enlightenment Crossword Puzzles

10 Clues: The Age of Reason • French for philosopher • Wrote The Wealth of Nations • Book written by Thomas Hobbes • Book written by French philosopher Diderot • English philosopher, believed people were born equal • Woman of The Enlightenment who fought for equal education • Thomas Hobbes view of the exchange between government and society • ...

10 Clues: Common language • Faire economics; hands off approach • Another phrase for the enlightenment • The idea that a country's leader should • Restricting access to ideas and information • Argument between society and their government • Rights that you are born with and shouldnt be taken away • A salon owner and funded the creation of the encyclopedia • ...

10 Clues: The-incas-supreme-god. • What-where-all-aztecs-leaders. • what-is-the-4th-pillar-of-islam. • what-is-the-second-pillar-of-islam. • Did-China-Make-Toilet-Paper-Yes/No. • How-much-members-did-each-aztecs-council-have • Is-there-a-difference-between-renaissance/enlightenment • Was-leonardo-da-vinci-in-the-Renaissance-or-enlightenment. • ...

16 Clues: wrote Robinson Crusoe • First womes rights activist • first one to coin frse enlightenment • Wrote operas, symphonies, and religious music • Put all philosophers saying into encyclopedias • 3 branches of government with checks and balances • believed in freedom of speech and rights for people • Time were people questioned absolute monarchs and authority • ...

16 Clues: Century in which the Scientific Revolution began • Beverage of choice where Enlightenment thinkers gathered • Church group trying to stop heresy that attacked Galileo • Galileo built off of his ideas to argue for heliocentrism • Idea that rational government should respect societal will • Smith's economic liberalism based on each pursuing own this • ...

16 Clues: A king with absolute power • The separation of church and state • Ruler who helped "westernize" Russia • Believed in idea of a "social contract" • Believed people are born with natural rights • Believed the government had three primary roles • French ruler famous for saying "I am the State" • Enlightenment writer who pushed for women's rights • ...

25 Clues: was at war with 2 countrys • was an enlightenment thinker • dispute over british expansion • faught with parliment for money • British troops killed 5 colonist • fight over the rule of charles 1 • tries to overthrow king charles 1 • a royal family assumed the throne • taxed most of the printed material • also called the bloodless rebelion • caused part of the boston tea party • ...

25 Clues: Adopted in France. • Collapse in Persia. • Declare independence. • Grow rich on slave trade. • Ruled russia from 1762-1796. • Made the widespread reforms. • Reaches it height in France. • Comes to power in china in 1661. • Establishes a colony in Australia. • Is were social gatherings are held. • Believed liberty was natural rights. • The English Bill of rights is enacted. • ...

20 Clues: The Buddha was a _____. • Another word for enlightenment. • Buddhism branched off from this religion. • _____ is a name for the Bhuda’s teachings. • Buddhism was from this modern day country. • This form of Buddhism means “great vehicle.” • _____ is able to be enlightened in Buddhism. • a sacred verse which contains spiritual efficacy • ...

20 Clues: French Social Thinkers • Created theory of motion • published more than 70 books • Relating to a simple style of art • Ruler of Russia from 1762 to 1796 • Devoted to study the political liberty • A Philospoe Committed to individual freedom • earth and other planets revolve around the sun. • A social gathering of intellectuals and artists • ...

20 Clues: Greatest Mughal ruler • Famous Muslim explorer • Food that China thrive • Founder of the Mongol Empire • Started the Protestant movement • The successor of the League of Nations • Economic/Cultural/Religious City of Mali • The dominant social system in medieval Europe • Economic Enlightenment idea created by Adam Smith • Where the only ever slave rebellion was successful • ...

20 Clues: Spiritual law of cause and effect • Comes through Christ, not enlightenment • The divine energy that connects all things • Practice used to reach higher consciousness • Greek goddess representing the living Earth • Belief that everything is divine and connected • Karma replaces the need for this biblical truth • Belief that truth comes from intuition and nature • ...

23 Clues: Impermanence • An Awakened one • Dissatisfaction. • “There is not self.” • The tree of enlightenment • The teachings of the Buddha • To stop wanting, let go of desires. • Person who has let go of attachments. • Selfish desire; the second noble truth • A saint, or one who has become enlightened • Form of Buddhism that is more like religion. • ...

10 Clues: Wrote the Candide • Rulers chosen by God • Created Laws of Motion • Written by Thomas Hobbes • Also called Age of Reason • Proved heliocentric theory • Developed Scientific Method • Music, painting, and literature. • Period of drastic change in Science • They think about the human condition

10 Clues: Built a telescope • Heliocentric theory • Discovered the law of gravity • Invented the scientific method • Earth centered view of the universe • Wrote "Two Treatises on Government" • A systematic method to observe nature • Discover circulation of blood and the role of the heart • knew the planets, stars and earth all orbited around the sun • ...

10 Clues: sea monster • The book that John Locke wrote. • wanted to seperate church from state • An agreement between society and their ruler. • He supports absolute monarchies and dictatorships. • Rights you are born with that should not be taken away. • Believes that people are morally good, they choose right from wrong. • ...

10 Clues: worldly; not connected with a church or religion • belief in reason and logic as the primary source of knowledge • One of a group of social thinkers in France during the Enlightenment • he concept that there is a universal order built into nature that can guide moral thinking • ...

10 Clues: Age of Reason • study of life • freedom of press • Limited government • enlightened thinkers • Negative outlook on people • dealt with economic problems • Positive outlook on people rights • Where people give up their rights to be protected by the government • unchanged principal, discovered through reason, that govern human conduct

10 Clues: restriciting access to ideas and information • another way to say, "the Age of Enlightenment." • believed that women need education to participate in public life. • english man who fought for the rights of freedom of people and government. • french man that believed people were naturally good but corrupted by society. • ...

10 Clues: Regular social gatherings • Ideas Spread through the Western World • The main artistic style of the late 1700s • Dominated European art of the 1600s and early 1700s • The publisher of A Vindication of the Rights of Women in 1792 • An English writer who published A Serious Proposal to the Ladies. • Monarchs that embraced the new ideas and made reforms that reflect. • ...

10 Clues: forgiveness • division of church • Head of the Catholic Church • assembly of the Holy Roman Empire • complete political or social change • a religious reform movement that swept through Europe in the 1500s • a system of government in which priests rule in the name of God or a god. • the belief that everything that happens has already been determined by God • ...

10 Clues: Every man is equal • Women are guaranteed the right to equality, education, etc • Freedom of speech, religious freedom/tolerance, free press, freedom to assemble • Every human is entitled to the rights of life, liberty and the pursuit of property • People have complete say in their government. Elections, voting, citizens are the leaders • ...

10 Clues: Women's rights • Promoted crimical justice • Freedom of speech/religion • Individual freedom, social contract • Separation of power and checks and balances • Parties where people met to discuss new ideas • The agreement in which people created a government. • People could learn from experience, supported social contract • ...

10 Clues: writer • physician • french word • style of art • economic sytem • reception room • man of letters • transaction system • supression of speech • Hobbes known for famous book

10 Clues: System of rules. • Make changes in politics or economics. • Form of government with a single ruler • State of armed soldiers going against another. • An 17th-18th century European and cultural movement. • Right Religious belief that a monarch's power came from God • the Great Former empress of Russia from the 17th century. • ...

10 Clues: wrote: cogito ergo sum • said: l'etat c'est moi • author of The New Colossus • discovered blood circulation • Galileo's controversial theory • militarism+nationalism+supremacy • Britain's contract with monarchy in 1215 • said: government's role is to protect property • common ownership of property and no social classes • Thomas Hobbes' book about need for powerful authority

10 Clues: The Enlightenment is also called the • Locke’s idea was the beginning of modern • Locke and Hobbes had different ideas about • Montesquieu wrote about the ____ system of government • The Enlightenment reached its height in _____ in the mid-1700s. • described branches of government, separation of powers, &checks • ...

18 Clues: A person's soul. • A Hindu holy man. • The Hindu god of creation. • A person who does not eat meat. • A Sanskrit word meaning ending. • The Hindu god who destroys evil. • The title of Siddhartha Gautama. • The Hindu god who preserves the world. • What the Buddha achieved after meditating. • A person who does not eat any animal products. • ...

14 Clues: Very old • Inner sense • Mixed origin • Earthly being • Celestial body • Purposeful task • Spiritual essence • Relating to stars • Beginning of life • Knowledge and insight • Understanding feelings • Spiritual enlightenment • Relating to the universe • Sensitive to spiritual energy

19 Clues: a belief not based in evidence • the power of the human mind to discover truth • the Earth is in the middle of the solar system • period marked by ideas and efforts of Copernicus, Galileo, and Newton • Mathematician and philosopher who influenced the Scientific Revolution • idea that the king is in charge because God said so; attacked by Locke • ...

15 Clues: Wrote the Encyclopedia • Helped develop the string quartet and symphony • Said that everyone should have freedom of speech • The harder you work, the more money you make. Capitalism. Hands-off business • Said that the people should have power in the government by electing their leader • ...

12 Clues: The right to vote • The fight for women’s rights • Families aspired to buy new ________. • Nightingale Nurse during the Crimean war • First country to grant women the right to vote • Women entered the medical field through _______. • Number of _______ born to the average woman began to decline. • ...

12 Clues: Payne Author of the most popular pamphlet. • An ally made by the colonies during the Revolutionary War. • One of the most famous preachers during The Great Awakening. • The most popular form of (political) literature during the period. • Sense The most popular pamphlet, over 100,000 copies were printed. • ...

26 Clues: Church tax • The French tax • The name for land • A prison in France • The French Parliament • The wife of Louis XVI • Members of the First Estate • Members of the Second Estate • The weapon that beheaded citizens • Intellectuals of the Enlightenment • The location of Louis XIV's palace • The author of the "Social Contract" • The revolution which inspired France • ...

21 Clues: Where a monk lives • Number of "Jewels" • Number of Noble Truths • Variant of Buddhism that developed in Tibet • Number of precepts in core ethical teachings • One of the "Jewels" - the Buddhist community • One of the "Jewels" - the words of the Buddha • Variant of Buddhism that dominates in East Asia • Consequences of your actions, both good and bad • ...

21 Clues: The popular vote. • The right to vote. • A movement to end slavery. • Reliance on military strength. • Money available for investment. • Withdraw from a governing institution. • Title of Emperor in the second German Empire. • Declaration by Czar Alexander II which freed serfs. • Political philosophy based on Enlightenment principles. • ...

20 Clues: a sacred verse • The Buddha was a _____. • Another word for enlightenment. • Buddhism branched off from this religion. • _____ is a name for the Bhuda’s teachings. • Buddhism was from this modern day country. • This form of Buddhism means “great vehicle.” • _____ is able to be enlightened in Buddhism. • This path is another name for the Eightfold Path. • ...

20 Clues: Religious teachers in Tibetan Buddhism. • Beings who help others reach enlightenment. • Written teachings and speeches of the Buddha. • The founder of Buddhism who became enlightened. • The belief that there is no permanent soul or self. • The teachings of the Buddha about life and suffering. • The community of Buddhist monks, nuns, and followers. • ...

26 Clues: Female philosophe • Enlightenment thinkers • When monarchs have full power • Large farms growing cash crops • 3-sided trade across the Atlantic • Top of the Casta System hierarchy • Came up with Laissez Faire Economics • Fortress stormed by angry French mob • Estate in France that included clergy • Journey across the Atlantic for slaves • Estate in France that included nobility • ...

16 Clues: A king with absolute power • The separation of church and state • Economy driven by supply and demand • Ruler who helped 'westernize' Russia • Believed people are born with natural rights • What Peter the Great used to modernize Russia • French ruler famous for saying "I am the State". • Enlightenment writer who advocated for women's rights • ...

11 Clues: (Enlightenment Context)an absolute ruler who embraced progressive policies inspired by Enlightenment ideals. • (1730-1780)an artistic style known for its ornate, lighter, and more playful qualities, prevalent in late 18th-century Europe. • ...

15 Clues: Being equal. • Queen of France. • Beheading device. • Being free within society. • War that took place on X-Mas. • The natural rights philosophy. • Entrapped a major British Army. • What the French Revolution was about. • The age of reason, between 1650-1800. • Something both countries waged against. • A document that was signed on July 4th 1776. • ...

15 Clues: drastic change in scientific thought that took place during the 16th and 17th centuries • The use of logical thinking to understand the world and make decisions, rather than relying on tradition or superstition • The belief that every person is born with basic rights, like life, liberty, and property, which governments must protect • ...

15 Clues: King or Queen • Intellectual movement • Nobility, rich people • Self rule, make own decisions • People vote on government decisions • Believed in life, liberty and property • Overthrowing the government by the people • Type of government with elected representatives • Execution method favored in the Reign of Terror • First emperor of France, conquered most of Europe • ...

15 Clues: Irish scientist that helped found the modern science of chemistry. • English politician, writer who formalized the scientific method of investigation • The idea that the earth is the center of the cosmos and the sun rotates around it • proposed by Copernicus it was the belief that the sun was the center of the universe • ...

16 Clues: This French king was beheaded • ruled Mexico by military force • brought education for all to Mexico • the first country liberated by San Martin • most common form of government before 1750 • the first country liberated by Simon Bolivar • the country liberated by San Martin and Bolivar • The American and French revolutions were inspired by this • ...

23 Clues: lima is the capital • was asked to rule Brazil • wealthy Venezuelan creole • former slave, self educated • declared independence in 1811 • Spaniards born in Lain America • the island was a French Colony • men born in Spain and Portugal • European and African mixed ancestry • people who prefer very little change • in 1820 they had a liberal government • ...

20 Clues: a sacred verse • The Buddha was a _____. • Another word for enlightenment. • Buddhism branched off from this religion. • _____ is a name for the Bhuda’s teachings. • Buddhism was from this modern day country. • _____ is able to be enlightened in Buddhism. • This form of Buddhism means “great vehicle.” • This path is another name for the Eightfold Path. • ...

20 Clues: Another name for #14 Down • The Buddhist term for a monastic order • Describes a holy man or his way of life • Buddha sat under it to gain enlightenment • Cosmic law that commands moral correct conduct • A spiritual leader, most notably the Dalai one • A state reached by escaping the cycle of rebirth • They represent the universe, harmony, and wholeness • ...

26 Clues: Sun centered • Belief in god • Earth centered • Law of gravity • Parties or gatherings • Improved the telescope • Womens rights advocate • Involves steps for math • A ruler with absolute power • French word for philosopher • The state of having knowledge • Architecture, music, and dance • People live together in a society • English philosopher and physician • ...

26 Clues: no government • King or Queen • Life without government • one leader, total control • Believed in Natural Rights • religious leader in charge • Locke's Natural right to live • Locke's Natural right to be free • Rights that people are born with • Locke's Natural right to own stuff • A Monarch with total power to rule • type of Democracy with politicians • ...

26 Clues: French Judge • belief in God • found Gravity • sun as center • earth as center • simple and elegant • Genevan Philosopher • an english philosopher • very fancy art and style • a ruler with absolute power • a process of experimentation • French writer and philosopher • helped improve women education • an informal education for women • reigned over Russia for 34 years • ...

23 Clues: Impermanence • An Awakened one • Dissatisfaction. • “There is not self.” • The tree of enlightenment • The teachings of the Buddha • To stop wanting, let go of desires. • Person who has let go of attachments. • Selfish desire; the second noble truth • A saint, or one who has become enlightened • Form of Buddhism that is more like religion. • ...

15 Clues: Given name of the Buddha • Spiritual leader of Tibetan Buddhism • Branch of Buddhism practiced in Bhutan • Modern country where the Buddha was born • People who seek to spread their religion • The goal of following the Eightfold Path • Societal role that the Buddha was born into • People of any _ could follow the Eightfold Path • ...

10 Clues: tax • bax • bax • cat • cab • can • aba • kedj • magic • replace

16 Clues: What was the Buddha's name? • How many precepts are there? • How many Noble Truth are there? • Where did Buddhism originate from? • What colour robes do the monks wear? • What do Buddhists aim to achieve in life? • What do Buddhists believe happens after death? • What was the Buddha before he became the Buddha? • What did the Buddha see when he left his palace? • ...

16 Clues: the beliefs in many gods • A Hindu social class system • goal of Hinduism; peace within • the belief you are reborn again • a person's religious and moral duties • the state of enlightenment for buddhists • one of the oldest religions of the world • in Hindu belief, a person's essential self • belief system that started in India in the 500 BC • ...

20 Clues: The Buddha was a _____. • Another word for enlightenment. • Buddhism branched off from this religion. • _____ is a name for the Bhuda’s teachings. • Buddhism was from this modern day country. • This form of Buddhism means “great vehicle.” • _____ is able to be enlightened in Buddhism. • a sacred verse which contains spiritual efficacy • ...

26 Clues: Overthorw of James II • Defined forces of gravity • Worked on 1st encyclopedia • Introduced the movable type • Establish liberal economics • Period of empirical advances • Enlightenment feminist thinker • Restatement of Catholic beliefs • King of France in the 16th century • French monarch of late 17th century • demonstrated circular movement of blood • ...

20 Clues: French colony where slave revolt occurred • King executed during the French Revoution • The main fuel for the Second Industrial Revolution • Philosophe who advocated for the education of women • Important metal in the second industrial revolution • Leader of France during period known as the "Terror" • Country where Industrial Revolution was initially started • ...

20 Clues: Birth country of Buddha. • Sanskrit word for suffering. • Place of Buddha's first sermon. • The original Buddha's real name. • The final stage of enlightenment. • Biographies of Buddha's past lives. • Pali name for the Buddhist Holy Book. • Sanskrit term meaning action or doing. • Buddhist teachers, scholars, and clergy. • Person who lives an ordinary household life. • ...

20 Clues: Wrote "Candide". • Wrote "Leviathan". • Wrote "The Spirit of Laws". • Developed by Francis Bacon. • Wrote "The Social Contract". • Emergence of modern science. • Observed the moons of Jupiter. • Wrote "Two Treatises of Government". • Ruler of Russia and an Enlightened Despot. • Wrote "A Vindication of the Rights of Woman". • Scientist who developed the Heliocentric Theory. • ...

24 Clues: FATHER OF ANATOMY • LEADER OF MORAVIANS • CIRCULATION OF BLOOD • TELESCOPE IMPROVEMENTS • FATHER OF MODERN CHEMISTRY • 18TH CENTERY SOCIAL CRITICS • 18TH CENTURY AMERICAN REVIVAL • DEVELOPED INDUCTIVE REASONING • LEADING FIGURE OF THE ENLIGHTENMENT • CONSTRUCTED THE PHILOSOPHY OF DUALISM • PHILOSOPHE EMPHASIZED EMOTION OVER REASON • TERM DESCRIBES AN INOCULATION AGAINST DISEASE • ...

12 Clues: Pure Land of Bliss • body that experiences bliss of enlightenment • “of the Great Sangha”, one of the early Buddhist schools • the physical body that undergoes birth, inhabits the world, and dies in the end • These are the “grounds” of “land”) before attaining the so-called “Buddha-hood.” • ...

12 Clues: What was King Louis tried for? • Who wanted a freedom of speech? • The congress of _____ happened in 1815? • What was also called the national razor? • What was the french society divided into 3 of? • What did Montesquieu argue for a separation of? • How much of the population was in the 1st estate? • What did Napoleon crown himself when he took over? • ...

12 Clues: Gained independence in ______. • Religion followed by the Greeks. • Russian officer & the leader of the Philikí Etaireía. • _________ revolts against the Turks began in Peloponnese. • The _____ Empire controlled Greece leading up to the Revolution. • Greece & John ______, both followed the ideas of liberty & freedom. • ...

30 Clues: Married to the King • The King of France, a young and weak leader • An enlightenment thinker, known for “natural rights” • Met on a tennis court and took the Tennis Court Oath. • The legislation established by the Constitution of 1791 • The capital of France, captured by the rebels around 1789 • France owed a lot of money due to war and lavish lifestyle • ...

21 Clues: craving • Reaching enlightenment • An awakened or enlightened person • Causes of dukkha that affect all beings: ignorance, greed and hate. • Belief that there is no fixed self/no soul; one of the Three Marks of Existence • Impermanence. Belief that nothing is permanent; one of the Three Marks of Existence. • ...

37 Clues: / Marie Antoinette • / who was the 3rd president • / what estate was the most populous • Revolution / what bankrupted France? • Newton / created the studies of gravity. • / outspoken proponent of rights for women. • Paul Marat / who did Charlotte Corday kill? • Helena / what island did Napoleon die on. • Estate / the estate made up of clergy members. • ...

8 Clues: What do buddhists eat? • Noble eight fold path symbol. • Something that the buddha had. • The amount of Buddhists in the UK. • How many gods are there in buddism. • The person who meditated under a tree. • They would help you gain enlightenment. • The amount of followers that Buddhism has.

8 Clues: Vesak is a _____________. • The man who founded Buddhism. • Vesak can also be spelt as _________. • Buddhists call enlightenment ____________. • Vesak is celebrated during a full-________. • Buddhists do this to help reach enlightenment. • Vesak celebrates the day the Buddha was ______. • Some Buddhists pour _________ over a statue of the Buddha during Vesak.

10 Clues: everyone is equal • rights that you are born with • everyone has the right to education • people have a say in the governnment • agreement between people and government • freedom to say and believe as you please • the radical idea that women are people too • economy runs without government interference • rights to people who are accuded to have a fair trial • ...

12 Clues: America's rule book • ________ of the governed • one of the natural rights • one of the natural rights • one of the natural rights • aka representative democracy • Britain's form of government • He wrote about natural rights • America's war for Independence • rights that cannot be taken away • also called the age of __________ • agreement between government and people

10 Clues: Wrote Candide • Led the roundheads • published Leviathan • Known as the sun king • Believed in Natural Rights • Focused on Separation of powers • Palace that was built by Louis XIV • when one group or person has full power • Helped spread ideas during the enlighenment • an act signed into law in 1689 by William III and Mary II

10 Clues: believed in absolute rule by kings • Thomas Hobbes published this book in 1651 • developed the three branches of government • believed in womens' equality and education • some enlightenment thinkers were afraid of this • Believed in religious tolerance and freedom of speech • believed in natural rights, and in constitutional monarchy • ...

10 Clues: Of the mind • Side of the road • Opposite of dark • The rule of a king • An European country • Also known as the age of ... • An artist who paints pictures • This was preferred over blind faith • Person continues the work of the king • A place providing treatment and medical care

10 Clues: Belief that a ruler's authority comes directly from god. • The idea that a country's leader should be chosen by the people in a general election. • Dividing power among three branches of government so that each can check (limit) the power of the others. • ...

10 Clues: Science of reasoning • Invented by Denis Diderot • another word for the enlightenment • supposition made as a basis for reasoning • The man who gave cells, the basic units of life • people who seek to discover knowledge and wisdom • French writer who published the first encyclopedia • French philosopher who called for freedom or speech • ...

10 Clues: Non-religious • French philosopher who mocked government in his writings • astronomer who charted the position of more than 750 stars • Refuted Ptolemy's claim that the sun rotated around the Earth • Explanations that scientists develop to explain observed facts • The idea that humans were capable of always improving the world • ...

10 Clues: Sun in center of universe • Protestant reformation founder • true father of the Enlightenment • assistant to Brahe and continued his work • Questioning attitude towards the government • Revolution Influenced by the Enlightenment • the man who laid the formation of the heliocentric theory • A brutal, destructive conflict in Germany between 1618 and 1648. • ...

10 Clues: author of ‘The Leviathan’ • place where French king lives • king’s power were given by god • autocracy governed by a monarch • place that people meet and discuss ideas • philosophe that believes people are moral • philosophe that fought for civil liberties • the society before the existence of government • the philosophe who wrote ‘The Social Contract’ • ...

10 Clues: women's right activist • made the book "The Wealth of Nations" • best known for his political philosophy • restricting access to ideas & information • founder of a school of thought known as British Empiricism • Believed having 3 branches in government would prevent tyranny • Criticized the unequal relationship between men & women in a marriage • ...

10 Clues: argued for free trade and free markets • authored A Vindiaction of the Rights of Women • outlined a theory of human knowledge, identity, and selfhood. • wrote over 100 letters to her husband, John Adams, to not forget about the ladies. • his common sense crusades against superstition and prejudice and in favor of religious toleration • ...

10 Clues: argued for free trade and free markets • authored A Vindiaction of the Rights of Women • outlined a theory of human knowledge, identity, and selfhood. • wrote over 100 letters to her husband, John Adams, to not forget about the ladies. • his common sense crusades against superstition and prejudice and in favor of religious toleration • ...

10 Clues: Secular world view • French philosophers that were focused reform • One of the rights that the government should protect • Philosopher who believed in the laws of supply and demand • Philosopher who believed that humans are not born into sin • Born in 1694, probably the most influential philosopher at the time • ...

10 Clues: of law The idea that all people are subject to and accountable to the law • rights Rights that people have under natural law (life, liberty, property). • monarchy Also known as a limited monarchy, a monarchy that is limited by laws and a constitution • rule Fundamental principle of democracy where the choice is preferred by more than half of the voters • ...

10 Clues: A ruler with complete power over the government and people. • Rights that people are born with, such as life, liberty, and property. • Belief that people should be free to practice different religions without persecution. • French philosopher who argued that government power should be divided into three branches. • ...

10 Clues: Did the Enlightenment place more or less focus on a person’s parentage and their skills and talents? • He believed both Europeans and Easterners were imperfect. His ideas of separation of powers within a government will be greatly influential to the framers of the United States Constitution. • ...

10 Clues: _________ ergo sum • wrote cogito ergo sum • created scientific method • discovered blood circulation • sun as center of solar system • literally means 'not cuttable' • sin of opposing church doctrine • supremacy+militarism+nationalism • no private property, no social classes • German bishop who lo-key started Enligtenment

15 Clues: The first president • author of Common Sense • colonists who remained loyal to Britain • Sole control of supply of a good or service • Colonists ready to fight at a minutes notice • English philosopher from the enlightenment period • Colonist who called for independence from Great Britain • Famous for the saying "Give me liberty or give me death" • ...

10 Clues: restriciting access to ideas and information • another way to say, "the Age of Enlightenment." • believed that women need education to participate in public life. • english man who fought for the rights of freedom of people and government. • french man that believed people were naturally good but corrupted by society. • ...

10 Clues: made the work Leviathan • laws that govern human nature • people who focused on economic reforms • had a more optimistic view of human nature • restricting access to ideas or information • rights that belonged to all humans from birth • british economist who greatly admired physiocrats • an agreement by which they gave up the state of nature for an organized society • ...

10 Clues: enlightened thinkers • criticized absolute monarchies • restricting access to ideas and information • Scottish economist who greatly admired the physiocrats • government does not interfere with the operations of business • believes all people are naturally bad, greedy, cruel, and selfish • ...

10 Clues: the study of fundamental truths • person open to new ideas and change • person against new ideas and change • rights that all humans are born with • a form of government in which the power is to the people • enlgish philosopher who believed a good government is led by a king • English philosopher who believed in the social contract and natural rights • ...

10 Clues: doing stuff individually • life, liberty, and property • suppression of opinion/art of any kind • small group of people governing a country • a gathering of people held by an inspiring host. • a person who practices or investigates philosophy • a style of European architecture, music, and art of the 17th and 18th centuries • ...

10 Clues: Clear and ordered thinking • - Earth is the center of the Universe • reasonable; making use of reason and good sense • - The power rooted in reason and will, to act or not to act • - (n) the quality of treating people equally or in a way that is reasonable • - not influenced or controlled by others in matters of opinion, conduct, etc • ...

10 Clues: incentives to get you to purchase. • a gathering place to discuss ideas • enlightened thinkers focused on the economy • rights you are born with that should not be taken away. • a philosopher that states people are greedy, cruel, and selfish • an agreement between society + their government to be protected by the government • ...

10 Clues: He wrote Candide • Sun centered system • He improved the telescope • Composer of Baroque music • Composer of classical music • Author of the book Leviathan • Developed laws of color, motion, and gravity • Cut open dead bodies to find out how we work • The study inwards to our ethics and human rights • Was one of the first to suggest the three human rights

10 Clues: French revolutionary leader who was inspired by Rousseau (11) • The belief that God was benign rather than interventionist (5) • Swiss born philosophe who wrote the Social Contract in 1762 (8) • Country whose political system inspired Montesquieu and Voltaire (7) • The French royal dynasty ideologically threatened by the Enlightenment (7) • ...

10 Clues: wrong; incorrect • to obtain something from a specific source • a natural tendency to behave in a particular way • a formal charge or accusation of a serious crime • the ability to govern oneself by the use of reason • to make something greater by adding to it; to increase • to declare someone free from blame, guilt, or responsibility • ...