical principles of Natural Philosophy and gave the universal law of gravitation
- A period when philosophers used reason and the scientific method to discover more about human nature
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- Conception of the universe offered a more accurate explanation than did the Ptolemaic system.
- A native Poland, published his famous book, On the Revolution of the Heavenly Spheres.
- Descartes's new system , famous work was Discourse on Method
- English philosopher with a few scientific credentials.
- Belief the reason is the chief source of knowledge
- Places Earth in the center of the universe
- He was a composer that wrote music for the people. His father encouraged him to be a composer. age 6 was his first concert.
- Someone who studies wisdom, love to study
15 Clues: Someone who studies wisdom, love to study • Places Earth in the center of the universe • Belief the reason is the chief source of knowledge • English philosopher with a few scientific credentials. • was the most famous philosopher of the later Enlightenment • Descartes's new system , famous work was Discourse on Method • ...
Enlightenment 2017-03-06
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- Someone who studies wisdom, love to study
- He was a French philosopher and writer of the Age of Enlightenment.
- who was Born in 1564 in Pisa
- What holds, in contrast to empiricism, that it is reason, not experience, that is most important for our acquisition of knowledge.
- A period when philosophers used reason and the scientific method to discover more about human nature.
- who was one of the most important and influential philosophers ever.
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- Who played a key role in the scientific revolution that occurred in the 17th century, contributing a number of scientific breakthroughs including his famous laws of planetary motion
- what is important because it is an evidence-based method for acquiring knowledge.
- Who is also known as Cartesius, worked as a philosopher and mathematician.
- It wasn't until he lay on his deathbed at the age of 70 that Copernicus published his book
- who is an English Philosopher, used the ideas of Aristotelian to promote the application of induction
- Who was an Austrian composer (a writer of music)
- What was the first proposed by an astronomer and mathematician named Aristarchus of Samos, in the 3rd century
- What is an astronomical theory which describes the universe as a Geocentric system
- His ideas about motion and gravity are very important to the science of physics.
15 Clues: who was Born in 1564 in Pisa • Someone who studies wisdom, love to study • Who was an Austrian composer (a writer of music) • He was a French philosopher and writer of the Age of Enlightenment. • who was one of the most important and influential philosophers ever. • Who is also known as Cartesius, worked as a philosopher and mathematician. • ...
Enlightenment 2017-03-06
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- Sir Isaac Newton PRS was an English mathematician, astronomer, and physicist who is widely recognised as one of the most influential scientists of all time and a key figure in the scientific revolution.
- Francis Bacon, 1st Viscount St Alban, PC KC was an English philosopher, statesman, scientist, jurist, orator, and author.
- Nicolaus Copernicus was a Renaissance mathematician and astronomer who formulated a model of the universe that placed the Sun rather than the Earth at the center of the universe
- René Descartes was a French philosopher, mathematician, and scientist. Dubbed the father of modern western philosophy, much of subsequent Western philosophy is a response to his writings, which are studied closely to this day.
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- John Locke FRS was an English philosopher and physician, widely regarded as one of the most influential of Enlightenment thinkers and commonly known as the "Father of Liberalism"
- Someone who studies wisdom, loves to study
- a period when philosophers believed that they could apply the scientific method and use reason to explain human nature logically
- having or representing the earth as the center, as in former astronomical systems.
- Johannes Kepler was a German mathematician, astronomer, and astrologer. A key figure in the 17th-century scientific revolution, he is best known for his laws of planetary motion
- Jean-Jacques Rousseau was a Francophone Genevan philosopher, writer, and composer of the 18th century.
- Galileo Galilei was an Italian polymath: astronomer, physicist, engineer, philosopher, and mathematician. He played a major role in the scientific revolution of the seventeenth century
- a belief or theory that opinions and actions should be based on reason and knowledge rather than on religious belief or emotional response.
- a method of procedure for science, consisting in systematic observation, measurement, and experiment, and the formulation, testing, and modification of hypotheses.
- having or representing the sun as the center, as in the accepted astronomical model of the solar system.
- He composed more than 600 works, many acknowledged as pinnacles of symphonic, concertante, chamber, operatic, and choral music.
15 Clues: Someone who studies wisdom, loves to study • having or representing the earth as the center, as in former astronomical systems. • Jean-Jacques Rousseau was a Francophone Genevan philosopher, writer, and composer of the 18th century. • having or representing the sun as the center, as in the accepted astronomical model of the solar system. • ...
Enlightenment 2021-10-04
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- recently ennobled commoner
- monetary instrument
- Sparsely inhabited rural areas
- area of jurisdiction
- French philosophes system of faith
- elevated the field
- gabions
- A line of trees
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- the habit of being self-reliant
- restrictions in feudal tenure
- developed a political idea
- iron chest
- belief in profitable trading
- wait for an unexpected attack
- structure projecting outward from the curtain wall of a fortification
15 Clues: gabions • iron chest • A line of trees • elevated the field • monetary instrument • area of jurisdiction • recently ennobled commoner • developed a political idea • belief in profitable trading • restrictions in feudal tenure • wait for an unexpected attack • Sparsely inhabited rural areas • the habit of being self-reliant • French philosophes system of faith • ...
Enlightenment 2025-02-11
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- an agreement by which people give up their natural state for an organized society
- targeted the church, upperclass, and government with his writing
- wrote, "strengthen the female mind by enlarging it, and there will be an end to blind obedience."
- The Age of Enlightenment represented a turning point from absolute monarchy to
- Concept that the state should not impose government regulations but should leave the economy alone
- Term for philosopher--applied to all intellectuals during the Enlightenment
- The right to govern through the consent of the people.
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- advocated for separation of power
- editor of a controversial encyclopedia
- felt that people were selfish and cruel so they needed an absolute monarch to keep order and peace
- believed that a nation needed fair and speedy trials and needed to get rid of cruel punishments.
- believed people had the right to overthrow the government if they weren't protecting the people they served.
- According to the social contract, where does a democratic government get it's power?
- promoted natural rights (life, liberty, and property)
- separation of powers is intended to protect ___
- believed people were basically good and moral
- Location for people to discuss ideas and philosophies.
17 Clues: advocated for separation of power • editor of a controversial encyclopedia • believed people were basically good and moral • separation of powers is intended to protect ___ • promoted natural rights (life, liberty, and property) • The right to govern through the consent of the people. • Location for people to discuss ideas and philosophies. • ...
history 2025-03-26
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- enlightenment thinker that believed that all people have the right to life liberty and property
- The poor class that started the french revolution
- A prison that was raided during the french revolution.
- A period of chaos with mass murders in the french revolution
- a period where people first started to go against the government.
- An enlightenment thinker that believed in the government not interfering in economics at all.
- a contract where the citizens are loyal to the government in exchange for protection
- A social up rising due to a mass population being poor
- The second highest class during the french revolution.
- The country that Napoleon started his attempt for world denomination.
- Enlightenment thinker that believed that the government is a device for security
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- A theory that says that the entire world revolves around the earth
- a French emperor that wanted to rule the whole world by force.
- Enlightenment thinker that thought that men are born good but are corrupted by the world.
- A rebellion against Britain because of lack of say in government.
- A time where people started to transition from people working in fields to factories.
- Enlightenment thinker that thought that there should be a separation of power in the government.
- A theory that says that the entire world revolves around the sun
- life liberty and _______
- The highest class in the french revolution
20 Clues: life liberty and _______ • The highest class in the french revolution • The poor class that started the french revolution • A prison that was raided during the french revolution. • A social up rising due to a mass population being poor • The second highest class during the french revolution. • A period of chaos with mass murders in the french revolution • ...
american gov 2023-08-14
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- a French judge, man of letters, historian, and political philosophe
- French writer who was the embodiment of 18th century Enlightenment (1694-1778)
- salon a place where civilians of all social classes could gather and discuss ideas.
- obtaining something through family ties
- the kind of authority a king had over citizens
- Scottish Enlightenment philosopher, historian, economist, librarian, and essayist
- Scottish economist and philosopher who was a pioneer in the thinking of political
- an agreement where citizens give up some rights in exchange for government protection
- a place where city people gathered to discuss philosophy
- , known for most of his life as Gustavus Vassa, was a writer and abolitionist from, according to his memoir
- s a French philosopher, art critic, and writer, best known for serving as co-founder
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- the French word for "philosopher,
- rousseau Genevan philosopher, writer, and composer. His political philosophy influenced the progress of the Age of Enlightenment
- the idea that a country's leader should be chosen by the citizens in a general election
- a German philosopher and one of the central Enlightenment thinkers.
- German-Jewish philosopher and theologian
- american document that recognized natural rights
- an agreement where citizens give up some rights in exchange for government protection
- the rights to life,liberty,property, and the freedom to find happiness
- some enlightenment thinkers were afraid of this
20 Clues: the French word for "philosopher, • obtaining something through family ties • German-Jewish philosopher and theologian • the kind of authority a king had over citizens • some enlightenment thinkers were afraid of this • american document that recognized natural rights • a place where city people gathered to discuss philosophy • ...
enlightenment 2021-03-11
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- an organization that controls a nation
- a sudden change in politics
- thinking about thinking
- the force pulling objects down
- a belief that someone has
- when you have to be what your ancestors where
- study of the natural world
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- someone who makes things that have not yet been made by anyone
- A era in which philosophy was used to gain knowledge
- the customs of a location
- when your opinion is not based off of religion
- beliefs that have been transferred for generations
- no one has control over you
- nations fighting each other for something
- when the government doesn't control the trade market
15 Clues: thinking about thinking • the customs of a location • a belief that someone has • study of the natural world • a sudden change in politics • no one has control over you • the force pulling objects down • an organization that controls a nation • nations fighting each other for something • when you have to be what your ancestors where • ...
Enlightenment 2017-03-06
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- Having or representing the earth as the center, as in former astronomical systems.
- A person engaged or learned in philosophy, especially as an academic discipline.
- Wrote the Discourse on the Origins of the Inequality of Mankind and The Social Contract, believed that women should learn about being a mother and a wife
- Child Prodigy, had his first concert at the age of 6, and wrote The Marriage of Figaro
- A German mathematician, astronomer, and astrologer and was a important person in scientific revolution. Known for is 3 laws of planetary motion.
- Having or representing the sun as the center, as in the accepted astronomical model of the solar system.
- English philosopher, believed that scientists shouold not rely on ideas of ancient authorites
- Believed that people were molded by experiences, argued that everyone was born with a blank mind
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- A method of procedure consisting in systematic observation, measurement, and experiment, and the formulation, testing, and modification of hypotheses.
- Philosopher, wrote Discourse on Method, father of rationalism
- A Renaissance mathematician and astronomer who formulated a model of the universe that placed the Sun rather than the Earth at the center of the universe
- An English mathematician, astronomer, and physicist
- A period when philosophers believed that they could apply the scientific method and use reason to explain human nature logically.
- An Italian astronomer, physicist, engineer, philosopher, and mathematician and father of observational astronomy, father of modern physics, father of scientific method, and father of science
- Belief that reason is the chief source of knowledge
15 Clues: An English mathematician, astronomer, and physicist • Belief that reason is the chief source of knowledge • Philosopher, wrote Discourse on Method, father of rationalism • A person engaged or learned in philosophy, especially as an academic discipline. • Having or representing the earth as the center, as in former astronomical systems. • ...
Enlightenment 2012-10-05
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- social gatherings where ideas were exchanged
- absolute rulers who used power to bring about change
- people in their natural state are good. Society corrupts.
- "My trade is to say what I think"
- the separation of powers protects liberty
- elegant, personal art
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- lovers of wisdom
- wrote "The Wealth of Nations"
- wrote the "Encyclopedia"
- grand, colorful works of art
- called for equal education for boys and girls
- long works of prose fiction
- people enter into a social contract
- people have natural rights
- laws laws that govern human nature
15 Clues: lovers of wisdom • elegant, personal art • wrote the "Encyclopedia" • people have natural rights • long works of prose fiction • grand, colorful works of art • wrote "The Wealth of Nations" • "My trade is to say what I think" • laws laws that govern human nature • people enter into a social contract • the separation of powers protects liberty • ...
Enlightenment 2024-01-23
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- A book about horrors and injustice
- Sent to the Bastille prison; wrote Candide
- Expressed optimism about the future of Jews in Europe
- Had 9 out of 14 salons in the city
- A jurist that published the Persian Letters
- People realized this was bad and cruel and it was abolished
- Written by Jean-Jacques Rousseau; “general will”
- A book on the status of women and rights, etc.
- Get-togethers in homes to here about the latest things in life
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- A freed slave that described the Middle Passage
- A book about a boy who grew up in the country
- Said global wealth was static; states could increase wealth by taking it
- Born in a watchmaking family; wrote Emile
- An idea that old ideas had to be investigated to see if they were still valuable
- Said every person should think for themselves
15 Clues: A book about horrors and injustice • Had 9 out of 14 salons in the city • Born in a watchmaking family; wrote Emile • Sent to the Bastille prison; wrote Candide • A jurist that published the Persian Letters • A book about a boy who grew up in the country • Said every person should think for themselves • A book on the status of women and rights, etc. • ...
Enlightenment 2023-09-19
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- An Italian wrote a book called "On crimes and punishments"
- an agreement between society and the gov which people give up freedom for safety
- Ex:some kings ended the use of torture, started universities and use religious tolerance. Wanting to keep the people happy without losing their power.
- most famous novel was Candide
- believed the purpose of government was to protect peoples natural rights
- Philosophers often gathered in informal meetings, called __ there they exchanged and debated ideas for hours
- "I think,therefore I am"
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- rights that people have simply for being human
- a form of gov in which the kings power is limited by a basic set of laws, or constitution
- a list of basic rights a government must protect
- in 1702 wrote that the new century "will become more enlightened day by day, so that all previous centuries will be lost in darkness by comparison"
- People believed in them but not in a specific church or holy book
- believed people are naturally selfish, cruel and greedy
- a scholar or thinker
- like locke was concerned with how to protect liberty from bad gov.
15 Clues: a scholar or thinker • "I think,therefore I am" • most famous novel was Candide • rights that people have simply for being human • a list of basic rights a government must protect • believed people are naturally selfish, cruel and greedy • An Italian wrote a book called "On crimes and punishments" • People believed in them but not in a specific church or holy book • ...
Elightenment 2022-12-15
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- the 9th + 10th amendments led to the _____.
- articles only a ¨____ _____ of friendship¨
- enlightenment ideas are seen in the
- during christ
- a 13/13 vote was required to make ______.
- Which time period influenced our government
- the police cannot just take you and hold you
- which document had 8 weaknesses
- which document limited the power of the king
- a break up with the king
- a court decision/rule to be followed in the future
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- one of the key figures in political debates of the enlightenment period
- protection of rights + trial by jury are rights in this document
- Which vote out of 13 was required to pass laws
- the enlightenment influenced people throughout the 13 _______.
- life, liberty, pursuit of happiness
- John Locke created this
- what approved the constitution?
- complaint,ex:taxation without representation
- before christ
20 Clues: during christ • before christ • John Locke created this • a break up with the king • what approved the constitution? • which document had 8 weaknesses • enlightenment ideas are seen in the • life, liberty, pursuit of happiness • a 13/13 vote was required to make ______. • articles only a ¨____ _____ of friendship¨ • the 9th + 10th amendments led to the _____. • ...
The Enlightenment 2015-11-16
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- Art movement derided by Enlightenment critics as frivolous and superficial
- French thinker and author of 'Candide'
- time in which Enlightenment is usually set
- Belief in ghosts and supernatural phenomena attacked by Enlightenment thinkers
- Scientific investigations helping to arrive at the truth
- Object of Enlightenment criticism for its emphasis on faith rather than reason
- Art movement often said to have arisen in reaction to the Enlightenment
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- French writer and author of 'Emile'
- French word for Enlightenment philosophers
- Art movement related to Enlightenment thought and values
- Basis upon which true knowledge was said to rest
- Human faculty to be used to gain an understanding of the world
- French philosopher and one of the compilers of the Encyclopaedia
13 Clues: French writer and author of 'Emile' • French thinker and author of 'Candide' • French word for Enlightenment philosophers • time in which Enlightenment is usually set • Basis upon which true knowledge was said to rest • Art movement related to Enlightenment thought and values • Scientific investigations helping to arrive at the truth • ...
Global 2 in Review 2024-11-27
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- Economic theory prioritizing colonies to benefit the mother country.
- Enlightenment thinker who wrote The Social Contract.
- Priest who initiated Mexico's independence movement.
- Philosopher who argued for natural rights to life, liberty, and property.
- Document outlining government principles; influenced by Enlightenment ideas.
- Enlightenment thinker who applied reason to reform society.
- English word for class of people in Latin America leading independence movements.
- Philosophy emphasizing observation and experience in science.
- Device symbolizing the French Revolution's executions.
- Haitian leader of the only successful slave revolt in history.
- Former Portuguese colony in the Americas, ruled by Pedro I
- Palace where the Estates-General met in 1789.
- Spanish-born colonists who dominated Latin American society.
- Prison stormed during the French Revolution.
- Theory that the sun is at the center of the solar system.
- Philosopher who proposed the separation of powers in government.
- First name of Bolívar, a leader in Latin American revolutions.
- "___ of Terror," radical phase of the French Revolution.
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- Intellectual movement emphasizing reason and individual rights.
- Scientist known for the laws of motion and universal gravitation.
- olitical system where a ruler holds total power.
- Gathering place for Enlightenment thinkers to discuss ideas.
- Argentine general who helped liberate southern South America.
- Revolution marked by new methods and discoveries in science.
- Advocate for freedom of speech and religion during the Enlightenment.
- "The Friend of the _"
- Proposed the heliocentric model of the universe.
- Astronomer who improved the telescope and supported heliocentrism.
- Leader who became emperor after the French Revolution.
- Jewish Enlightenment thinker from Germany
- Last name of the leader of the Haitian Revolution.
31 Clues: "The Friend of the _" • Jewish Enlightenment thinker from Germany • Prison stormed during the French Revolution. • Palace where the Estates-General met in 1789. • olitical system where a ruler holds total power. • Proposed the heliocentric model of the universe. • Last name of the leader of the Haitian Revolution. • Enlightenment thinker who wrote The Social Contract. • ...
Enlightenment Crossword Puzzle 2024-04-15
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- Most salons were organized by ___.
- In 1689, the English set down a new set of rules called the English ___.
- He wrote Two Treatises of Government in 1690.
- believed people are naturally selfish, cruel, and greedy.
- This founding document of the US was influenced by the Englightenment
- Enlightenment thinkers rejected this
- Locke was in favor of ____.
- Enlightenment thinkers believed humans were capable of discovering ___ for themselves.
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- The Enlightenment grew out of the Renaissance, Reformation, and the ____.
- Wrote the Spirit of the Law
- Another name for the Enlightenment (slide 1)
- were created to protect people from their own selfishness.
- Philosophers often gathered in informal meetings, called ____.
- “I think, therefore I am.”
- Book written by Hobbes
- Enlightenment thinkers also felt that ____ should have a say in their government.
16 Clues: Book written by Hobbes • “I think, therefore I am.” • Wrote the Spirit of the Law • Locke was in favor of ____. • Most salons were organized by ___. • Enlightenment thinkers rejected this • Another name for the Enlightenment (slide 1) • He wrote Two Treatises of Government in 1690. • believed people are naturally selfish, cruel, and greedy. • ...
Enlightenment 2022-12-07
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- One of the best-known preachers that traveled many places
- Type of reasoning that goes from specific to general cases
- German professor that helped lead the training of Pietist pastors and missionaries
- "Father of Romanticism" believed that people are good by nature
- "Father of Modern Chemistry"
- Type of reasoning, starting at a simple premise, with careful logic, can end with another more complex truth
- One of the leading advocates for the inductive method of reasoning
- Established use of chemicals to treat illness
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- French leading figure, loud critic of societal abuse
- German Lutheran minister that organized a bible study at his house.
- Created the first successful vaccine
- The theory that the sun is the center of the solar system.
- Astronomer that taught orbit is elliptical, not circular
- Bible interpreter demanded that reason judge if a Bible passage is true or not
- The "Father of Anatomy"
15 Clues: The "Father of Anatomy" • "Father of Modern Chemistry" • Created the first successful vaccine • Established use of chemicals to treat illness • French leading figure, loud critic of societal abuse • Astronomer that taught orbit is elliptical, not circular • One of the best-known preachers that traveled many places • ...
Enlightenment 2017-03-06
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- A composer during the late 1700s
- A philosopher mainly known for his famous rights of man
- Having the earth as the center of the universe
- A mathematician/engineer who made the telescope and discovered things we dint know.
- a European intellectual movement of the late 17th and 18th centuries emphasizing reason and individualism
- A philosopher of the 1800s
- A philosopher of the 15-1600s
- A mathematician who was an important role in the scientific revolution
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- Having the sun as the center of the universe
- the procedure we have used since the 17th century
- a belief or theory that opinions and actions should be based on reason and knowledge rather than on religious belief or emotional response.
- One of the first people to propose that the sun was at the center instead of the earth
- Known as the father of Modern western philosophy/ideas
- The person who proposed the theory of gravity
- Someone who studies wisdom, love to study
15 Clues: A philosopher of the 1800s • A philosopher of the 15-1600s • A composer during the late 1700s • Someone who studies wisdom, love to study • Having the sun as the center of the universe • The person who proposed the theory of gravity • Having the earth as the center of the universe • the procedure we have used since the 17th century • ...
Enlightenment 2021-10-05
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- The war between Great Britain and its American colonies
- believed people should have a social contract between themselves and their leader
- Another name for the Nobles
- He believed in government rule only with the consent of the people
- A document that was written up and signed by Thomas Jefferson on July 4,1776
- Referred to as the "Age of Reason" and lasted 1650-1800
- The new government that the third estate formed
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- A major change in government that began in 1789
- Examples of this were the Tea Act and the Townshend Act
- The battle that officially began the war often referred to as "The Shot heard Round the World"
- Examples of this are the Boston Massacre and the Boston Tea Party
- The prison that got raided on July 14, 1789
- The people believed that kings and queens got their right to rule because they were chosen by this person
- Another name for the social classes in France
- The part of the world that the Enlightenment began
15 Clues: Another name for the Nobles • The prison that got raided on July 14, 1789 • Another name for the social classes in France • A major change in government that began in 1789 • The new government that the third estate formed • The part of the world that the Enlightenment began • Examples of this were the Tea Act and the Townshend Act • ...
Enlightenment 2021-10-05
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- Life,Liberty,Property
- a war primarily caused or justified by differences in religion
- a movement between 1650-1800
- Boston Tea party
- thought they where chosen by god
- Tea Act
- social contrat
- a loosely organized clandestine political organization
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- Enlightenment
- war about social classes
- General
- Queen of france
- King of france
- formal female association that was formed in 1765
- a heavy machine with a sharp blade that used to execute somebody
15 Clues: General • Tea Act • Enlightenment • King of france • social contrat • Queen of france • Boston Tea party • Life,Liberty,Property • war about social classes • a movement between 1650-1800 • thought they where chosen by god • formal female association that was formed in 1765 • a loosely organized clandestine political organization • ...
Enlightenment 2021-03-08
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- wanting change
- another word for pandemic, decease spreading
- a thriving student, someone in collage is a _____
- the thing keeping me on earth
- i believe the worst will happen this summer
- the love of reason and study
- someone is trying to be a ruler over others brutally
- Earth has more ____ than the moon
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- helping your enemies or going behind the backs of others
- the ______ for playing cards is because it is fun
- announcing something new
- using your resources to get items
- I do not have religious duties to follow out, I am not a _____
- mathematics focused on advanced change
- to deal with something or accept something difficult
15 Clues: wanting change • announcing something new • the love of reason and study • the thing keeping me on earth • using your resources to get items • Earth has more ____ than the moon • mathematics focused on advanced change • i believe the worst will happen this summer • another word for pandemic, decease spreading • the ______ for playing cards is because it is fun • ...
Enlightenment 2014-05-12
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- Enlightenment is also known as age of ____.
- Beccaria developed the idea of abolishment of ____.
- Montequieu developed the idea of separation of ____.
- What did Jean Jacques Rousseau write?
- The social critics in mid-1700s in France were known as ____.
- Cesare Bonesana Beccaria turned thoughts to the ____ system.
- Beccaria believed that capital punishment should be ____.
- Francois published more than 70 books using the pen named ____.
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- ____ over simplified the British system.
- Voltaire developed the idea of ____ freedom.
- ____ developed the idea of women's equality.
- ____ was passionately committed to individual freedom.
- Beccaria's idea influenced ____ law reformers in Europe and North America.
- Someone who believed that people could learn from experiences.
- According to Locke, all people are born with freedom and ____.
15 Clues: What did Jean Jacques Rousseau write? • ____ over simplified the British system. • Enlightenment is also known as age of ____. • Voltaire developed the idea of ____ freedom. • ____ developed the idea of women's equality. • Beccaria developed the idea of abolishment of ____. • Montequieu developed the idea of separation of ____. • ...
Enlightenment 2014-05-12
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- Enlightenment is also known as age of ____.
- According to Locke, all people are born with freedom and ____.
- Francois published more than 70 books using the pen named ____.
- What did Jean Jacques Rousseau write?
- Cesare Bonesana Beccaria turned thoughts to the ____ system.
- The social critics in mid-1700s in France were known as ____.
- ____ over simplified the British system.
- Beccaria believed that capital punishment should be ____.
- Beccaria developed the idea of abolishment of ____.
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- Beccaria's idea influenced ____ law reformers in Europe and North America.
- Montequieu developed the idea of separation of ____.
- Voltaire developed the idea of ____ freedom.
- ____ developed the idea of women's equality.
- ____ was passionately committed to individual freedom.
- Someone who believed that people could learn from experiences.
15 Clues: What did Jean Jacques Rousseau write? • ____ over simplified the British system. • Enlightenment is also known as age of ____. • Voltaire developed the idea of ____ freedom. • ____ developed the idea of women's equality. • Beccaria developed the idea of abolishment of ____. • Montequieu developed the idea of separation of ____. • ...
Enlightenment 2021-11-21
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- Country where Voltaire was from.
- During the enlightenment applied reason and logic to all aspect of society including ________
- Enlightened thinker who believed government's job was to protect natural rights (life, liberty and property)
- ____________ rights that you are inherently born with.
- Wrote "The Social Contract". Believed the only good government was freely formed by the people and guided by the general will of society
- Believed in ending torture and the death penalty for criminals
- Belief in God on rational grounds.
- Many kingdoms in Europe were still ruled by ______________ ______________.
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- In Europe during the 1600s and 1700s there was more food, less deaths, more trade. The times were ______________
- to gain new knowledge or information
- Many people in Europe learned how to read and began sharing ____________.
- Believed people had the right to freedom of thought, religion and expression.
- Also known as the age of enlightenment
- Country where John Locke was from.
- Wollstonecraft Wrote: The Vindication of the Rights of Women
15 Clues: Country where Voltaire was from. • Country where John Locke was from. • Belief in God on rational grounds. • to gain new knowledge or information • Also known as the age of enlightenment • ____________ rights that you are inherently born with. • Wollstonecraft Wrote: The Vindication of the Rights of Women • Believed in ending torture and the death penalty for criminals • ...
The Enlightenment 2024-06-03
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- An English deist author.
- Expanded Enlightenment ideas to include women and wrote A Vindication of the Rights of Woman.
- Said that human's SON was naturally a state of war: selfish, violent, cruel.
- An Enlightenment thinker that believed women and men should have equal rights. They wrote the famous Declaration of the Rights of Woman.
- Though not actually a part of the Enlightenment, this philosopher established the foundations of the period with his ideas regarding science and scientific processes.
- German philosopher known for his work The Critique of Pure Reason.
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- Though not actually a part of the Enlightenment, this philosopher established the foundations of it with his belief that people could reason out truths and experience was not essential.
- This person believed in what they called "a general point of view", concerning morals.
- Gave birth to the Romantic movement by questioning the Enlightenment and wrote A Discourse on the Sciences and Arts.
- Was a central thinker of the Scottish Enlightenment and founded the Scottish School of Common Sense.
- From who the principles of life, liberty, and propertystemmedfrom.
- An Irish Enlightenment thinker that fought for freedom of religion for everyone and opposed the Catholic Church.
- A philosopher that fought for freedom of religion and opposed the Catholic Church.
- Wrote Common Sense and The American Crisis, serving as inspiration for the American Revolution and reflecting Enlightenment ideals.
- Inspired by Enlightenment ideals, this person used similar concepts in the document establishing independence from an in-just government.
15 Clues: An English deist author. • From who the principles of life, liberty, and propertystemmedfrom. • German philosopher known for his work The Critique of Pure Reason. • Said that human's SON was naturally a state of war: selfish, violent, cruel. • A philosopher that fought for freedom of religion and opposed the Catholic Church. • ...
enlightenment 2021-09-23
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- bacon
- gravity and motion
- bacteria in tooth scrapings
- dull colors harsh lines
- sun-centered
- founder of modern chemistry
- soft colors wealthy people painting
- heliocentric theory
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- analytical geometry
- scientific method
- vaccine for smallpox
- earth-centered
- proved stuff with math
- perfected the telescope
14 Clues: bacon • sun-centered • earth-centered • scientific method • gravity and motion • analytical geometry • heliocentric theory • vaccine for smallpox • proved stuff with math • perfected the telescope • dull colors harsh lines • bacteria in tooth scrapings • founder of modern chemistry • soft colors wealthy people painting
Enlightenment 2021-12-08
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- Separate Church & State, free speech
- 3 Branches of Government
- Freedoms belonging to all humans from birth
- Natural rights- life, liberty, property
- Physiocrat, Enlightened thinker who worried about the economy
- Lovers of wisdom
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- People have ultimate power
- Focused on economic reforms
- An agreement made by people in which they give up something for an organized Society.
- These govern Human Character
- Thought people were cruel, greedy, selfish.
- Complete power
- Ability to think logically
- Knowledge
14 Clues: Knowledge • Complete power • Lovers of wisdom • 3 Branches of Government • People have ultimate power • Ability to think logically • Focused on economic reforms • These govern Human Character • Separate Church & State, free speech • Natural rights- life, liberty, property • Thought people were cruel, greedy, selfish. • Freedoms belonging to all humans from birth • ...
enlightenment 2020-12-07
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- agreement by which people created a government
- a logical procedure for gathering and testing ideas.
- influential French writer, the Baron de
- people who wanted to discuss politics and ideas.
- idea came from Aristotle
- sun-centered
- way to explain scientific laws
- held a different, more positive, view of human nature.
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- An Italian scientist
- pen that wrote 70 essays and papers
- a new intellectual movement
- liberty.
- a new way of thinking about the natural world.
- devoted himself to the study of
14 Clues: liberty. • sun-centered • An Italian scientist • idea came from Aristotle • a new intellectual movement • way to explain scientific laws • devoted himself to the study of • pen that wrote 70 essays and papers • influential French writer, the Baron de • agreement by which people created a government • a new way of thinking about the natural world. • ...
Enlightenment 2023-02-08
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- thinker who created the social contract
- style of government where a ruler that had complete control of the population
- humans use this to make sense of the world
- believed that people needed a harsh government to control them
- life, liberty, and property
- Era when philosophers questioned the authority of kings and religion
- branch that studies the law
- last name of the inventor of natural rights
- ideas from the enlightenment often led to these conflicts
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- came up with the separation of powers in government
- branch that carries out the law
- branch that makes the laws
- according to some Enlightenment thinkers, people must give their _____ to be governed
- agreement between people to create a government
14 Clues: branch that makes the laws • life, liberty, and property • branch that studies the law • branch that carries out the law • thinker who created the social contract • humans use this to make sense of the world • last name of the inventor of natural rights • agreement between people to create a government • came up with the separation of powers in government • ...
Enlightenment 2022-12-07
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- czar of Russia
- started after tax increase
- years war about religion
- believed humans were born good
- mother country controls its colonies
- discovered the planetary system
- commissioned to write encylopedia
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- enlightened thinker
- believed humans were born selfish
- the 1600s-1800s
- published by Voltaire
- meeting places for philosophers
- woman who believed in education
- presented the three classifications of nature
14 Clues: czar of Russia • the 1600s-1800s • enlightened thinker • published by Voltaire • years war about religion • started after tax increase • believed humans were born good • meeting places for philosophers • woman who believed in education • discovered the planetary system • believed humans were born selfish • commissioned to write encylopedia • mother country controls its colonies • ...
enlightenment 2022-12-21
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- freedoms belonging to all humans from birth
- lovers of wisdom
- these govern human character
- government whose power is defined and limited by law
- information social gathers in which writers, artists, and others exchanged ideas
- focused on economic reforms
- power divided between federal government and the states
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- an agreement made by people in which they give up something for an organized society
- people who supports Britain
- the head of the majority party in Parliament and chief of British government
- complete power
- group of advisors to the executive to help govern
- ability to think logically
- form of literature developed during the Enlightenment
14 Clues: complete power • lovers of wisdom • ability to think logically • people who supports Britain • focused on economic reforms • these govern human character • freedoms belonging to all humans from birth • group of advisors to the executive to help govern • government whose power is defined and limited by law • form of literature developed during the Enlightenment • ...
Enlightenment 2024-11-21
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- Philosopher King should govern
- Education is important
- Absolute Monarchy
- People should be allowed to choose leader
- God chose him “Divine Right”
- supports tolerance, Freedom of speech
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- supports women’s right to education
- God positions everything and everyone
- people have ability to reason
- Government should share equal power
- All people are equal
- supporter of John Locke
- Direct Democracy
- Men are so cruel against us
14 Clues: Direct Democracy • Absolute Monarchy • All people are equal • Education is important • supporter of John Locke • Men are so cruel against us • God chose him “Divine Right” • people have ability to reason • Philosopher King should govern • supports women’s right to education • Government should share equal power • God positions everything and everyone • ...
Buddhism 2018-06-27
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- The classical language in India
- Name for the collection of monks and nuns living in a given geographical location
- Rituals to honour a god or goddess
- The opposite of nirvana
- Enlightenment
- A view that everything is interdependent
- A title meaning awakened
- A term used when an individual who has brought an end to suffering and has reached nirvana
- Impermanence
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- Suffering
- The state in which the true nature of existence is known both intuitively and intellectually
- The origin of Buddhism
- The insubstantiality of all things
- The complete body of the teachings of the Buddha
- The language if Theravada Buddhist texts
- The collection of texts recognised as having authority
- A monk who seeks to attain enlightenment only for himself
- The name given to the collections of books detailing the conduct of monks
- A Buddhist scripture known to be Buddha’s words
- Enlightenment knowledge attained when a person achieves Buddhahood
20 Clues: Suffering • Impermanence • Enlightenment • The origin of Buddhism • The opposite of nirvana • A title meaning awakened • The classical language in India • The insubstantiality of all things • Rituals to honour a god or goddess • The language if Theravada Buddhist texts • A view that everything is interdependent • A Buddhist scripture known to be Buddha’s words • ...
Enlightenment and revolution- William Nicely 2025-01-13
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- Bankers
- A scientist from the enlightenment
- A meeting for the nerds!
- Discovered the laws of gravity
- Freedom
- Used clever ways that got him in trouble
- Divine right
- Logical thinking
- The creation of art and music
- Discovered that Jupider has many moons
- Wrote the declaration of independence
- Simple but elegant
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- Equal rights for women
- Says to abolish monarchy
- The separation of power
- A contract that allows the king to share power
- Created the first Encyclopedia
- Combining all math to make calculus
- Ruled Prussia during the enlightenment
- The theory that the earth is in the center
- The time when a monarchy ruled during the Enlightenment
- A fair system for crime
- Rasional thinking
- A fair system for tax
- The theory that the sun is in the center
- Says about the freedom of rights
26 Clues: Bankers • Freedom • Divine right • Logical thinking • Rasional thinking • Simple but elegant • A fair system for tax • Equal rights for women • The separation of power • A fair system for crime • Says to abolish monarchy • A meeting for the nerds! • The creation of art and music • Created the first Encyclopedia • Discovered the laws of gravity • Says about the freedom of rights • ...
Age of Enlightenment Review 2021-09-28
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- this revolution helped to inspire the Enlightenment
- if the government does not protect people's natural rights John Locke believed that people had a right to do this
- the continent where the Enlightenment began specifically in France and England
- an Enlightenment thinker who wrote that women could gain equality through education
- an Enlightenment philosopher who believed in three separate branches of government (last name only)
- these leaders held absolute power but brought some Enlightenment reforms to the countries they ruled
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- this Enlightenment thinker believed that all people were born free and equal with natural rights.
- a time period in the 1700s where people began to apply reason to social issues and challenge old ideas
- life, liberty and property
- the Enlightenment inspired a revolution in this country
- this Enlightenment philosopher believed in freedom of expression
- author of the Social Contract (last name only)
12 Clues: life, liberty and property • author of the Social Contract (last name only) • this revolution helped to inspire the Enlightenment • the Enlightenment inspired a revolution in this country • this Enlightenment philosopher believed in freedom of expression • the continent where the Enlightenment began specifically in France and England • ...
Enlightenment Crossword Puzzle 2023-03-27
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- promoted equal education for women and men so both could contribute _________
- some did not agree with the Enlightenment because they believed there needed to be more _____ in the world
- wrote the Spirit of Laws discussing the branches of government and separation of powers
- the name for the leaders who encouraged the Enlightenment
- monarchs wanted to put an end to the Enlightenment because people began to think for themselves and this would lead to a ________
- wrote poetry and plays, discussed religious freedom and freedom of the press
- this group enjoyed the Enlightenment ideas because it gave them their basic rights and freedoms
- written by Dennis Diderot and caused him to be imprisoned for heresy
- Maria Theresa of Austria was known for her ________________ efforts
- most active city during the Enlightenment
- Maria Theresa's son, ended serfdom and made taxes equal for all
- Frederick II of Prussia abolished torture and established ____________
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- established by John Wesley which focused on the personal religious experience
- Catherine II of Russia was known for reforming _________
- celebrated the emotion and the individual
- Hasidism promoted religious excitement or _____
- established by Count von Zinzendorf and was a mystical and emotional form of Christianity
- during the Enlightenment, people began to the world in this way instead using magic to explain things
- written by Hobbes and Locke and explained the right to rule belongs in the people through voting
- spread the ideas of scientific ideas and believed in freedom of speech and the right to liberty
20 Clues: celebrated the emotion and the individual • most active city during the Enlightenment • Hasidism promoted religious excitement or _____ • Catherine II of Russia was known for reforming _________ • the name for the leaders who encouraged the Enlightenment • Maria Theresa's son, ended serfdom and made taxes equal for all • ...
Enlightenment 2017-03-06
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- A composer during the late 1700s
- A philosopher mainly known for his famous rights of man
- Having the earth as the center of the universe
- A mathematician/engineer who made the telescope and discovered things we dint know.
- a European intellectual movement of the late 17th and 18th centuries emphasizing reason and individualism
- A philosopher of the 1800s
- A philosopher of the 15-1600s
- A mathematician who was an important role in the scientific revolution
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- Having the sun as the center of the universe
- the procedure we have used since the 17th century
- a belief or theory that opinions and actions should be based on reason and knowledge rather than on religious belief or emotional response.
- One of the first people to propose that the sun was at the center instead of the earth
- Known as the father of Modern western philosophy/ideas
- The person who proposed the theory of gravity
- Someone who studies wisdom, love to study
15 Clues: A philosopher of the 1800s • A philosopher of the 15-1600s • A composer during the late 1700s • Someone who studies wisdom, love to study • Having the sun as the center of the universe • The person who proposed the theory of gravity • Having the earth as the center of the universe • the procedure we have used since the 17th century • ...
Enlightenment 2021-10-04
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- - king of the united kingdom
- - right of kings - kings and queens got their right to rule because they were chosen by the god
- - national razar
- - happened in boston
- - 1789 in europe
- - 1775 of america
- - king of france
- - lead, paper, glass, paint, tea
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- - age of reason
- - of the enlightenment -helped start the american and french revolutions
- - queen of france
- - the natural rights philosophy
- - dictator
- - jacque rausseau -believed people shoud have a social contract
- - tax of sugar
15 Clues: - dictator • - tax of sugar • - age of reason • - national razar • - 1789 in europe • - king of france • - queen of france • - 1775 of america • - happened in boston • - king of the united kingdom • - the natural rights philosophy • - lead, paper, glass, paint, tea • - jacque rausseau -believed people shoud have a social contract • ...
Enlightenment 2021-09-09
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- Fathers The men who used the ideas of the Enlightenment Philosophers to create our form of government.
- Philosopher
- citizens give up some freedom they would have in a state of nature, and in exchange the government protects citizens’ right to life, liberty, and property.
- A philosopher
- a basic right to be free.
- A basic natural right.
- The name of the period of time called the Enlightenment.
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- A period of time where thinkers questioned what they had always been told to believe.
- Life, Liberty, Property
- A thinker who tries to analyze or understand something deeply.
- The country where the Enlightenment began.
- A natural rights philosopher
- a basic right to own things.
- No rules and complete freedom
- The period of time Enlightenment thought was popular.
15 Clues: Philosopher • A philosopher • A basic natural right. • Life, Liberty, Property • a basic right to be free. • A natural rights philosopher • a basic right to own things. • No rules and complete freedom • The country where the Enlightenment began. • The period of time Enlightenment thought was popular. • The name of the period of time called the Enlightenment. • ...
Enlightenment 2023-10-02
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- when a government has seperate branches to keep each other in check
- the concept of an market uncontrolled by the government
- a pessimist in terms of human nature
- carries out laws
- a optimist in terms of human nature
- what the age was
- interprets laws
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- thinkers who believed that the use of reason could lead to reforms of government, law, and society.
- Advanced the Idea of Separation of Powers
- defended freedom of thought
- passes laws
- the concept of people being able to freely have different thoughts from their government or people
- a combined view of locke and hobbs in terms of human nature
- an idea for a government and citizen agreement made by rousseau
- a large book of articles on many things
15 Clues: passes laws • interprets laws • carries out laws • what the age was • defended freedom of thought • a optimist in terms of human nature • a pessimist in terms of human nature • a large book of articles on many things • Advanced the Idea of Separation of Powers • the concept of an market uncontrolled by the government • a combined view of locke and hobbs in terms of human nature • ...
Enlightenment 2023-09-28
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- Contract An implicit agreement among the citizens to give up power to the government for protection.
- A political system in which a ruler holds total power.
- Despot A form of government in the 18th century in which absolute monarchs pursued legal, social, and educational reforms inspired by the Enlightenment.
- Locke An English philosopher and physician, widely regarded as one of the most influential Enlightenment thinkers and contributors to liberal theory.
- The suppression or prohibition of any parts of books, films, news, etc. that are considered obscene, politically unacceptable, or a threat to security.
- A belief in reason and logic as the primary source of knowledge.
- The principle of separation of the state from religious institutions.
- of Nature According to Hobbes and Locke this is the state humans would live in without government. There would be constant conflict.
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- Rights Rights that people supposedly have under natural law, including the rights to life, liberty, and property.
- French thinkers who desired reform in society during the Enlightenment.
- A French political analyst who is best known for his thoughts on the separation of powers.
- A European intellectual movement of the late 17th and 18th centuries emphasizing reason and individualism rather than tradition.
- Revolution A period of great advances in the sciences, roughly 1500-1700, preceding the Enlightenment.
- Monarchy A form of government in which a monarch acts as head of state within the parameters of a written constitution.
- A Genevan philosopher, writer, and composer whose political philosophy influenced the progress of the Enlightenment.
15 Clues: A political system in which a ruler holds total power. • A belief in reason and logic as the primary source of knowledge. • The principle of separation of the state from religious institutions. • French thinkers who desired reform in society during the Enlightenment. • A French political analyst who is best known for his thoughts on the separation of powers. • ...
ENLIGHTENMENT 2023-10-05
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- WHO WAS EDUCATED AT ETON COLLEGE AND THE UNIVERSITY OF LEYDEN?
- WHO WROTE HIS FIRST NOVEL AT THE AGE OF 51?
- THE NAME OF DEFO'S BOOK WHICH HIS FAME MAINLY RESTS TO THE PRESENT DAY
- WHERE DID SWIFT DIE?
- ONE OF THE CITY IN LAPUTA WITH AN ABSURD ACADEMY
- THE NAME OF SHERIDAN'S COMIC OPERA
- A GENEROUS, OPAN, MANLY YOUNG FELLOW WHO GETS INTO ALL SORTS OF SCRAPES
- THE GENRE OF "TALE OF A TUB" AND "BATTLE OF BOOKS"
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- ONE REASON WHY DANIEL DEFO FAILED IN EVERY PROFESSION.
- THE PROFESSION OF SWIFT'S FATHER
- THE PLACE IN WHICH sWIFT WAS GIVEN AN INTIMATE KNOWLEDGE OF THE MISERABLE CONDITION OF THE PEOPLE
- AN EXPRESSION OF SRUGGLE OF PROGRESSIVE CLASS OF BOURGEOISIE AGAINST FEUDALISM
- WHO WAS VICTIMIZED BY FIELDING'S SARP CRITICAL SATIRE?
- "GULLIVERS TRAVELS" IS DIVIDED INTO ... PARTS.
- WHAT ARE THE INTELLIGENT CREATURES IN HONYHNHUMS?
15 Clues: WHERE DID SWIFT DIE? • THE PROFESSION OF SWIFT'S FATHER • THE NAME OF SHERIDAN'S COMIC OPERA • WHO WROTE HIS FIRST NOVEL AT THE AGE OF 51? • "GULLIVERS TRAVELS" IS DIVIDED INTO ... PARTS. • ONE OF THE CITY IN LAPUTA WITH AN ABSURD ACADEMY • WHAT ARE THE INTELLIGENT CREATURES IN HONYHNHUMS? • THE GENRE OF "TALE OF A TUB" AND "BATTLE OF BOOKS" • ...
Us History Unit 1 Keywords 2017-11-07
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- The first successful English colony in America, founded in Virginia in 1607
- War fought between the French and native Americans and the British and won by the British
- Treaty signed at the end of the French and Indian War that made France give up most of its American colonies
- Enlightenment thinker who wanted the church and the state to be separate
- Enlightenment thinker who wrote about and enabled many people to read about enlightenment ideas
- The writing of history
- An account of an event created after it happened by someone who did not witness it
- A period during which religion became more important as a reaction to the enlightenment
- Prejudice in information caused by personal opinions
- Period when people began to doubt religious and governmental authority and develop new ideas about morals and rights
- Enlightenment thinker who said that the people should control their government
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- A first-hand account of an event told by a witness
- Newspaper publisher who printed anonymous articles criticizing the government
- Contract signed on the Mayflower by 41 people agreeing to follow certain laws
- Enlightenment thinker who said that no one person should have too much power and proposed three branches of government
- Writer who defined natural rights as life, liberty and property and stated that people could overthrow a government that did not respect these rights
- Rebellion in Virginia protesting against a lack of protection by the governor
- First elected legislature in the colonies, established in Virginia in 1619
- System in which the wealth of a country is increased controlling colonies economies and importing less than it exports
19 Clues: The writing of history • A first-hand account of an event told by a witness • Prejudice in information caused by personal opinions • Enlightenment thinker who wanted the church and the state to be separate • First elected legislature in the colonies, established in Virginia in 1619 • The first successful English colony in America, founded in Virginia in 1607 • ...
Enlightenment and Revolution ella conrad 2024-12-18
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- theory that sun revolves around the earth
- made the telescope, scientific method and more
- a system to allow people to veto laws
- fancy thinker parties
- simple, classy design
- agreement between the ruled and the ruler
- ruler who embraced the enlightenment
- opinions should be based on reason
- government
- theory that earth revolves around the sun
- big thinker for the time
- the theory of separation of powers
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- European movement in 17-18th which focused on individualism
- enlightened Russian ruler
- advancements in science history
- the $2 bill
- belief in God based on reason
- grand, over the top design
- woRked on the social contract
- had the most famous salons
- declaration to the United States
- discovered gravity
- the scientific process of making a solution
- french enlightenment thinkerv
- the first 10 amendments
- first enlightenment thinker
26 Clues: government • the $2 bill • discovered gravity • fancy thinker parties • simple, classy design • the first 10 amendments • big thinker for the time • enlightened Russian ruler • grand, over the top design • had the most famous salons • first enlightenment thinker • belief in God based on reason • woRked on the social contract • french enlightenment thinkerv • advancements in science history • ...
Enlightenment 2023-03-06
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- Who painted the Sistine Chapel, and sculpted David?
- The German monk who started the Reformation
- Writers of the Enlightenment were interested in?
- What was the center of the Renaissance?
- The rebirth in classical cultures of Greece & Rome were called
- This person argued for freedom of speech and religion
- A pardon for sins by paying the Church.
- The movement that split the Catholic Church.
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- What Renaissance man painted Mona Lisa & the Last Supper?
- "The first job of women is to raise their children"?
- "I believed that people should rebel if the government is too harsh..."
- The Age Enlightenment took place during what centuries?
- Hobbes idea for a society in which people enter into an agreement
- This person believed that humans are basically cruel, greedy & selfish
14 Clues: What was the center of the Renaissance? • A pardon for sins by paying the Church. • The German monk who started the Reformation • The movement that split the Catholic Church. • Writers of the Enlightenment were interested in? • Who painted the Sistine Chapel, and sculpted David? • "The first job of women is to raise their children"? • ...
enlightenment 2021-09-23
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- bacon
- gravity and motion
- bacteria in tooth scrapings
- dull colors harsh lines
- sun-centered
- founder of modern chemistry
- soft colors wealthy people painting
- heliocentric theory
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- analytical geometry
- scientific method
- vaccine for smallpox
- earth-centered
- proved stuff with math
- perfected the telescope
14 Clues: bacon • sun-centered • earth-centered • scientific method • gravity and motion • analytical geometry • heliocentric theory • vaccine for smallpox • proved stuff with math • perfected the telescope • dull colors harsh lines • bacteria in tooth scrapings • founder of modern chemistry • soft colors wealthy people painting
enlightenment 2023-09-25
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- army - who sought to maintain control over the america colonies
- - logical motive for a belief
- - a radical change in the established order
- beccaria - Italian criminologist, jurist, philosopher, economist and politician
- - thinker
- of reason -a period in Europe in the 18th century when many writers and thinkers began to question established beliefs
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- jacqus -An 18-century French philosopher
- - French political philosopher who advocated the separation of executive and legislative and judicial powers
- - discuss ideas
- congress -the governing body
- - the state of having knowledge or understanding
- contract - between the ruled and their rulers
- -English materialist and political philosopher who advocated absolute sovereignty
- right - laws and govt.
- - pseudonym of François Marie Arouet
15 Clues: - thinker • - discuss ideas • right - laws and govt. • congress -the governing body • - logical motive for a belief • - pseudonym of François Marie Arouet • jacqus -An 18-century French philosopher • - a radical change in the established order • contract - between the ruled and their rulers • - the state of having knowledge or understanding • ...
Enlightenment 2024-12-02
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- good According to the Enlightenment thinkers, what is man’s nature before being corrupted by society?
- In which country did Jonathan Swift spend much of his life and develop a strong connection to its people?
- Swift Who was the satirist that depicted human society’s vices in works like “Gulliver’s Travels”?
- What term describes the intellectual movement that advocated for reason and progress during the 18th century?
- Letters Under what pseudonym did Swift write his series of letters criticizing Irish financial exploitation?
- What is the name of the fictional land of tiny people in Swift’s “Gulliver’s Travels”?
- Crusoe Which Defoe novel, about a shipwrecked Englishman, was his first major literary success?
- critique What key topic does Swift’s “Tale of a Tub” primarily criticize?
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- Travels Which is considered Jonathan Swift’s greatest work, a satirical critique of contemporary life?
- Jack In which novel does Defoe depict the life of a boy who turns to theft due to poverty?
- of a Tub Which of Jonathan Swift’s satirical works critiques different forms of religion?
- Englishman Which pamphlet by Defoe critiques the aristocracy and church, supporting the common people?
- Crusoe What is the title of Daniel Defoe’s famous novel about a mariner stranded on an island?
- Defoe What is the name of the English writer and political pamphleteer who authored “Robinson Crusoe”?
- Allies In which pamphlet did Swift criticize England’s involvement in continental wars?
15 Clues: critique What key topic does Swift’s “Tale of a Tub” primarily criticize? • What is the name of the fictional land of tiny people in Swift’s “Gulliver’s Travels”? • Allies In which pamphlet did Swift criticize England’s involvement in continental wars? • of a Tub Which of Jonathan Swift’s satirical works critiques different forms of religion? • ...
Enlightenment 2025-01-07
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- continent where the Enlightenment began
- believed all people are born free and equal with natural rightsc
- fought for freedom of speech and freedom of religion
- an activist for women's rights
- division of power among different branches
- thought titles of nobility should be abolished
- the kind of power a king had over citizens
- Hobbes was convinced all humans were naturally this
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- Rousseau believed good government was freely formed and guided by this
- all people are born free and equal with these
- an agreement where citizens give up some rights in exchange they gain law and order
- a period when people developed new ideas about human rights
- where legitimate government comes from
- if a government fails to protect rights, people have the right to do this
14 Clues: an activist for women's rights • where legitimate government comes from • continent where the Enlightenment began • division of power among different branches • the kind of power a king had over citizens • all people are born free and equal with these • thought titles of nobility should be abolished • Hobbes was convinced all humans were naturally this • ...
Enlightenment 2024-05-12
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- Kant understands Enlightenment as a ______
- he who described Enlightenment as "man's release from his self-incurred immaturity"
- Voltaire's central aim (in English)
- the twentieth-century philosopher who understands the Enlightenment as a new regime of social discipline over 'the public' and the actual people who were not imagined as part of 'the public'
- e.g. Catherine the Great
- he who wrote that "man was born free, and he is everywhere in chains" but believed that women were biologically and socially suitable for reproduction only
- a popular genre in Enlightenment literature
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- Diderot and d'Alembert's project (in English)
- Daniel Defoe's fictional traveller's tale, wherein the main character is shipwrecked and documents his encounter with an 'exotic' and 'other' world
- the German branch of Enlightenment
- dare to know!
- the twentieth-century philosopher who understands the Enlightenment as breaking the rule of medieval court culture and introducing rational thought
- a newly imagined group; a sort of 'tribunal' of human opinion and rationality
- a physical site for Enlightenment conversation and debate
14 Clues: dare to know! • e.g. Catherine the Great • the German branch of Enlightenment • Voltaire's central aim (in English) • Kant understands Enlightenment as a ______ • a popular genre in Enlightenment literature • Diderot and d'Alembert's project (in English) • a physical site for Enlightenment conversation and debate • ...
Enlightenment Crossword 2023-03-03
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- This influential author and political figure first published poor Richards Almanac in 1732
- The main purpose of enlightenment literature was to persuade or support a/an ______
- Ben Franklins writing spread this ideology
- The American enlightenment period followed the enlightenment on which continent?
- Many enlightenment works were criticized for their lack of ______
- This era of writing was brought about by enlightenment literature, based on the ideas of freedom and independence
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- Era in American literature spanning from early 1700s to early 1800s
- Poor Richards Almanac included these sayings that introduced humor in new ways
- The most common forms of writing in this era were political documents, books, speeches, and ______
- Author of common sense, Thomas _______
- The enlightenment era was characterized by focus on government, liberty, and freedom of ______
- Enlightenment Literature help spark the _____ Revolution
12 Clues: Author of common sense, Thomas _______ • Ben Franklins writing spread this ideology • Enlightenment Literature help spark the _____ Revolution • Many enlightenment works were criticized for their lack of ______ • Era in American literature spanning from early 1700s to early 1800s • Poor Richards Almanac included these sayings that introduced humor in new ways • ...
EOC Review Crossword 1 2022-03-01
Across
- common sense
- Self Government
- natural law
- Due Process
- Social Contract
- checks and balances
- Enlightenment
- preamble
- magna carta
- rights
- rule of law
- legislature
Down
- limited government
- Separation of Powers
- Consent of the Governed
- duty
- English bill of rights
- Mayflower compact
- natural rights
19 Clues: duty • rights • preamble • natural law • Due Process • magna carta • rule of law • legislature • common sense • Enlightenment • natural rights • Self Government • Social Contract • Mayflower compact • limited government • checks and balances • Separation of Powers • English bill of rights • Consent of the Governed
Enlightenment 2021-03-08
Across
- to start something new
- The first 10 amendments to the constitution
- a large amount of changes
- to collect something
- advanced math to study changes
- priests who carry out religious duties
- disrespect my help an enemy country
- taking away art or films
Down
- a very powerful person getting a lot of there power taken away from the government
- a fake name
- to accept
- clearly understanding
- someone who represents someone in the government industry
- a force that keeps everyone on the ground
14 Clues: to accept • a fake name • to collect something • clearly understanding • to start something new • taking away art or films • a large amount of changes • advanced math to study changes • disrespect my help an enemy country • priests who carry out religious duties • a force that keeps everyone on the ground • The first 10 amendments to the constitution • ...