enlightenment Crossword Puzzles
Buddhism & Hinduism 2022-05-16
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- the idea that all things that exist in reality come from one original source.
- a sanskrit word, meaning the "awakened one"
- buddhist teachings whereby followers should live their lives following these teachings.
- a life goal
- a person who gives up pleasures
- the belief that a person's soul is reborn into a new body following death.
- group that does a particular job which they are born into
- a concept by which Hinduism and other Indian traditions follow about how the good and evil in the past of one's life determines what happens to one's soul in the next life
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- the state of gaining spiritual insight and finding universal truth, the Buddhists' goal.\
- an abbreviation for a religion
- the religion founded by Siddhartha, which teaches that life brings suffering that one can escape by seeking nirvana through enlightenment
- a class or group in Indian society.
- a journey to a holy place
- an ideal state of happiness and peace
- goods or money given to the poor
15 Clues: a life goal • a journey to a holy place • an abbreviation for a religion • a person who gives up pleasures • goods or money given to the poor • a class or group in Indian society. • an ideal state of happiness and peace • a sanskrit word, meaning the "awakened one" • group that does a particular job which they are born into • ...
Buddhism 2021-11-23
13 Clues: Enlightenment • Repeated chants • Buddhist teacher • "infinite light" • buddhism zen sect • Act of being kind • the future Buddha • Profound meditation • Founder of Buddhism • "Truths of the Noble Ones" • pain, suffering, and disease • state of happiness and peace • someone who attained religious goals
Scientific Revolution and Enlightenment 2022-04-12
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- Ruled Prussia as an enlightened despot
- The heliocentric theory was proposed by this astronomer.
- Developed the world’s first vaccination.
- Greatly influenced criminal law reformers. He argued against the use of torture.
- French philosopher who doubted everything
- Scientist who developed the universal law of gravitation.
- This enlightened despot supported freedom of worship
- Believed that the ideal government was one that was freely formed by the people and guided by the “general will” of society.
- Argued that the purpose of government is to protect the natural rights of citizens and citizens have the right to overthrow it if it fails to protect those rights.
- French philosopher who came up with the idea of checks and balances and separation of powers.
- The Father of modern chemistry
- Created a large set of books to which many leading scholars of Europe contributed articles and essays
- Russian empress who was considered an enlightened despot
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- The first published scientific work based on observations made through a telescope
- Known for inventing the microscope.
- Stood trial and falsely confessed that Copernicus’ ideas were not the truth.
- Ruled Austria as an enlightened despot
- Francis Bacon helped develop this.
- Dissected human corpses and published his observations which increased knowledge of human anatomy?
- Mathematically proved that the planets moved in an elliptical fashion around the sun.
- Advocated for the education of women. She also declared that women should have the same political rights as men.
- Political thinker who believed that all humans are naturally selfish and wicked and that strong governments were necessary to control such behavior.
- Ran the most influential of Paris salons during the Enlightenment
- Denis Diderot published this set of books with a collection of articles and essays
24 Clues: The Father of modern chemistry • Francis Bacon helped develop this. • Known for inventing the microscope. • Ruled Prussia as an enlightened despot • Ruled Austria as an enlightened despot • Developed the world’s first vaccination. • French philosopher who doubted everything • This enlightened despot supported freedom of worship • ...
Scientific Revolution and Enlightenment 2017-05-07
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- cause the french people to be happy to have napoleon rule
- caused napoleon to pull his troops from spain
- sense of pride and devotion to ones nation
- result of napoleons attempt to conquer russia
- clergy
- earth is the center of universe
- english philosopher
- age of reason
- gravity and calculus
- believed in branches of government
- one of the founding fathers
- married to louis xvi
- liberty, equality, and fraternity
- where napoleon was first defeated
- king during revolution and married to marie antoinette
- bourgeoisie, sans culottes, and peasants
- observed saturn and the moon
- ruler whose power was not limited
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- accusations, trials, & executions during revolution
- third president and one of the founding fathers
- known for intense dedication to the revolution
- prison
- forced transfer of power
- believed all people were born good
- advocate of violence and leader in france
- meeting to restore stability in europe
- britain received in result of helping defeat france
- first president
- device used to chop heads off
- sun is the center of universe
- where napoleon died
- understanding the natural world
- nobility
- british and french and loss of lots of men
- army captain to ruler
- legislative body created by the revolutionaries
- power shared with the people
- fought for justice and equality
38 Clues: prison • clergy • nobility • age of reason • first president • english philosopher • where napoleon died • gravity and calculus • married to louis xvi • army captain to ruler • forced transfer of power • one of the founding fathers • power shared with the people • observed saturn and the moon • device used to chop heads off • sun is the center of universe • earth is the center of universe • ...
Scientific Revolution and Enlightenment 2023-11-16
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- Alexandrian astronomer who proposed a geocentric system of astronomy that was undisputed until Copernicus
- Assistant to Brahe; used Brahe's data to prove that the earth moved in an elliptical, not circular, orbit; Wrote 3 laws of planetary motion based on mechanical relationships and accurately predicted movements of planets in a sun-centered universe
- A Polish astronomer who proved that the Ptolemaic system was inaccurate, he proposed the theory that the sun, not the earth, was the center of the solar system.
- Flemish scientist who pioneered the study of anatomy and provided detailed overviews of the human body and its systems.
- Improved one of the first microscopes. He saw the first living microorganisms/
- Based on the belief that the sun is the center of the universe
- Wrote the first encyclopedia
- English writer and early feminist who denied male supremacy and advocated equal education for women
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- Philosopher who believed that people are born selfish and need a strong central authority
- Influenced by Copernicus; Built observatory and collected data on the locations of stars and planets
- Italian math professor who discovered the laws of motion. He made his own telescope and observed 4 moons of Jupiter. He was tried for heresy but recanted his teachings
- English physician and scientist who described the circulation of the blood
- Philosopher who believed that people were good but get corrupted by civilization. He stressed the good of community over the individual
- Philosopher who believed government should have separation of powers
- A series of steps followed to solve problems including collecting data, formulating a hypothesis, testing the hypothesis, and stating conclusions.
- A model of the universe in which Earth is at the center of the revolving planets and stars.
- English philosopher who advocated the idea of a "social contract" in which government powers are derived from the consent of the governed and in which the government serves the people; also said people have natural rights to life, liberty and property.
- Philosopher who believed that punishment should fit the crime, in speedy and public trials, and that capital punishment should be done away with completely
- Philosopher who believed in religious tolerance the separation of church and state
- Defined the laws of motion and gravity. Tried to explain motion of the universe.
20 Clues: Wrote the first encyclopedia • Based on the belief that the sun is the center of the universe • Philosopher who believed government should have separation of powers • English physician and scientist who described the circulation of the blood • Improved one of the first microscopes. He saw the first living microorganisms/ • ...
Enlightenment and Revolution- Katarina 2022-12-20
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- earth centered solar system
- used the telescope to research astronomy
- the separation of powers that results from divided branches of government outlined in the U.S. Constitution.
- social gatherings that had hostess and showed how rich you were.
- the main music style of the late 1700s
- an agreement between the government and people
- Frederick II, Peter I, Catherine II, Maria Theresa, Joseph II, and Leopold II.
- a belief or theory that opinions and actions should be based on reason and knowledge
- power shared by the national and state governments
- sun centered solar system
- enlightenment thinkers
- separation of powers
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- a philosophical movement of the 18th century marked by a rejection of traditional social, religious, and political ideas and an emphasis on rationalism
- the ruler most admired by the philosphes
- period of drastic change in scientific thought during the 16th and 17th centuries.
- wrote the decleration of indpendence
- an intellectual movement of the 17th and 18th centuries
- European art style
- elections government for the people
- wanted equal education for women
- document written by thomas jefferson
- researched gravity
- a method of procedure that has characterized natural science since the 17th century 100 years
- free speech, religious toleration
- the first 10 amendments to the U.S. Constitution
- consent of the people, natural rights
26 Clues: European art style • researched gravity • separation of powers • enlightenment thinkers • sun centered solar system • earth centered solar system • wanted equal education for women • free speech, religious toleration • elections government for the people • wrote the decleration of indpendence • document written by thomas jefferson • consent of the people, natural rights • ...
Enlightenment - Kiera and Nina 2023-09-26
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- created 3 laws of motion and gravity
- created small pox vaccine
- created analytical geometry
- believed people deserved three natural rights life, liberty and property
- theory that earth is the center of the universe
- discovered moon has craters and wasn't a pure substance
- people who presented new ways of thinking during the Enlightenment
- put math behind Heliocentric theory
- believed in freedom of speech and religion
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- believed in equal rights for women
- to know something one didn't know before
- created Heliocentric theory
- theory that sun is the center of the universe
- created Boyle's Law
- parties where people met to discuss new ideas
- believed government should have Checks and Balances
- encouraged experimental method
- a person who rules with absolute power
- believed government should be guided by general will of society
- used microscope to study microorganisms
20 Clues: created Boyle's Law • created small pox vaccine • created analytical geometry • created Heliocentric theory • encouraged experimental method • believed in equal rights for women • put math behind Heliocentric theory • created 3 laws of motion and gravity • a person who rules with absolute power • used microscope to study microorganisms • to know something one didn't know before • ...
Chapter 22: The Enlightenment 2023-09-27
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- The last name of the French scientist who felt that scientists should rely on math and logic to derive truth, known for the saying, "I think therefore I am"
- One of the long term effects of the Enlightenment is a belief in _______ (society can always get better)
- The philosopher who believed strongly in a government having a Separation of Powers
- The process of administering a vaccine
- Astronomer who was forced by the Pope to formally reject his research about the orbit of the planets
- The last name of the father of the Scientific Method, who believed that scientists should experiment and draw conclusions from their findings
- The last name of the scientific considered to be the father of Modern Chemistry
- The Polish cleric and astronomer who came to believe the Sun was the center of the universe
- One of the long term effects of the Enlightenment is the importance of the _________ (where each person holds rights)
- The pen name of the Philosophe who used sarcasm to attack the church, aristocracy, and government. He was jailed and exiled to England.
- The last name of the Swedish astronomer who developed a thermometer showing water freeze at 0 degrees
- The pioneer of vaccines
- The theory that the Earth was the center of the universe
- Intellectual movement that stressed reason and thought and the power of individuals to solve problems
- The philosopher who believed that the Earth was the center of the universe
- The last name of the scientist who discovered the Law of Gravity and Laws of Motion
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- The last name of the mathematician who discovered that the planets orbit the sun in an elliptical motion
- Movement challenging the way people thought about the natural world
- To formally reject a previously held idea
- A word meaning irregular, biased, or unusual
- The theory that the Sun is the center of our universe
- The formal term for the Death Penalty
- The logical procedure and approach of gathering and testing ideas used by scientists
- The approach to scientific research that says scientists should experiment and draw conclusions from their findings.
- The last name of the philosopher who believed that men and women should be equally educated
- The last name of the German scientist who developed a thermometer showing water freeze at 32 degrees
- The last name of the philosopher who believed that a strong, Leviathan-like leader was necessary to keep law and order
- Prior to the Scientific Revolution, what was known about the world derived from _____ and Roman scholars or the Bible
- The last name of the philosopher who believed that people had Natural Rights
29 Clues: The pioneer of vaccines • The formal term for the Death Penalty • The process of administering a vaccine • To formally reject a previously held idea • A word meaning irregular, biased, or unusual • The theory that the Sun is the center of our universe • The theory that the Earth was the center of the universe • ...
Julie Rodkey Enlightenment/revolution 2024-12-18
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- earth centered universe
- telescope to sky
- three branches equal power
- fancy party to discuss intellectual topics
- simple and classic style
- giving up some freedom for protection from gover
- new kind of absolute monarch
- knowledge or belief
- state govt vs national govt
- sun entered universe
- groups of intellectuals in France
- separate powers of goverenment
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- logic and reason
- enlightened leader of Russia
- questioning traditional beliefs bout the natural world
- major use of Lockes ideas
- believe in the existence of God
- extravagant style
- people are corrupted my civilzation
- equality for women
- July fourth 1776
- theory of universal gravitation
- to solve problems
- freedom of speech
- use of beccarias legal ideas
- God given rights
26 Clues: logic and reason • telescope to sky • July fourth 1776 • God given rights • extravagant style • to solve problems • freedom of speech • equality for women • knowledge or belief • sun entered universe • earth centered universe • simple and classic style • major use of Lockes ideas • three branches equal power • state govt vs national govt • enlightened leader of Russia • ...
Chap 2: Enlightenment & Foundations 2026-02-12
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- 1776 break from Britain
- People give power for protection
- Peaceful overthrow of king
- Proposed three-branch system
- Everyone must follow laws
- 1628 limits on monarch
- Natural rights philosopher
- Cannot be taken away
- 1689 rights for citizens
- Life liberty property rights
- 1215 document limiting king
- Government power is restricted
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- Book on separation of power
- Supported rule by citizens
- Book arguing limited ruler
- Supported strong central ruler
- Book defending absolute ruler
- Power comes from citizens
- Main author of 1776 document
- Agreement between people and government
20 Clues: Cannot be taken away • 1628 limits on monarch • 1776 break from Britain • 1689 rights for citizens • Everyone must follow laws • Power comes from citizens • Supported rule by citizens • Book arguing limited ruler • Peaceful overthrow of king • Natural rights philosopher • Book on separation of power • 1215 document limiting king • Proposed three-branch system • ...
enlightenment study guide, Marshall 2025-10-30
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- Reason is the chief source of knowledge[
- Sovereignty Government is created by and subject to the will of the people
- Respect for freedom of conscience[
- Concern for human welfare[
- Comprehensive system of human knowledge
- Freedom from arbitrary rule
- Emphasizes the moral worth of the individual
- Belief in a rational natural religion[
- Separation of religion and state[
- Free-market economics[
- Idea of world citizenship[
- Faculty of drawing logical inferences
- Doubting knowledge claims
- Will Collective will of the people (Rousseau)[
- of Nature Hypothetical condition before civil society
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- Rasa Blank slate on which experience writes (Locke)
- Rights Rights that pertain to individuals as human beings
- of Powers Division of government functions among independent bodies
- God’s benevolent intention manifest in creation
- All men are created equal
- Knowledge comes from experience
- Specific targets for criticism and proposals for action[
- Government limited by written laws[
- Contract Society as a mutually beneficial arrangement
- Goal of rational humanity[
- Intellectuals who sought to discover universally valid principles
- Overthrow of a state
- Belief that the world can be made better by human effort[
- Belief that human history is a record of general improvement
- System of intelligible forces
30 Clues: Overthrow of a state • Free-market economics[ • All men are created equal • Doubting knowledge claims • Concern for human welfare[ • Goal of rational humanity[ • Idea of world citizenship[ • Freedom from arbitrary rule • System of intelligible forces • Knowledge comes from experience • Separation of religion and state[ • Respect for freedom of conscience[ • ...
JD Brouse- Enlightenment Revolution 2026-02-06
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- How napoleon was defeated by Russians
- Left their own country for political reasons
- An agreement
- Most influential of congress of vienna
- King of France After Napoleon
- Government created by third estate
- A post napoleonic system of diplomatic cooperation
- Act or means to seal of a place
- Ancient social and political order in France
- Meeting formed by the king
- Forceful takeover of power
- Schooling and education places for boys
- Unskilled workers who wanted radical change
- Give royal families their throne back
- Head of the Jacobins
- Purging france of its past
- Social classes before the revolution
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- Napoleons revenge or regain of france
- Organized body of elected representatives
- Organized code of laws
- Queen of france beside Louis XVI
- Major conflict of napoleonic wars
- Radical party Group
- An alliance formed by monarchs of Austria, Prussia, and Russia
- Attempt at making europe self sufficient
- Equal power and strength among countries
- Method to execute people
- French general and a war genius caused many wars
- Violence due to rumors and panic
- Series of meetings to ensure a balance of power is returned
- Napoleons last defeat
- Civilian soldiers
- Promise to write a constitution
- Direct vote from all members
- Most devastating loss for napoleon
35 Clues: An agreement • Civilian soldiers • Radical party Group • Head of the Jacobins • Napoleons last defeat • Organized code of laws • Method to execute people • Meeting formed by the king • Forceful takeover of power • Purging france of its past • Direct vote from all members • King of France After Napoleon • Act or means to seal of a place • Promise to write a constitution • ...
Vocab. Test 2015-02-12
10 Clues: attracted to • type of grape • auguring favor • a confused state • removal of limbs • to divide by force • continuing forever • dangerous to health • deplorable condition • uplifting enlightenment
Buddhism 2024-11-25
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- abrupt awakening
- important tree
- Infinite light
- one of the two main schools of buddhism
- ultimate goal
- words spoken by the buddha
- intuitive experience of enlightenment
- suffering or unsatisfactory
- scriptures of teachings from gautama buddha
- enlightened one
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- great vehicle
- A monk
- a meditative discipline
- Buddhist rejected it
- the symbol of vajrayana
- communities of monks and nuns
- ancient sound
- refers to the collection of buddhist scriptures
- certain priest or monks
19 Clues: A monk • great vehicle • ancient sound • ultimate goal • important tree • Infinite light • enlightened one • abrupt awakening • Buddhist rejected it • a meditative discipline • the symbol of vajrayana • certain priest or monks • words spoken by the buddha • suffering or unsatisfactory • communities of monks and nuns • intuitive experience of enlightenment • ...
L.16, Sections 1-4 Review 2023-03-31
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- a person who gives up worldly plesaures
- Sanskrit word for a person, that means "awakened"
- Siddhartha gave up ______ to try and find happiness
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- goods or money given to the poor
- finding universal truth and enlightenment
- the Prince who will become Buddha
- Siddhartha discovered three forms of ________ that upset him
7 Clues: goods or money given to the poor • the Prince who will become Buddha • a person who gives up worldly plesaures • finding universal truth and enlightenment • Sanskrit word for a person, that means "awakened" • Siddhartha gave up ______ to try and find happiness • Siddhartha discovered three forms of ________ that upset him
Jan Eyre Vocabulary 2014-12-10
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- appearance
- worry
- very hungry
- manner of movement on foot
- rudely brave
- anger
- shock or alarm
- tendency
- few in number
- scolding
- move across
- gradually decrease
- threatening
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- gap of time
- having or showing religious devotion
- confusion
- strong or deep-rooted dislike
- facial expression
- person who pretends to be what he or she is not
- dark and gloomy
- so unhappy that nothing will comfort
- moral or spiritual enlightenment
- seriousness
- thoughtful
- thin and bony
25 Clues: worry • anger • tendency • scolding • confusion • appearance • thoughtful • gap of time • very hungry • seriousness • move across • threatening • rudely brave • few in number • thin and bony • shock or alarm • dark and gloomy • facial expression • gradually decrease • manner of movement on foot • strong or deep-rooted dislike • moral or spiritual enlightenment • having or showing religious devotion • ...
Moving on the Trade Routes. Rathinam. Pd. 3. 2024-10-20
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- Tower monument in India
- Dynasty in Java
- Transportation across the Sahara
- Ancient city in Mali
- Hindu-Buddhist temple in Khmer
- Focuses on enlightenment
- Center of Mississippian culture
- Chinese sailing ships
- Very wealthy man
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- Roadside inns alongside trade routes
- Maintaining heritage in a new land
- Muslim traveler
- System for trade
- Capital of the Mongol Empire
- Paper money in China
- Chinese philosophy
- Chinese explorer
- Bowls used by monks
- West African storytellers
- Language spoken
20 Clues: Dynasty in Java • Muslim traveler • Language spoken • System for trade • Chinese explorer • Very wealthy man • Chinese philosophy • Bowls used by monks • Paper money in China • Ancient city in Mali • Chinese sailing ships • Tower monument in India • Focuses on enlightenment • West African storytellers • Capital of the Mongol Empire • Hindu-Buddhist temple in Khmer • ...
The world religion of Buddhism 2025-05-14
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- Core-buddhist-practice
- Rapture
- Teachings-of-Buddha
- residential-home-of-a-religious-order
- Teaching-of-the-Buddha
- Consequence
- Service
- Enlightenment
- Equanimity
- Concentration
- Path
- God
- Afterlife
- Superior-of-a-monastery
- Language-the-teachings-of-Buddha-were-recorded-in
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- Ultimate-goal
- Holy-book
- Private-interview-with-a-zen-master
- Buddhist-tradition-of-the-elders
- Tranquility
- Enlightened-one
- Religious-gift
- Energy
- Meditative-form-of-Buddhist-practice
- A-system-of-spiritual-development
25 Clues: God • Path • Energy • Rapture • Service • Holy-book • Afterlife • Equanimity • Tranquility • Consequence • Ultimate-goal • Enlightenment • Concentration • Religious-gift • Enlightened-one • Teachings-of-Buddha • Core-buddhist-practice • Teaching-of-the-Buddha • Superior-of-a-monastery • Buddhist-tradition-of-the-elders • A-system-of-spiritual-development • Private-interview-with-a-zen-master • ...
crossword mania 2025-06-17
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- detail
- footwear
- past simple of catch
- movie theater
- apartment in UK
- Anne...second wife of Henry VIII
- fantastic, amazing
- brother's daughter
- mind your own...
- the official residence of a chief of state
- ...off, remove
- humble
- ill
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- Royal...Hall
- the administrative capital of South Africa
- animal that changes its colors
- aubergine in UK
- short sleeps in Spanish
- the disappearance of the sun below the horizon
- Age of Enlightenment
- the yellow part of an egg
21 Clues: ill • detail • humble • footwear • Royal...Hall • movie theater • ...off, remove • apartment in UK • aubergine in UK • mind your own... • fantastic, amazing • brother's daughter • past simple of catch • Age of Enlightenment • short sleeps in Spanish • the yellow part of an egg • animal that changes its colors • Anne...second wife of Henry VIII • the administrative capital of South Africa • ...
Buddhism Chapter Project 2026-01-15
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- – Enlightened Buddhist follower
- – Enlightened founder of Buddhism
- Tree – Site of Buddha’s enlightenment
- – Buddha’s teachings
- – Buddhist teachings
- – No-self doctrine
- – Sacred remains or objects
- – Enlightened helpers of others
- – Buddhist community
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- – Sacred meditation designs
- Sights – Experiences that inspired Buddha
- – Buddhist sacred texts
- Way – Balanced Buddhist path
- – One who practices self-denial
- – Ritual-based Buddhist practice
- – Tibetan Buddhist teachers
- – Buddhist temple structure
- Canon – Early Buddhist scriptures
- Precepts – Buddhist moral rules
- – Freedom from suffering
20 Clues: – No-self doctrine • – Buddha’s teachings • – Buddhist teachings • – Buddhist community • – Buddhist sacred texts • – Freedom from suffering • – Sacred meditation designs • – Tibetan Buddhist teachers • – Buddhist temple structure • – Sacred remains or objects • Way – Balanced Buddhist path • – Enlightened Buddhist follower • – One who practices self-denial • ...
Buddhism Keywords 2023-05-09
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- Nirvana or paradise
- End to human cycle of suffering through nirvana
- Enlightened One
- Buddhist practices leading to Nirvana (paradise) or the liberation from Samsara (the painful cycle of rebirth)
- Rebirth depending on actions in a previous life
- Consequences of one's actions
- Dome shaped Buddhist Shrine
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- Suffering; the cause of suffering; the end of suffering; the path that leads to the end of suffering
- Commitments to abstain from killing, stealing, sexual misconduct, lying and indoctrination. A way to develop mind and character on the path to enlightenment
- Mental and physical action to separate from one's thoughts and feelings to become fully aware
- Religious teacher and founder of Buddhism during the 5th or 6th Century BCE
11 Clues: Enlightened One • Nirvana or paradise • Dome shaped Buddhist Shrine • Consequences of one's actions • End to human cycle of suffering through nirvana • Rebirth depending on actions in a previous life • Religious teacher and founder of Buddhism during the 5th or 6th Century BCE • ...
Renaissance, Reformation, Scientific, Enlightenment 2020-01-23
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- The worlds first vaccine was made for this disease, by Jenner
- Holy Roman Emperor who lost a lot of land after many religious wars
- Wealthy family that was responsible for a lot of Renaissance culture in Florence
- Teacher of capitalism, laissez affaires, the invisible hand of economics
- The treaty that granted religious tolerance after the 30 years war
- A time period in history where people questioned natural laws of man and society
- More writers writing like this, more people reading
- A revival of learning, a refocus on classical knowledge
- More focused on worldly things and not religion
- More focus on the individual, studies of history, literature, and philosophy
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- Someone who is Christian but does not follow Catholic doctrine
- He created a denomination where the most important teaching was predestination
- Created a list of 95 changes the Catholic Church should make
- Wrote the Prince, a political book very popular in Italy
- Lutheran/Baptist/Methodist/Anglican/Catholic/Orthodox
- An age of change in the Church, began in 1517
- The work of Copernicus, Kepler, and Galileo proved this
- Country with absolute monarchy
- Country with constitutional monarchy
- Created the new and improved movable type printing press
- During the Catholic Refomation the church met here to make changes
- Wrote Principia Mathematica, a book of physical laws of the earth
- They kept the Greek and Roman traditions alive and this helped start the Renaissance
23 Clues: Country with absolute monarchy • Country with constitutional monarchy • An age of change in the Church, began in 1517 • More focused on worldly things and not religion • More writers writing like this, more people reading • Lutheran/Baptist/Methodist/Anglican/Catholic/Orthodox • The work of Copernicus, Kepler, and Galileo proved this • ...
Enlightenment and Scientific Revolution 2019-12-03
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- made adnaves in astonomy by mapping the orbits of planets. Discovered they mad elliptical orbits
- power of the mind to think and understand...use logic
- used the telescope to prove a heliocentric universe
- separation of church and state
- believe that all people are born with rights that cannot be taken
- sudden change in government or worldviews.
- agreement between members of a society and their government
- french philosopher that spoke about the freedom of speech and the separation of church and state.
- Argued "Natural Rights" all people have life, liberty and property.
- a ruler has no restrictions on their power or actions
- English advocate for women's rights during the enlightenment.
- intellectual movement in which reason and individualism were emphasized
- invented by Francis Bacon to have a step by step procedure to find truth in experiments
- philosopher who was a fan of unlimited government. Thought the king had rule of the people. Strong fan of government.
- the idea that the planets and sun revolve around earth
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- a person who is a leaned academic who gives theories as to what life is about.
- the idea that all the planets revolve around the sun
- having power in the government broken down and given to different groups
- French philosopher, proposed the idea of the social contract.
- means the people hold the power of the state
- theory that opinions should be based on reason and knowledge
- discovered the laws of gravity and created the three laws of motion
- french philosopher, believed strongly in the separation of powers.
23 Clues: separation of church and state • sudden change in government or worldviews. • means the people hold the power of the state • used the telescope to prove a heliocentric universe • the idea that all the planets revolve around the sun • power of the mind to think and understand...use logic • a ruler has no restrictions on their power or actions • ...
Scientific Revolution and Enlightenment 2013-04-15
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- leader of the physiocrats
- Developed laws of motion; used telescope
- Wrote Wealth of Nations (invisible hand)
- Checks and Balances
- separated science and morality into separate branches
- Hated organized religion (Ecracsez l'infame)
- promoted equality for women
- natural rights: life, liberty, property
- In France, Catholics that argued against impersonal God
- Wrote On the Revolutions of Heavenly Spheres
- Deductive Reasoning
- On the movement of the Heart and Blood
- Father of microscopy
- Wrote the Encyclopedia
- Social Contract, and general will (noble savage)
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- Wrote Progress of the Human Mind
- Human born with blank slate
- The sun is the center of the universe
- 3 laws of planetary motion
- The scientific revolution led directly to this
- the greatest of the Enlightened Despots
- Crime should fit the punishment
- Principle of universal gravitation
- The Structure of the Human Body
- Human reason could not go beyond what the senses percieved
- Clock-maker God
- Inductive reasoning
27 Clues: Clock-maker God • Checks and Balances • Deductive Reasoning • Inductive reasoning • Father of microscopy • Wrote the Encyclopedia • leader of the physiocrats • 3 laws of planetary motion • Human born with blank slate • promoted equality for women • Crime should fit the punishment • The Structure of the Human Body • Wrote Progress of the Human Mind • Principle of universal gravitation • ...
Scientific Revolution and Enlightenment 2014-06-04
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- real name François Marie Arouet, published more than 70 books of political essays, philosophies, dramas; made targets of the clergy, aristocracy, government. sent to prison twice,exiled to England for more than two years. never stopped fighting for tolerance, reason, freedom of religious beliefs, freedom of speech
- believed that people could learn from experience and improve themselves. criticized absolute monarchy. favored the idea of self-government. his theory had a big influence on modern political thinking.
- a logical procedure for gathering information about the natural world, in which experimentation and observation are used to test hypotheses.
- an 18th-century European movement in which thinkers attempted to apply the principles of reason and the scientific method to all aspects of society.
- she ruled Russia with absolute authority but sought to reform Russia, she gave nobles absolute power over the serfs, her armies won control of the northern shore of the Black Sea, expanded Russia into Poland
- English statesman and writer, he urged scientists to use the experimental method, believed by better understanding of the world, scientists would generate practical knowledge that would improve people’s lives
- urged women to enter the male-dominated fields of medicine and politics. women’s education shouldn’t be secondary to men’s; women need education to become virtuous and useful
- one of the 18th century European monarchs who was inspired by Enlightenment ideas to rule justly and respect the rights of subjects.
- a social gathering of intellectuals and artists, like those held in the homes of wealthy women in Paris and other European cities during the Enlightenment.
- relating to a simple, elegant style (based on ideas and themes from ancient Greece and Rome) that characterized the arts in Europe during the late 1700s.
- Galilei Italian scientist, published “Starry Messenger” and “Dialogue Concerning the Two Chief World Systems”, he supported theories of Copernicus, Pope summoned him to Rome and he stood before the Inquisition
- relating to a grand, ornate style that characterized European painting, music, and architecture in the 1600s and early 1700s.
- Danish astronomer, he recorded the movements of planets for many years, he produced a lot of accurate data
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- the theory that the earth and the other planets revolve around the sun.
- Theory in the Middle Ages, the earth-centered idea of the universe in which scholars believed that the earth was an immovable object located at the center of the universe.
- one of a group of social thinkers in France during the Enlightenment.
- a major change in European thought, starting in the mid-1500s, in which the study of the natural world began to be characterized by careful observation and the questioning of accepted beliefs.
- He developed analytical geometry(combination of algebra and geometry), he relied on mathematics and logic, he believed everything should be doubted until it is proven by reason
- came up with the heliocentric theory, wrote “On the Revolutions of the Heavenly Bodies”, but didn’t publish any of his findings until 1543
- devoted himself to the study of political liberty. proposed separation of powers would keep any individual or group from gaining total control of the government
- brilliant mathematician, he concluded that certain mathematical laws govern planetary motion
- created a large set of books, Encyclopedia, to which many leading scholars of Europe contributed articles and essays, he continued publishing the Encyclopedia even though it angered French gov’t and Catholic Church
- the agreement by which people define and limit their individual rights, thus creating an organized society or government.
- English scientist, he studied mathematics and physics at Cambridge University, he created the 3 laws of motion, published “The Mathematical Principles of Natural Philosophy”(one of the most important scientific book)
- committed to individual freedom. argued that civilization corrupted people’s natural goodness. believed that only good gov’t was one freely formed by the people and guided by the ‘general will’ of society(direct democracy)
25 Clues: one of a group of social thinkers in France during the Enlightenment. • the theory that the earth and the other planets revolve around the sun. • brilliant mathematician, he concluded that certain mathematical laws govern planetary motion • Danish astronomer, he recorded the movements of planets for many years, he produced a lot of accurate data • ...
The Enlightenment and Revolutions 2017-05-03
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- wrote the Declaration of Independence
- born in Austria, queen of France during the french revolution , frivolous and self indulgent
- life, liberty, and property
- important in negotiating main points of the constitution, 4th president of the United States
- king of Austria, provided free food and medicine for poor citizens
- the country that ruled the islands and oceans
- his name was francois marie arouet, he attacked injustice through his writings
- theory that proposed the earth was the center of the universe
- spent the last few years of his life under house arrest, first to use telescope, first to study Saturn
- theory that proposed the earth was not the center of the universe
- outspoken proponent rights for women
- discovered the heliocentric theory, afraid to publish his finding
- gathering places for the enlightenment thinkers
- she killed Jean Marat in the bathtub and she herself was killed by the guillotine, wanted to restore peace in France
- all of the normal people about 97% of the population and can be divided into three groups
- prison where people that spoke out against the king are kept
- less than 1%, the clergy
- believed the government should work for the benefit of the common good
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- a time of new ideas and reason and discoveries
- A violent agitator favored by the public during the revolution
- the place where people got their heads chopped off
- Napoleon lost when he tried to fight Russia due to the cold winter, he lost almost all of his troops
- associated with the study of gravity
- the legislative body created by the french revolutionaries
- new ways of thinking
- radical leader of the french revolution, killed people who disagreed with him
- founding father and enlightenment thinker
- 1st president of the United States, founding father, helped draft the declaration of independence
- using natural resources as hiding spots to fight the enemy, this technique caused Napoleon to lose the battle in Spain
- a ruler that tries to do well for his people
- bloody times during the revolution, consisted of mass killings
- radical newspaper writer who spent his life in the bathtub because of his skin disease
- wrote leviathan, people are born bad and greedy
- 2% or less of nobility
- separation of power
- king during the french revolution, indecisive, people did not like him, later executed by the people
36 Clues: separation of power • new ways of thinking • 2% or less of nobility • less than 1%, the clergy • life, liberty, and property • associated with the study of gravity • outspoken proponent rights for women • wrote the Declaration of Independence • founding father and enlightenment thinker • a ruler that tries to do well for his people • ...
Amaris-Enlightenment And Revolution 2024-12-18
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- New kind of absolute monarch
- Simple Style
- Leader of Russia
- Fancy party to discuss
- Gravity
- Major use of John Locke's ideas
- Telescope guy
- Method to solve problems
- Sun centered universe
- State gov vs federal gov
- Giving up freedom for protection from govt
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- Equality for women
- Belief of a higher power
- Group of intellectuals in France
- Believes that people are corrupted by civilization
- July 4th 1776
- Extravagant style
- Branches have equal powers
- Questioning traditional beliefs about the natural world
- Opinions should be based on knowledge instead of religion or beliefs
- Seperate powers of government
- Earth centered
- Using logic
- Use of Beccarias legal ideas
- Master of freedom of speech
- Natural rights
26 Clues: Gravity • Using logic • Simple Style • July 4th 1776 • Telescope guy • Earth centered • Natural rights • Leader of Russia • Extravagant style • Equality for women • Sun centered universe • Fancy party to discuss • Belief of a higher power • Method to solve problems • State gov vs federal gov • Branches have equal powers • Master of freedom of speech • New kind of absolute monarch • ...
Enlightenment Vocabulary Crossword Puzzle 2024-11-18
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- A fundamental and often sudden change in political power or organizational structures.
- The theory that places Earth at the center of the universe.
- Rights: Rights believed to belong to everyone, such as life, liberty, and property.
- Monarchy:A government where a monarch's powers are limited by a constitution.
- Contract: An agreement between people and their government for mutual benefits.
- Branch: The branch of government responsible for interpreting and applying laws.
- Reasoning: The process of drawing conclusions through structured, rational thought.
- A method of reasoning to determine validity or truth.
- A system of government where power is divided between a central authority and smaller units.
- Monarchy: A monarchy in which the ruler has unrestricted power.
- A sovereign head of state, especially a king or queen.
- The quality of making judgments that are free from discrimination.
- Speech: The right to express one's opinions without censorship or restraint.
- and Balances: A system ensuring that one branch of government cannot dominate the others.
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- Branch: The branch of government that makes laws.
- of Powers: The division of government into distinct branches to prevent abuse of power.
- A system of government where citizens exercise power by voting.
- Branch: The branch of government responsible for implementing and enforcing laws.
- The state of being equal, especially in status, rights, or opportunities.
- The acceptance of different opinions, behaviors, or practices.
- The theory that places the sun at the center of the solar system.
- The study of the fundamental nature of knowledge, reality, and existence.
- The state of being free from external control or support.
- Method: A systematic approach to inquiry involving observation and experimentation.
- A legislative body of government in some countries.
- The power of the mind to think, understand, and form judgments logically.
26 Clues: Branch: The branch of government that makes laws. • A legislative body of government in some countries. • A method of reasoning to determine validity or truth. • A sovereign head of state, especially a king or queen. • The state of being free from external control or support. • The theory that places Earth at the center of the universe. • ...
Absolutism and the Enlightenment 2023-11-09
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- the branch of government that executes or enforces laws
- the rule of one person as passed through a family lineage
- a way of limiting power by ensuring that each branch of government limits the power of other branches
- an intellectual movement that attempted to understand society and culture, also known as the Age of Reason
- French philosopher that argued for separation of church and state and freedom of expression
- the absolute monarch of France, who was known as the sun king and built the Palace of Versailles
- French philosopher who argued that power should be limited and broken into 3 branches of power, so each branch could provide checks and balances on the others.
- influenced the method of thinking with logic, reason, and experimentation that greatly influenced the enlightenment thinkers
- a power given by God as a justification for the power of an absolute monarch
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- the branch of government that writes and creates laws
- British philosopher who argued that absolute monarchy was the best form of government based on his description of humans as always at war in their state of nature
- first tsar of Russia, used absolute power and violence
- the branch of government that interprets the law
- British philosopher that argued for the equal rights of women
- the centralized and complete power of a monarch
- the rule of the people
- a kind of monarchy whose power is limited by laws
- British philosopher who argued that government should protect the rights of people (life, liberty, property)
- enlightened Protestant monarch f England but tolerated other religions, love of arts and scientific studies
- the power of the mind to think, understand, and form judgments by a process of logic
20 Clues: the rule of the people • the centralized and complete power of a monarch • the branch of government that interprets the law • a kind of monarchy whose power is limited by laws • the branch of government that writes and creates laws • first tsar of Russia, used absolute power and violence • the branch of government that executes or enforces laws • ...
Chapter 6 last 12 Voc 2021-03-01
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- Measures designed to prevent any one branch of government from dominating the others
- She published an essay called a vindication of the rights of woman in 1792
- The first ten amendments to the U.S. constitution which protect citizens basic rights and freedoms
- A statement of the reasons for the American colonies break with Britain approved by the second continental congress in 1776
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- A system of government in which power is divided between a central authority and a number of individual states
- One of the 18th century European monarchs who was inspired by Enlightenment ideas to rule justly and respect the rights of subject
- Political leader was firmly based on the ideas of John Locke and the Enlightenment
- Relating to a simple, elegant style that characterized the arts in Europe during the late 1700s
- She ruled Russia from 1762 to 1796 she ruled with absolute authority but also sought tp reform russia
- A gathering of intellectuals and artists like those held in the homes of wealthy women in paris and other European cities during the enlightenment
- Relating to a grand ornate style that characterized European painting,music,and architecture in the 1600s and early 1700s
11 Clues: She published an essay called a vindication of the rights of woman in 1792 • Political leader was firmly based on the ideas of John Locke and the Enlightenment • Measures designed to prevent any one branch of government from dominating the others • Relating to a simple, elegant style that characterized the arts in Europe during the late 1700s • ...
unit one 2013-12-18
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- To embarrass.
- Opus The greatest work of an artist.
- The combination of two of more forces.
- To attack
- Wrong doing.
- Enlightenment.
- Possessing great wealth.
- A pattern of pray or worship.
- Overabundance
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- Sluggish.
- Manner of working.
- Requiring mental or physical energy.
- To explain in great detail.
- Being accomplished.
14 Clues: Sluggish. • To attack • Wrong doing. • To embarrass. • Overabundance • Enlightenment. • Manner of working. • Being accomplished. • Possessing great wealth. • To explain in great detail. • A pattern of pray or worship. • Requiring mental or physical energy. • The combination of two of more forces. • Opus The greatest work of an artist.
Napoleonic wars Name_______ 2015-03-03
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- bring back, rebuild
- the first one, before
- permissive, to allow, to permit
- to understand, be aware
- put to death, implemented, finish
- wise, logical,
- encouraged, motivated, moved
- Acceptance
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- Politicians wanting to improve society
- based on evidence, rationality, logic
- Changes in laws or customs
- set up, start
- to ban, make illegal
- rational, makes sense,
- voting
- Changes to the constitution
- chaos, fear, instability
- bring back, rebuild
18 Clues: voting • Acceptance • set up, start • wise, logical, • bring back, rebuild • bring back, rebuild • to ban, make illegal • the first one, before • rational, makes sense, • to understand, be aware • chaos, fear, instability • Changes in laws or customs • Changes to the constitution • encouraged, motivated, moved • permissive, to allow, to permit • put to death, implemented, finish • ...
Napoleonic wars Name_______ 2015-03-03
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- Changes in laws or customs
- Acceptance
- bring back, rebuild
- to ban, make illegal
- encouraged, motivated, moved
- wise, logical,
- put to death, implemented, finish
- permissive, to allow, to permit
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- bring back, rebuild
- set up, start
- the first one, before
- to understand, be aware
- Politicians wanting to improve society
- voting
- based on evidence, rationality, logic
- Changes to the constitution
- rational, makes sense,
- chaos, fear, instability
18 Clues: voting • Acceptance • set up, start • wise, logical, • bring back, rebuild • bring back, rebuild • to ban, make illegal • the first one, before • rational, makes sense, • to understand, be aware • chaos, fear, instability • Changes in laws or customs • Changes to the constitution • encouraged, motivated, moved • permissive, to allow, to permit • put to death, implemented, finish • ...
Buddhism 2024-06-19
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- No self
- blank of good law
- what does Buddhism detest
- what does Buddhism stem from
- variant from Tibet
- oldest variant of Buddhism
- what is buddha's name
- impermanence
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- four noble ... blank
- largest variant of Buddhism
- blank... book of the dead
- the 3 baskets of sacred texts
- the cycle of reincarnation
- suffering
- what comes around goes around
- enlightenment
- Buddha's teachings (one of three jewels)
17 Clues: No self • suffering • impermanence • enlightenment • blank of good law • variant from Tibet • four noble ... blank • what is buddha's name • blank... book of the dead • what does Buddhism detest • the cycle of reincarnation • oldest variant of Buddhism • largest variant of Buddhism • what does Buddhism stem from • the 3 baskets of sacred texts • what comes around goes around • ...
Hinduism and Buddhism Key words crossword 2022-12-09
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- the highest caste in the hinduism system jobs are priests
- the warrior and king caste in hinduism
- the untouchables or the lowest caste in hindusim
- a boy born as a prince that achieved enlightenment and is known as the buddha
- the end of the eightfold path also known as enlightenment
- the different types and practices of buddhists
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- a sect of Buddhism that has the belief that you must help others achieve nirvana.
- the belief that you must follow the duty of your caste
- the name for the cycle of death and rebirth
- the end of samsara or the cycle of rebirth.
- the idea that when your die you are born again into something or someone else based on your karma
- a sect of Buddhism that has the belief that you must achieve nirvana on your own.
- Path the directions on how to end suffering
- the concept of what you get comes back to you
- the different levels of Hindus to determine how close to moksha you are
15 Clues: the warrior and king caste in hinduism • the name for the cycle of death and rebirth • the end of samsara or the cycle of rebirth. • Path the directions on how to end suffering • the concept of what you get comes back to you • the different types and practices of buddhists • the untouchables or the lowest caste in hindusim • ...
Chapter 10 2017-03-06
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- The system that places Sun at the center of the Universe.
- The system that places Earth at the center of the Universe.
- A systematic procedure for collecting and analyzing evidence.
- His observations suggested that planets had substance.
- Wrote The Principia and defined the three laws of motion.
- Presented the concept of the social contract(the most famous philosopher of the later enlightenment)
- Established the scientific method.
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- Argued that every person was born with a tabula rasa, or blank mind.
- A period when philosophers believed that they could apply the scientific method and use reason to explain human nature logically.
- This system that is based on the belief that reason is the chief source of knowledge.
- The father of modern rationalism.
- Innovator who wrote classical music. Most famous composer.
- Established the concept of a heliocentric solar system.
- Enforced the heliocentric system and took the next step in destroying the ptolemaic system.
- Someone who studies wisdom.
15 Clues: Someone who studies wisdom. • The father of modern rationalism. • Established the scientific method. • His observations suggested that planets had substance. • Established the concept of a heliocentric solar system. • The system that places Sun at the center of the Universe. • Wrote The Principia and defined the three laws of motion. • ...
York 2021-03-02
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- had salons and taught girls how to become ladies, they also exchanges philosophical ideas
- wrote parts of the encyclopedias with the work of all the philosophers to spread the idea of the Enlightenment
- people who questioned things and thinks many things
- he says the government should be hands off
- 1st women's right activist believed women should decide thing for themselves
- wanted to strengthen the economy, promoted for free trade and believed the government shouldn't regulate economy
- constitutional monarch protects the peoples rights and we should revolt if they don't
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- wrote the Robinson Crusoe
- the best governments have 3 branches so they keep each other balance with checks and balances
- rights that cannot be taken away
- came up with the Republic form of government
- disapproves what your saying but will defend your right to say it
- came up with the term Enlightenment
- he was the first to say you have to have an absolute ruler
- government telling you what you can and can't read or say
15 Clues: wrote the Robinson Crusoe • rights that cannot be taken away • came up with the term Enlightenment • he says the government should be hands off • came up with the Republic form of government • people who questioned things and thinks many things • government telling you what you can and can't read or say • he was the first to say you have to have an absolute ruler • ...
Whittington 2021-03-02
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- believed humans had natural rights and that the number one job of a government is to protect those rights
- when a government doesn't regulate the market or also known as Capitalism
- wrote encyclopedias which contained letters of many different philosophers
- came up with the term Enlightenment
- believed in Freedom of Speech and natural rights
- human rights that everyone has like freedom of speech, life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness
- believed in capitalism and wanted a market that wasn't controlled by the government
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- believed in separation of power and wanted 3 different branches of government
- the suppression of ideas and books controlled by the government
- one of the first to fight for women's rights
- introduced salons where people could come and talk about different philosophies
- German artist whose most famous works include "Don Giovanni" and "The Marriage of Figaro"
- wrote Robinson Crusoe
- believed a country needed a monarch who got power from the people
- leaders of the Enlightenment, also known as philosophers
15 Clues: wrote Robinson Crusoe • came up with the term Enlightenment • one of the first to fight for women's rights • believed in Freedom of Speech and natural rights • leaders of the Enlightenment, also known as philosophers • the suppression of ideas and books controlled by the government • believed a country needed a monarch who got power from the people • ...
Unit 3: Foundations of American Government 2022-10-12
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- Founding Father influenced by John Locke and used his ideas in the Declaration of Independence
- this document written in 1620 established a government in Massachusetts
- the idea that people must give their permission to be governed
- interprets laws
- this document written in 1215 limited the powers of the king and gave rights to the nobles
- considered the Father of the Constitution
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- Document written in 1776 that declared freedom from Great Britain
- monarch in Great Britain who went into debt
- enforces laws
- the idea that everyone is born with rights such as life liberty and property
- Last name of the Enlightenment Philosopher that came up with the ideas of separation of powers and checks and balances
- this document written in 1776 persuaded the colonists that it was time to declare independence from Great Britain
- document written in 1689 that gave rights such as the right to bear arms and freedom of speech
- law making body
- Last name of Enlightenment Philosopher who came up with the idea of Natural Rights
15 Clues: enforces laws • law making body • interprets laws • considered the Father of the Constitution • monarch in Great Britain who went into debt • the idea that people must give their permission to be governed • Document written in 1776 that declared freedom from Great Britain • this document written in 1620 established a government in Massachusetts • ...
Pagan 2021-03-02
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- believed everyone should have freedom of speech
- the way absolute rulers said what their people could and couldn't do
- nonreligious, informal paintings usually found in salons
- owned many salons where the Enlightenment spread quickly
- who coined the term Enlightenment
- said that the government should be broken up into 3 parts
- believed that the government should be strong and absolute
- large, colorful paintings that usually glorified saints and historical battles
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- was one of the first women's rights activist
- wrote the encyclopedias that allowed the ideas of the philosophes to spread
- said that the government should have a hands-off approach to the economy
- said that the people should elect their government leaders and if they don't like them they should vote them out
- wrote the Robinson Crusoe about a shipwrecked sailor
- believed that the government should protect the natural rights of its people and if it didn't the people should revolt
- a famous composer who wrote over 600 pieces before his early death
15 Clues: who coined the term Enlightenment • was one of the first women's rights activist • believed everyone should have freedom of speech • wrote the Robinson Crusoe about a shipwrecked sailor • nonreligious, informal paintings usually found in salons • owned many salons where the Enlightenment spread quickly • said that the government should be broken up into 3 parts • ...
Buddhism & Hinduism 2022-05-16
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- a class or group in Indian society.
- an abbreviation for a religion
- a journey to a holy place
- goods or money given to the poor
- group that does a particular job which they are born into
- the belief that a person's soul is reborn into a new body following death.
- buddhist teachings whereby followers should live their lives following these teachings.
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- a concept by which Hinduism and other Indian traditions follow about how the good and evil in the past of one's life determines what happens to one's soul in the next life
- the state of gaining spiritual insight and finding universal truth, the Buddhists' goal.\
- a person who gives up pleasures
- an ideal state of happiness and peace
- the religion founded by Siddhartha, which teaches that life brings suffering that one can escape by seeking nirvana through enlightenment
- a life goal
- the idea that all things that exist in reality come from one original source.
- a sanskrit word, meaning the "awakened one"
15 Clues: a life goal • a journey to a holy place • an abbreviation for a religion • a person who gives up pleasures • goods or money given to the poor • a class or group in Indian society. • an ideal state of happiness and peace • a sanskrit word, meaning the "awakened one" • group that does a particular job which they are born into • ...
Buddhism & Hinduism 2022-05-16
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- the idea that all things that exist in reality come from one original source.
- a sanskrit word, meaning the "awakened one"
- buddhist teachings whereby followers should live their lives following these teachings.
- a life goal
- a person who gives up pleasures
- the belief that a person's soul is reborn into a new body following death.
- group that does a particular job which they are born into
- a concept by which Hinduism and other Indian traditions follow about how the good and evil in the past of one's life determines what happens to one's soul in the next life
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- the state of gaining spiritual insight and finding universal truth, the Buddhists' goal.\
- an abbreviation for a religion
- the religion founded by Siddhartha, which teaches that life brings suffering that one can escape by seeking nirvana through enlightenment
- a class or group in Indian society.
- a journey to a holy place
- an ideal state of happiness and peace
- goods or money given to the poor
15 Clues: a life goal • a journey to a holy place • an abbreviation for a religion • a person who gives up pleasures • goods or money given to the poor • a class or group in Indian society. • an ideal state of happiness and peace • a sanskrit word, meaning the "awakened one" • group that does a particular job which they are born into • ...
Buddhism 2023-12-09
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- the buddhist community of monks, nuns,novices, and laity
- the insight that suffering is part of the human condition
- in order to reach Nirvana you must cross the ___ that bridges who you were to who you need to be
- the buddhist doctrine that all existent things are changing constantly
- buddhist enlightenment, the ultimate goal
- the teachings of the buddha
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- a person who doesn't let things affect them, a Lotus ___
- beings who have experienced enlightenment but do not enter nirvana as to help others achieve it
- the buddhist doctrine denying a permanent self; there is no alternate reality within beyond the present moment
- one of the four passing sights that gave Siddhartha hope; a religious ___
- The cause of suffering (tanha)
- title for a teacher of dharma in tibetan buddhism
12 Clues: the teachings of the buddha • The cause of suffering (tanha) • buddhist enlightenment, the ultimate goal • title for a teacher of dharma in tibetan buddhism • a person who doesn't let things affect them, a Lotus ___ • the buddhist community of monks, nuns,novices, and laity • the insight that suffering is part of the human condition • ...
Enlightenment Vocabulary 2022-10-27
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- a major change in basic assumptions about how the world works
- Enlightened Jews(משכילים)
- a rebellion of French people against their king in 1789
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- Becoming similar to the majority around you
- a movement that emphasized science and reason as guides to understand the world
- A Jewish Enlightenment movement led by Moses Mendelssohn.
- the division between religion and government
- the process of being set free from legal, social, or political restrictions
8 Clues: Enlightened Jews(משכילים) • Becoming similar to the majority around you • the division between religion and government • a rebellion of French people against their king in 1789 • A Jewish Enlightenment movement led by Moses Mendelssohn. • a major change in basic assumptions about how the world works • ...
Buddhism: 4 Noble Truths & The Eightfold Path 2020-11-30
13 Clues: The path of... • The truth of... • Eightfold Path 1 • Eightfold path 8 • Eightfold path 7 • Eightfold path 6 • Eightfold path 5 • Eightfold path 4 • Eightfold path 3 • Eightfold path 2 • The...of suffering • The...of suffering • What did Cai Lun invent?
Revolution crossword puzzle 2021-02-25
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- Spanish born Europeans who travelled down to Latin American colonies
- a conference hosted by royalty and wealthy people to restore the old order
- the country that was the reason Latin America was having an Independence movement
- Native Americans/European workers
- one who strongly identifies with their own nation and supports its interests
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- African/European descent slaves
- South of North America and people like Miguel Hidalgo were born here
- Spanish descent who were born in Latin America
- one who is inspired by ideals of the Enlightenment
- all individuals are born with a certain amount of rights
- the state of having knowledge or understanding
- one who prefers little change and holds old traditions
- Dom Pedro I was born in this country
- Part of South America and Dom Pedro I was the first ruler of their Empire
- a Venezuelan creole who played a major part in Latin Americas independence and has a country named after him
15 Clues: African/European descent slaves • Native Americans/European workers • Dom Pedro I was born in this country • Spanish descent who were born in Latin America • the state of having knowledge or understanding • one who is inspired by ideals of the Enlightenment • one who prefers little change and holds old traditions • ...
5.2 Nationalism and Revolutions 2025-01-22
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- A device used during the French Revolution for public executions.
- The first nation formed from a successful slave revolt.
- The type of cap symbolizing liberty during the French Revolution.
- A revolutionary leader known as "The Liberator" in South America.
- The intellectual movement that emphasized reason and individual rights as key to human progress.
- A key Enlightenment ideal meaning freedom from oppressive rule.
- The cry for independence that launched the Mexican War of Independence.
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- The Italian revolutionary who led the "Redshirts" in unification efforts.
- The process of bringing together divided states or regions into one nation, as seen in Italy and Germany.
- The French leader who spread revolutionary ideals across Europe but crowned himself emperor.
- The French museum housing artwork seized during Napoleonic campaigns.
- The belief that people sharing a common culture and history should govern themselves.
- A complete overthrow of a government or social order in favor of a new system.
- A revolutionary slogan symbolizing unity and brotherhood.
- A nickname for British soldiers during the American Revolution.
15 Clues: The first nation formed from a successful slave revolt. • A revolutionary slogan symbolizing unity and brotherhood. • A key Enlightenment ideal meaning freedom from oppressive rule. • A nickname for British soldiers during the American Revolution. • A device used during the French Revolution for public executions. • ...
Logos testing 2019-04-08
Across
- logos
- storhed
- rhetorics
- ædel
- storhedsvanvid
- ransagningskendelse
- talekunst
- afskaffelse
- begejstring
- retfærdiggøre
- lovændring
- nedladende
- katteagtig
- godhed
- fantasifuld
- chamberlain
- snu
- winston
- ånd
- hyklerisk
- ondskab
- uretfærdighed
- vulgær
- fordomsfuld
- enkelhed
- vurdere
- pathos
Down
- argumentere
- franklin
- founding...
- abraham
- oplysning
- comparison
- skæbne
- Aristoteles
- fremmedgørelse
- forfatning
- dictatorship
- medlidenhed
- visions
- politics
- påstand
- tro
- reliability
- uretfærdig
- bedragerisk
- metaphor
47 Clues: snu • tro • ånd • ædel • logos • skæbne • godhed • vulgær • pathos • storhed • abraham • visions • påstand • winston • ondskab • vurdere • franklin • politics • enkelhed • metaphor • oplysning • rhetorics • talekunst • hyklerisk • comparison • forfatning • lovændring • nedladende • katteagtig • uretfærdig • argumentere • founding... • Aristoteles • afskaffelse • begejstring • medlidenhed • fantasifuld • chamberlain • reliability • bedragerisk • fordomsfuld • ...
Early 2024-05-29
Across
- rights that belong to all humans from birth
- free market
- studied the governments of Europe
- informal social gatherings
- spearheaded the rain of terror
- gaining knowledge
- lower class
- crashed nobles military power
- a medevil fortress
- French war hero turned emperor
Down
- absolute rulers
- hobbies the writer of leviathan
- old order
- govern all human conduct
- greatly admired the physicians
- elegant art
- restricting access
- used to execute
- optimistic
- hasty trials and executions
20 Clues: old order • optimistic • free market • elegant art • lower class • absolute rulers • used to execute • gaining knowledge • restricting access • a medevil fortress • govern all human conduct • informal social gatherings • hasty trials and executions • crashed nobles military power • greatly admired the physicians • spearheaded the rain of terror • French war hero turned emperor • ...
22 2025-09-17
Across
- Decorative carp
- Pottery repaired with gold
- Patience and endurance
- Good fortune
- Folk hero boy
- Paper cutting art
- Convenience store
- Understated elegance
- Greeting meaning hello
- Fox spirit
- Pathos of things
- Circle of enlightenment
- Stringed instrument
Down
- Shrine guardian dogs
- Training hall
- Supernatural beings
- Raccoon dog spirit
- Beauty of aging
- Beauty in imperfection
- Divine wind
- Police station
- Mythical creature
- Purification water
- Mysterious beauty
- Heart or spirit
25 Clues: Fox spirit • Divine wind • Good fortune • Training hall • Folk hero boy • Police station • Decorative carp • Beauty of aging • Heart or spirit • Pathos of things • Paper cutting art • Convenience store • Mythical creature • Mysterious beauty • Raccoon dog spirit • Purification water • Supernatural beings • Stringed instrument • Shrine guardian dogs • Understated elegance • Beauty in imperfection • ...
Puzzle 2015-10-14
Across
- governor of Pennsylvania
- Washington's secretary of the treasury
- George Washington's plantation
- Benjamin Franklin's daughter
- intercolonial cooperation and imperial defense
- ruling of a king
- George Washington's wife
- uprising of farmers
- fake name of Franklin's
Down
- tax of colonial items
- men who influenced the Revolution
- Franklin's British friend
- lady's man
- fight against Britain
- Washington surrendered his sword
- halting of imported slaves
- ownership of people
- new ideas
- governor of Massachusets
- sold 150,000 copies
20 Clues: new ideas • lady's man • ruling of a king • ownership of people • sold 150,000 copies • uprising of farmers • tax of colonial items • fight against Britain • fake name of Franklin's • governor of Pennsylvania • governor of Massachusets • George Washington's wife • Franklin's British friend • halting of imported slaves • Benjamin Franklin's daughter • George Washington's plantation • ...
11 Review #4 2014-01-16
Across
- a festival
- the whole not just the first five
- V
- a small altar
- genocide
- a type of warrior
- used to disrupt logical thinking
- enlightenment
- means teacher
- destroyed second Jewish temple
Down
- day of rest
- a binding agreement
- very traditional
- destroyed first Jewish temple
- term for a people in exile
- disembowelment
- the way of the warrior
- constructed the first Jewish temple
- a gateway to the spiritual
- things, places with spiritual power
20 Clues: V • genocide • a festival • day of rest • a small altar • enlightenment • means teacher • disembowelment • very traditional • a type of warrior • a binding agreement • the way of the warrior • term for a people in exile • a gateway to the spiritual • destroyed first Jewish temple • destroyed second Jewish temple • used to disrupt logical thinking • the whole not just the first five • ...
French Revolution 2023-10-24
Across
- French military leader
- what the third state only did
- Place where they held parties
- doubled in price
- had representation
- Ruled by small group
- Had big effects on the third estate
- Radical freedom
- Machine that cuts the queen and kings heads
Down
- French economy
- Old regime
- rulers with most power
- divide of power
- Only could vote
- Each estate only had one
- Monarchy was
- Equality
- France is now a
- Tennis Court
- Mobbed and stormed
20 Clues: Equality • Old regime • Monarchy was • Tennis Court • French economy • divide of power • Only could vote • France is now a • Radical freedom • doubled in price • had representation • Mobbed and stormed • Ruled by small group • French military leader • rulers with most power • Each estate only had one • what the third state only did • Place where they held parties • Had big effects on the third estate • ...
Olivia Polchito- enlightenment and revolution 2025-01-14
Across
- earth centered
- telescope
- limit power of other branches
- meetings
- simple
- agreement
- respects peoples rights and rules fairly
- knowledge through logic
- powers divided
- sun centered
- intellectuals
- 3 branches
Down
- questioning beliefs
- leader of Russia
- 16th and 17th century
- wrote declaration of independence
- God
- extra
- born good
- argued for equality
- July 4, 1776
- gravity
- method to solve math
- church
- 10 amendments
- Life, liberty, pursuit of happiness
26 Clues: God • extra • simple • church • gravity • meetings • telescope • born good • agreement • 3 branches • July 4, 1776 • sun centered • 10 amendments • intellectuals • earth centered • powers divided • leader of Russia • questioning beliefs • argued for equality • method to solve math • 16th and 17th century • knowledge through logic • limit power of other branches • wrote declaration of independence • ...
religion crossword 2026-02-25
Across
- belief of many gods
- Muslim praying place
- Hindu and Buddhist praying place
- law of nature
- eternal peace
- cause and effect
- christian book
- no food for specific time frame
- guide to end suffering and self awakening
- weekly day of rest
Down
- Cristian symbol of christ
- cycle of life
- old,sacred scriptures
- find peace within
- Islamic book
- belief of one god
- ultimate spiritual goal
- declaration of faith
- Sidharta Gautama
- follower of islam
20 Clues: Islamic book • cycle of life • law of nature • eternal peace • christian book • cause and effect • Sidharta Gautama • find peace within • belief of one god • follower of islam • weekly day of rest • belief of many gods • Muslim praying place • declaration of faith • old,sacred scriptures • ultimate spiritual goal • Cristian symbol of christ • no food for specific time frame • ...
AJ Global studies 2024-05-29
Across
- leader of a genius
- policy
- a gruop of people
- ends the french revolution
- citizen capet
- a agreement in wich they gave up there freedom
- studied goverments
- english thinker
- age of reason
Down
- shrewed lawyer
- market the natural forces of supply and demand
- english thinker
- 60 year reign
- hasty trials
- military hero
- middle class
- taxed newspapers
- killing machine
- rights rights that belonged to all people scince birth
19 Clues: policy • hasty trials • middle class • 60 year reign • military hero • citizen capet • age of reason • shrewed lawyer • english thinker • killing machine • english thinker • taxed newspapers • a gruop of people • leader of a genius • studied goverments • ends the french revolution • a agreement in wich they gave up there freedom • market the natural forces of supply and demand • ...
Happy Anniversary! 2025-08-24
Across
- Adam’s home state
- anniversary month
- age we met
- sea lion lookalike
- better than a phone call
- strands, connections, etc.
- city Erin lives in currently
- dating app
- how long I’m going to love you
Down
- month we met
- Erin’s home state
- go-to breakfast joint
- Saturday morning tradition
- I’m doing my ___
- enlightenment
- six-month cake flavor
- our first date spot
- mvp (most valuable pet)
18 Clues: age we met • dating app • month we met • enlightenment • I’m doing my ___ • Adam’s home state • Erin’s home state • anniversary month • sea lion lookalike • our first date spot • go-to breakfast joint • six-month cake flavor • mvp (most valuable pet) • better than a phone call • Saturday morning tradition • strands, connections, etc. • city Erin lives in currently • how long I’m going to love you
FRANKENSTEIN 2025-10-14
Across
- “Blank slate” philosophy
- Poetic movement influencing Shelley
- Victor’s youngest brother
- Sea captain narrator
- Restorative motif
- The creature’s first victim
- Narrative structure
- Wrongfully executed woman
- Setting of creation
- The creature’s demand
- Location of Victor’s final confrontation
Down
- Frame narrator
- Destructive emotion
- Victor’s pursuit that mirrors the myth of Prometheus
- Allusion to Coleridge’s poem
- Milton’s work the creature reads
- Family the creature observes
- Victor’s loyal friend
- University Victor attends
- Symbol of enlightenment/destruction
20 Clues: Frame narrator • Restorative motif • Destructive emotion • Narrative structure • Setting of creation • Sea captain narrator • Victor’s loyal friend • The creature’s demand • “Blank slate” philosophy • Victor’s youngest brother • University Victor attends • Wrongfully executed woman • The creature’s first victim • Allusion to Coleridge’s poem • Family the creature observes • ...
Merry Christmas! 2018-12-18
Across
- For Though We May Be ___
- unofficial mascot
- Play shirt HMS
- More good man
- "Lengthy" inservice topic
- Big Squeeze
- your alter ego
- My uncle
- Throw the __ at us
- Couple of faculty
- dessert
- ___ butter
Down
- Lessons and __
- Best man
- Icelandic coming of age ceremony
- Coffee and pi dept
- All is well
- 4:15 "club"
- "It's a nut!"
- Local Enlightenment leader
- Hero of McGowan's pass
- Not butter
- official mascot
- Salad interloper
24 Clues: dessert • Best man • My uncle • Not butter • ___ butter • All is well • 4:15 "club" • Big Squeeze • "It's a nut!" • More good man • Lessons and __ • Play shirt HMS • your alter ego • official mascot • Salad interloper • unofficial mascot • Couple of faculty • Coffee and pi dept • Throw the __ at us • Hero of McGowan's pass • For Though We May Be ___ • "Lengthy" inservice topic • Local Enlightenment leader • ...
OMG 2019-04-08
Across
- argumentere
- ondskab
- dictatorship
- bedragerisk
- talekunst
- begejstring
- godhed
- afskaffelse
- snu
- hyklerisk
- vurdere
- nedladende
- franklin
- logos
- fordomsfuld
- katteagtig
- abraham
- fantasifuld
- pathos
- enkelhed
- medlidenhed
- lovændring
Down
- Aristoteles
- chamberlain
- ransagningskendelse
- skæbne
- politics
- påstand
- storhedsvanvid
- oplysning
- ånd
- uretfærdig
- storhed
- reliability
- metaphor
- visions
- winston
- vulgær
- forfatning
- uretfærdighed
- rhetorics
- retfærdiggøre
- comparison
- founding
44 Clues: ånd • snu • logos • skæbne • godhed • vulgær • pathos • ondskab • påstand • storhed • visions • winston • vurdere • abraham • politics • metaphor • franklin • founding • enkelhed • talekunst • oplysning • hyklerisk • rhetorics • uretfærdig • nedladende • forfatning • katteagtig • comparison • lovændring • Aristoteles • chamberlain • argumentere • bedragerisk • begejstring • afskaffelse • reliability • fordomsfuld • fantasifuld • medlidenhed • dictatorship • ...
Level two #4 2021-12-09
Across
- reaching it requires meditation
- Siddhartha's mother
- truths created by buddha
- experience comes with it
- goods given to poor people
- became the buddha
- buddha
Down
- following the eightfold path
- the enlightened one
- achieve nirvana
- Siddhartha's father
- disease
- money/rich
- the endless cycle of reincarnation
- person in religion of self discipline/suffering
- The highest in the cast system
- represents the universe
- a cycle of cause and effect
- castles
- rebirth comes after this
20 Clues: buddha • disease • castles • money/rich • achieve nirvana • became the buddha • the enlightened one • Siddhartha's father • Siddhartha's mother • represents the universe • truths created by buddha • experience comes with it • rebirth comes after this • goods given to poor people • a cycle of cause and effect • following the eightfold path • The highest in the cast system • ...
Geoagraphy 2024-04-04
Across
- Hindu god of destruction
- Original name of Buddha
- Islamic holy city
- Founder of Buddhism
- Jewish holy book
- Christian place of worship
- Jewish prophet
- Jewish religious leader
- Symbolic representation of Christianity
- Jewish place of worship
- Islamic holy book
Down
- Buddhist principle of cosmic order
- Christian holy book
- Hindu god with an elephant head
- Islamic name for God
- Buddhist state of enlightenment
- Hindu place of worship
- Christian symbol
- Hindu concept of moral causation
- Islamic place of worship
20 Clues: Jewish prophet • Jewish holy book • Christian symbol • Islamic holy city • Islamic holy book • Christian holy book • Founder of Buddhism • Islamic name for God • Hindu place of worship • Original name of Buddha • Jewish religious leader • Jewish place of worship • Hindu god of destruction • Islamic place of worship • Christian place of worship • Hindu god with an elephant head • ...
TKAM Vocabulary NAME V1 2024-03-15
Across
- merciless
- curious
- adventure
- outdated
- lawbreaking
- goading
- fondness
- decay
- tendency
- anomaly
- weak
- virtue
- consequence
- appearance
- bypass
- elite
- sorrow
- gruesome
- defamation
- relief
- naive
- disagreeable
- angry
Down
- frozen
- nostalgia
- promising
- hermaphrodite
- terse
- grateful
- prohibit
- odd
- kindness
- complexion
- enlightenment
- rule
- illegal
- crime
- hateful
- aboriginal
- similar
- fourth dimension
- abuse
- opposite
- shade
44 Clues: odd • weak • rule • terse • decay • crime • elite • abuse • naive • angry • shade • frozen • virtue • bypass • sorrow • relief • curious • goading • anomaly • illegal • hateful • similar • grateful • outdated • prohibit • fondness • kindness • tendency • gruesome • opposite • merciless • nostalgia • promising • adventure • complexion • appearance • aboriginal • defamation • lawbreaking • consequence • disagreeable • hermaphrodite • enlightenment • fourth dimension
Buddhism Crossword 2022-11-28
Across
- Pink water flower
- Enlightenment phase
- Immeasurable light
- Old teacher or old master
- Mediation for zen buddhas
- Imaginary palace
- Bodhisattva who represents compassion
- Sanskrit word for generosity
- Suffering or pain
- Japanese term for awakening
Down
- Important form of buddhist architecture
- Triple basket
- Thunder vehicle or diamond vehicle
- Desire or thirst
- Attained the goal of religious life
- Another name for siddhartha gautama
- Special symbol
- Biggest japaneses organization
18 Clues: Triple basket • Special symbol • Desire or thirst • Imaginary palace • Pink water flower • Suffering or pain • Immeasurable light • Enlightenment phase • Old teacher or old master • Mediation for zen buddhas • Japanese term for awakening • Sanskrit word for generosity • Biggest japaneses organization • Thunder vehicle or diamond vehicle • Attained the goal of religious life • ...
FRANKENSTEIN 2025-10-14
Across
- “Blank slate” philosophy
- Poetic movement influencing Shelley
- Victor’s youngest brother
- Sea captain narrator
- Restorative motif
- The creature’s first victim
- Narrative structure
- Wrongfully executed woman
- Setting of creation
- The creature’s demand
- Location of Victor’s final confrontation
Down
- Frame narrator
- Destructive emotion
- Victor’s pursuit that mirrors the myth of Prometheus
- Allusion to Coleridge’s poem
- Milton’s work the creature reads
- Family the creature observes
- Victor’s loyal friend
- University Victor attends
- Symbol of enlightenment/destruction
20 Clues: Frame narrator • Restorative motif • Destructive emotion • Narrative structure • Setting of creation • Sea captain narrator • Victor’s loyal friend • The creature’s demand • “Blank slate” philosophy • Victor’s youngest brother • University Victor attends • Wrongfully executed woman • The creature’s first victim • Allusion to Coleridge’s poem • Family the creature observes • ...
Napoleonic wars Name_______ 2015-03-03
Across
- the first one, before
- Politicians wanting to improve society
- set up, start
- rational, makes sense,
- wise, logical,
- to ban, make illegal
- Changes to the constitution
- Acceptance
- based on evidence, rationality, logic
Down
- voting
- to understand, be aware
- put to death, implemented, finish
- permissive, to allow, to permit
- bring back, rebuild
- encouraged, motivated, moved
- bring back, rebuild
- chaos, fear, instability
- Changes in laws or customs
18 Clues: voting • Acceptance • set up, start • wise, logical, • bring back, rebuild • bring back, rebuild • to ban, make illegal • the first one, before • rational, makes sense, • to understand, be aware • chaos, fear, instability • Changes in laws or customs • Changes to the constitution • encouraged, motivated, moved • permissive, to allow, to permit • put to death, implemented, finish • ...
Napoleonic wars Name_______ 2015-03-03
Across
- rational, makes sense,
- voting
- Politicians wanting to improve society
- the first one, before
- set up, start
- based on evidence, rationality, logic
- permissive, to allow, to permit
- to ban, make illegal
- Changes in laws or customs
Down
- encouraged, motivated, moved
- bring back, rebuild
- to understand, be aware
- put to death, implemented, finish
- wise, logical,
- bring back, rebuild
- chaos, fear, instability
- Changes to the constitution
- Acceptance
18 Clues: voting • Acceptance • set up, start • wise, logical, • bring back, rebuild • bring back, rebuild • to ban, make illegal • the first one, before • rational, makes sense, • to understand, be aware • chaos, fear, instability • Changes in laws or customs • Changes to the constitution • encouraged, motivated, moved • permissive, to allow, to permit • put to death, implemented, finish • ...
Napoleonic wars Name_______ 2015-03-03
Across
- Politicians wanting to improve society
- wise, logical,
- to ban, make illegal
- set up, start
- Changes to the constitution
- encouraged, motivated, moved
- the first one, before
- Changes in laws or customs
Down
- chaos, fear, instability
- based on evidence, rationality, logic
- to understand, be aware
- rational, makes sense,
- bring back, rebuild
- bring back, rebuild
- Acceptance
- voting
- permissive, to allow, to permit
- put to death, implemented, finish
18 Clues: voting • Acceptance • set up, start • wise, logical, • bring back, rebuild • bring back, rebuild • to ban, make illegal • the first one, before • rational, makes sense, • to understand, be aware • chaos, fear, instability • Changes in laws or customs • Changes to the constitution • encouraged, motivated, moved • permissive, to allow, to permit • put to death, implemented, finish • ...
Napoleonic wars Name_______ 2015-03-03
Across
- Changes to the constitution
- chaos, fear, instability
- put to death, implemented, finish
- to ban, make illegal
- bring back, rebuild
- voting
- set up, start
- based on evidence, rationality, logic
Down
- permissive, to allow, to permit
- wise, logical,
- to understand, be aware
- Politicians wanting to improve society
- rational, makes sense,
- bring back, rebuild
- the first one, before
- Changes in laws or customs
- Acceptance
- encouraged, motivated, moved
18 Clues: voting • Acceptance • set up, start • wise, logical, • bring back, rebuild • bring back, rebuild • to ban, make illegal • the first one, before • rational, makes sense, • to understand, be aware • chaos, fear, instability • Changes in laws or customs • Changes to the constitution • encouraged, motivated, moved • permissive, to allow, to permit • put to death, implemented, finish • ...
Napoleonic wars Name_______ 2015-03-03
Across
- voting
- bring back, rebuild
- based on evidence, rationality, logic
- Changes to the constitution
- to understand, be aware
- permissive, to allow, to permit
- chaos, fear, instability
- put to death, implemented, finish
Down
- the first one, before
- Changes in laws or customs
- bring back, rebuild
- encouraged, motivated, moved
- Acceptance
- to ban, make illegal
- Politicians wanting to improve society
- wise, logical,
- set up, start
- rational, makes sense,
18 Clues: voting • Acceptance • set up, start • wise, logical, • bring back, rebuild • bring back, rebuild • to ban, make illegal • the first one, before • rational, makes sense, • to understand, be aware • chaos, fear, instability • Changes in laws or customs • Changes to the constitution • encouraged, motivated, moved • permissive, to allow, to permit • put to death, implemented, finish • ...
Napoleonic wars Name_______ 2015-03-03
Across
- permissive, to allow, to permit
- the first one, before
- bring back, rebuild
- bring back, rebuild
- wise, logical,
- to understand, be aware
- chaos, fear, instability
- Changes in laws or customs
- encouraged, motivated, moved
Down
- Changes to the constitution
- voting
- Politicians wanting to improve society
- to ban, make illegal
- set up, start
- rational, makes sense,
- Acceptance
- put to death, implemented, finish
- based on evidence, rationality, logic
18 Clues: voting • Acceptance • set up, start • wise, logical, • bring back, rebuild • bring back, rebuild • to ban, make illegal • the first one, before • rational, makes sense, • to understand, be aware • chaos, fear, instability • Changes in laws or customs • Changes to the constitution • encouraged, motivated, moved • permissive, to allow, to permit • put to death, implemented, finish • ...
Napoleonic wars Name_______ 2015-03-03
Across
- Changes to the constitution
- wise, logical,
- rational, makes sense,
- put to death, implemented, finish
- voting
- to understand, be aware
- Acceptance
- permissive, to allow, to permit
Down
- set up, start
- Politicians wanting to improve society
- chaos, fear, instability
- the first one, before
- bring back, rebuild
- to ban, make illegal
- bring back, rebuild
- encouraged, motivated, moved
- Changes in laws or customs
- based on evidence, rationality, logic
18 Clues: voting • Acceptance • set up, start • wise, logical, • bring back, rebuild • bring back, rebuild • to ban, make illegal • the first one, before • rational, makes sense, • to understand, be aware • chaos, fear, instability • Changes in laws or customs • Changes to the constitution • encouraged, motivated, moved • permissive, to allow, to permit • put to death, implemented, finish • ...
Napoleonic wars Name_______ 2015-03-03
Across
- the first one, before
- set up, start
- voting
- to ban, make illegal
- Changes to the constitution
- Politicians wanting to improve society
- put to death, implemented, finish
- chaos, fear, instability
- Acceptance
- rational, makes sense,
Down
- permissive, to allow, to permit
- wise, logical,
- to understand, be aware
- bring back, rebuild
- encouraged, motivated, moved
- Changes in laws or customs
- bring back, rebuild
- based on evidence, rationality, logic
18 Clues: voting • Acceptance • set up, start • wise, logical, • bring back, rebuild • bring back, rebuild • to ban, make illegal • the first one, before • rational, makes sense, • to understand, be aware • chaos, fear, instability • Changes in laws or customs • Changes to the constitution • encouraged, motivated, moved • permissive, to allow, to permit • put to death, implemented, finish • ...
Buddhism 2024-06-19
Across
- No self
- blank of good law
- what does Buddhism detest
- what does Buddhism stem from
- variant from Tibet
- oldest variant of Buddhism
- what is buddha's name
- impermanence
Down
- four noble ... blank
- largest variant of Buddhism
- blank... book of the dead
- the 3 baskets of sacred texts
- the cycle of reincarnation
- suffering
- what comes around goes around
- enlightenment
- Buddha's teachings (one of three jewels)
17 Clues: No self • suffering • impermanence • enlightenment • blank of good law • variant from Tibet • four noble ... blank • what is buddha's name • blank... book of the dead • what does Buddhism detest • the cycle of reincarnation • oldest variant of Buddhism • largest variant of Buddhism • what does Buddhism stem from • the 3 baskets of sacred texts • what comes around goes around • ...
Napoleonic wars Name_______ 2015-03-03
Across
- Changes in laws or customs
- encouraged, motivated, moved
- Acceptance
- bring back, rebuild
- to ban, make illegal
- set up, start
- the first one, before
- rational, makes sense,
- put to death, implemented, finish
Down
- based on evidence, rationality, logic
- voting
- bring back, rebuild
- to understand, be aware
- Changes to the constitution
- Politicians wanting to improve society
- wise, logical,
- chaos, fear, instability
- permissive, to allow, to permit
18 Clues: voting • Acceptance • set up, start • wise, logical, • bring back, rebuild • bring back, rebuild • to ban, make illegal • the first one, before • rational, makes sense, • to understand, be aware • chaos, fear, instability • Changes in laws or customs • Changes to the constitution • encouraged, motivated, moved • permissive, to allow, to permit • put to death, implemented, finish • ...
Napoleonic wars Name_______ 2015-03-03
Across
- Changes in laws or customs
- the first one, before
- bring back, rebuild
- wise, logical,
- rational, makes sense,
- to understand, be aware
- voting
- set up, start
- Changes to the constitution
Down
- put to death, implemented, finish
- Acceptance
- based on evidence, rationality, logic
- Politicians wanting to improve society
- to ban, make illegal
- permissive, to allow, to permit
- bring back, rebuild
- encouraged, motivated, moved
- chaos, fear, instability
18 Clues: voting • Acceptance • set up, start • wise, logical, • bring back, rebuild • bring back, rebuild • to ban, make illegal • the first one, before • rational, makes sense, • to understand, be aware • chaos, fear, instability • Changes in laws or customs • Changes to the constitution • encouraged, motivated, moved • permissive, to allow, to permit • put to death, implemented, finish • ...
Napoleonic wars Name_______ 2015-03-03
Across
- Acceptance
- voting
- based on evidence, rationality, logic
- to ban, make illegal
- Changes in laws or customs
- bring back, rebuild
- put to death, implemented, finish
- rational, makes sense,
- bring back, rebuild
Down
- encouraged, motivated, moved
- permissive, to allow, to permit
- the first one, before
- set up, start
- chaos, fear, instability
- to understand, be aware
- Politicians wanting to improve society
- wise, logical,
- Changes to the constitution
18 Clues: voting • Acceptance • set up, start • wise, logical, • bring back, rebuild • bring back, rebuild • to ban, make illegal • the first one, before • rational, makes sense, • to understand, be aware • chaos, fear, instability • Changes in laws or customs • Changes to the constitution • encouraged, motivated, moved • permissive, to allow, to permit • put to death, implemented, finish • ...
Napoleonic wars Name_______ 2015-03-03
Across
- rational, makes sense,
- bring back, rebuild
- bring back, rebuild
- based on evidence, rationality, logic
- encouraged, motivated, moved
- to understand, be aware
- Changes to the constitution
- chaos, fear, instability
- voting
Down
- permissive, to allow, to permit
- Politicians wanting to improve society
- Acceptance
- wise, logical,
- Changes in laws or customs
- to ban, make illegal
- put to death, implemented, finish
- set up, start
- the first one, before
18 Clues: voting • Acceptance • set up, start • wise, logical, • bring back, rebuild • bring back, rebuild • to ban, make illegal • the first one, before • rational, makes sense, • to understand, be aware • chaos, fear, instability • Changes in laws or customs • Changes to the constitution • encouraged, motivated, moved • permissive, to allow, to permit • put to death, implemented, finish • ...
Civics Crossword 2022-10-17
Across
- A cultural movement that sought to use reason and logic to improve society
- ___________ contract, the idea that people give up security in exchange for protection
- A type of government where a king or queen rules
- Another word for representative democracy
- A type of government where a religion is in charge
Down
- _____________ Carta, signed in 1215 by King John that limited the power of the monarchy
- Last name of the man who wrote most of the Declaration of Independence
- The English raised taxes cuz they were in ____________ from the French and Indian War
- A type of government where one person rules
- A type of government where a small group has all the power
- A type of democracy where citizens vote on each issue
- Last name of the most important enlightenment philosopher
12 Clues: Another word for representative democracy • A type of government where one person rules • A type of government where a king or queen rules • A type of government where a religion is in charge • A type of democracy where citizens vote on each issue • Last name of the most important enlightenment philosopher • ...
Napoleonic wars Name_______ 2015-03-03
Across
- set up, start
- to ban, make illegal
- Changes in laws or customs
- Acceptance
- Politicians wanting to improve society
- Changes to the constitution
- the first one, before
- chaos, fear, instability
- encouraged, motivated, moved
- based on evidence, rationality, logic
Down
- put to death, implemented, finish
- to understand, be aware
- rational, makes sense,
- wise, logical,
- bring back, rebuild
- voting
- permissive, to allow, to permit
- bring back, rebuild
18 Clues: voting • Acceptance • set up, start • wise, logical, • bring back, rebuild • bring back, rebuild • to ban, make illegal • the first one, before • rational, makes sense, • to understand, be aware • chaos, fear, instability • Changes in laws or customs • Changes to the constitution • encouraged, motivated, moved • permissive, to allow, to permit • put to death, implemented, finish • ...
Napoleonic wars Name_______ 2015-03-03
Across
- Changes to the constitution
- Politicians wanting to improve society
- to understand, be aware
- rational, makes sense,
- wise, logical,
- based on evidence, rationality, logic
- bring back, rebuild
- permissive, to allow, to permit
Down
- bring back, rebuild
- put to death, implemented, finish
- chaos, fear, instability
- the first one, before
- to ban, make illegal
- set up, start
- Changes in laws or customs
- voting
- Acceptance
- encouraged, motivated, moved
18 Clues: voting • Acceptance • set up, start • wise, logical, • bring back, rebuild • bring back, rebuild • to ban, make illegal • the first one, before • rational, makes sense, • to understand, be aware • chaos, fear, instability • Changes in laws or customs • Changes to the constitution • encouraged, motivated, moved • permissive, to allow, to permit • put to death, implemented, finish • ...
Napoleonic wars Name_______ 2015-03-03
Across
- Changes in laws or customs
- bring back, rebuild
- to ban, make illegal
- the first one, before
- Acceptance
- bring back, rebuild
- chaos, fear, instability
- Politicians wanting to improve society
- put to death, implemented, finish
Down
- Changes to the constitution
- based on evidence, rationality, logic
- set up, start
- rational, makes sense,
- encouraged, motivated, moved
- voting
- to understand, be aware
- wise, logical,
- permissive, to allow, to permit
18 Clues: voting • Acceptance • set up, start • wise, logical, • bring back, rebuild • bring back, rebuild • to ban, make illegal • the first one, before • rational, makes sense, • to understand, be aware • chaos, fear, instability • Changes in laws or customs • Changes to the constitution • encouraged, motivated, moved • permissive, to allow, to permit • put to death, implemented, finish • ...
Napoleonic wars Name_______ 2015-03-03
Across
- the first one, before
- encouraged, motivated, moved
- bring back, rebuild
- to understand, be aware
- voting
- based on evidence, rationality, logic
- Politicians wanting to improve society
- rational, makes sense,
- put to death, implemented, finish
Down
- Acceptance
- to ban, make illegal
- Changes to the constitution
- chaos, fear, instability
- wise, logical,
- permissive, to allow, to permit
- set up, start
- bring back, rebuild
- Changes in laws or customs
18 Clues: voting • Acceptance • set up, start • wise, logical, • bring back, rebuild • bring back, rebuild • to ban, make illegal • the first one, before • rational, makes sense, • to understand, be aware • chaos, fear, instability • Changes in laws or customs • Changes to the constitution • encouraged, motivated, moved • permissive, to allow, to permit • put to death, implemented, finish • ...
Napoleonic wars Name_______ 2015-03-03
Across
- the first one, before
- Acceptance
- Changes to the constitution
- chaos, fear, instability
- bring back, rebuild
- Politicians wanting to improve society
- rational, makes sense,
- bring back, rebuild
- wise, logical,
- to understand, be aware
Down
- Changes in laws or customs
- based on evidence, rationality, logic
- set up, start
- permissive, to allow, to permit
- voting
- to ban, make illegal
- encouraged, motivated, moved
- put to death, implemented, finish
18 Clues: voting • Acceptance • set up, start • wise, logical, • bring back, rebuild • bring back, rebuild • to ban, make illegal • the first one, before • rational, makes sense, • to understand, be aware • chaos, fear, instability • Changes in laws or customs • Changes to the constitution • encouraged, motivated, moved • permissive, to allow, to permit • put to death, implemented, finish • ...
Gettman 2021-03-02
Across
- considered to be the best composer of the baroque era
- believed people were naturally good; people should have the power over the government
- women should choose for themselves; a women's first duty is to be a good mother
- He took works from Hobbes, Locke and other people and put them into a book called the Encyclopedias
- restricting access to certain ideas and information
- Said an absolute monarchy was the best and humans are naturally cruel, greedy, and selfish
Down
- Thought that their should be different branches of government that divide the power using checks and balances
- things that can't be taken from a person
- Believed everyone should have freedom of speech and take care of each other
- People had certain natural rights; the best government had limited power and accepted by all citizens
- someone who question things during the enlightenment
- Coined the phrase enlightenment
- urged the policy of laissez-fair
- a lighter, elegant and charming painting
- a type of painting that glorified battle and were huge and colorful
15 Clues: Coined the phrase enlightenment • urged the policy of laissez-fair • things that can't be taken from a person • a lighter, elegant and charming painting • restricting access to certain ideas and information • someone who question things during the enlightenment • considered to be the best composer of the baroque era • ...
World History Philosophers Crosswword 2016-04-21
Across
- - Scottish thinker who was a pioneer of political economy
- - belief in the existence of a supreme being, specifically of a creator who does not intervene in the universe.
- - place for men and women to congregate
- - translates to “ to be fair”
- - baroque style of decoration with asymmetrical patterns
- - thinker during the Enlightenment
- Believed that if a woman could reason, then the woman should have the rights of a man.
- - Believed in three types of government for different sized countries, also believed in checks and balances
- - Published the first Encyclopedia to spark intellectual and philosophical growth.
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- - Believed in deism: God created the universe before disappearing. Against Catholicism but believed in tolerance for all religions
- - believed in social contract
- - Believed every person was born with a blank mind, and senses, experiences, and environment influenced everything about a person
- - separation of power between people and government
- - European intellectual movement of the late 17th and 18th century
- - agreement among the members of a society
15 Clues: - believed in social contract • - translates to “ to be fair” • - thinker during the Enlightenment • - place for men and women to congregate • - agreement among the members of a society • - separation of power between people and government • - baroque style of decoration with asymmetrical patterns • - Scottish thinker who was a pioneer of political economy • ...
Foundations of U.S. Government overview 2021-10-08
Across
- ___ rights are rights that everyone should have
- According to this, people agreed to give up some freedom to be ruled by the government (2 words)
- The ______ Bill of Rights listed certain rights of English citizens and said that kings could not take them away.
- The first representative government in the colonies (3 words)
- The Mayflower Compact set up a direct democracy here
- In this type of government the ruler/government is not all-powerful.
- In this type of democracy, people choose leaders to govern for them.
Down
- A written agreement
- In this type of democracy the people govern themselves
- Enlightenment thinker that said people have the right to life, liberty, and property
- Enlightenment thinker that said the legislative power belongs to the people
- A group of representatives that makes laws
- A settlement controlled by another country
- When a country has a representative democracy it is called this.
- A government in which the people rule
15 Clues: A written agreement • A government in which the people rule • A group of representatives that makes laws • A settlement controlled by another country • ___ rights are rights that everyone should have • The Mayflower Compact set up a direct democracy here • In this type of democracy the people govern themselves • ...
Enlighten Me 2025-04-28
Across
- advocated for women's equal rights and education, believing lack of education leads to an unhealthy mind
- the concept of real vs. fake
- _____ holds citizens back from Reason
- French philosopher famous for his work on skepticism and the mind-body problem
- the author of 'A Modest Proposal’
- working class people
Down
- granting free will leads to Enlightenment
- thought socialism would eventually take the place of capitalism
- believed humans in their natural state are driven by self-interest and survival, requiring a powerful ruler to impose order and maintain peace
- advocated for 3 natural rights of citizens: life, liberty, property
- one of three women to ever be killed by the guillotine
- believed humans are born free, but society corrupts them, and equality comes from the general will
- the government should protect rights if citizens agree to give up their right to ____
- challenging old ideas and embracing new ways of thinking
- promoted the idea that self-interest motivates people to form societies
15 Clues: working class people • the concept of real vs. fake • the author of 'A Modest Proposal’ • _____ holds citizens back from Reason • granting free will leads to Enlightenment • one of three women to ever be killed by the guillotine • challenging old ideas and embracing new ways of thinking • thought socialism would eventually take the place of capitalism • ...
Final Review 2023-12-17
13 Clues: Inner Peace • Storyteller • King in Africa • Spirits in Nature • Wife of Justinian • Holy Book of Islam • Pilgrimage to Mecca • leader after Muhammad • First Emperor of Rome • Potion for Immortality • Required fast for Muslims • Traveler in the Ming Dynasty • Emperor of the Byzantine Empire
The Age of Enlightenment 2022-02-03
Across
- What famous nursery rhyme came from the time period of The English Civil War?
- This is a place where civilians of all social classes could gather and discuss ideas.
- Where did the Age of Enlightenment originate?
- Who said this quote, "There is often a great deal of difference between the will of all and the general will."
- What were the letters called that Montesquieu criticized the church and wealthy French?
- Who fought against each other in the Thirty Years War?
- Who were seen as the social critics at this time?
- Who questioned monarchs because he hated absolutism?
Down
- Who said "Knowledge is power."
- Who published the book, Mystery of the Cosmos
- Who believed that people were too competitive to have a democracy work?
- When was the Age of Enlightenment? (in words)
12 Clues: Who said "Knowledge is power." • Who published the book, Mystery of the Cosmos • When was the Age of Enlightenment? (in words) • Where did the Age of Enlightenment originate? • Who were seen as the social critics at this time? • Who questioned monarchs because he hated absolutism? • Who fought against each other in the Thirty Years War? • ...
U1-3 Latin Greek Roots 2021-05-13
Across
- the most important ingredient
- capable of being accomplished
- having no motion
- lack of experience
- misconduct or wrongdoing
- frankness of expression
- a state of sluggishness or inactivity
- firm and steadfast
- to embarrass and confuse
- possessing great wealth
Down
- to remove from office or power
- a condition of no change
- improvement or enlightenment
- enraged or furious
- disapproval
- greenery
- requiring mental or physical effort
- open and sincere
- to explain in greater detail
19 Clues: greenery • disapproval • having no motion • open and sincere • enraged or furious • lack of experience • firm and steadfast • frankness of expression • possessing great wealth • a condition of no change • misconduct or wrongdoing • to embarrass and confuse • improvement or enlightenment • to explain in greater detail • the most important ingredient • capable of being accomplished • ...
Age of Enlightenment 2021-02-24
Across
- called the "father of modern science" due to his laws of motion and gravity
- believed that monarchs needed absolute power to protect people against themselves
- first to propose the heliocentric theory
- French writer who supported free speech and religious tolerance
- "Father of Modern Chemistry"
- known for her work with radiation
- separation of powers
- proposed Social Contract theory
Down
- early English abolitionist elected to Parliament
- known for his theories on economics
- convicted of heresy by the Catholic Church for his beliefs regarding the universe
- wrote the Declaration of Independence based on Enlightenment ideas
- believed in natural rights such as life, liberty & property
13 Clues: separation of powers • "Father of Modern Chemistry" • proposed Social Contract theory • known for her work with radiation • known for his theories on economics • first to propose the heliocentric theory • early English abolitionist elected to Parliament • believed in natural rights such as life, liberty & property • ...
Scientific Revolution/Enlightenment 2020-10-13
Across
- wrote "Spirit of Laws"/powers seperated
- whose idea that people born with blank mind
- Known as the Father of Rationalism
- discovered a comet
- founded the laws of motion
- He came under suspicion of the church
- He had the heliocentric idea
Down
- philosophical movement of intellectuals
- elegant rooms for women to share ideas
- He had the geocentric idea
- founder of the Scientific Method
- AKA the Age of Reason
- wrote "Treaties of Toleration"
13 Clues: discovered a comet • AKA the Age of Reason • He had the geocentric idea • founded the laws of motion • He had the heliocentric idea • wrote "Treaties of Toleration" • founder of the Scientific Method • Known as the Father of Rationalism • He came under suspicion of the church • elegant rooms for women to share ideas • philosophical movement of intellectuals • ...
The Enlightenment & Revolution 2013-03-28
Across
- new theories of natural world
- a group of strict countries
- exchange between society and government
- When Mary and William took the throne
- bring elements of western culture
- required colonists to pay a tax for an official stamp on papers
- kings supporters, mainly wealthy nobles
Down
- time of optimism and possibility; age of reason
- monarch received their power from God
- Monarchy limited by law
- french valvinist protestant
- certain power given to federal governmednt and others by state government
- Gave Hugenots limited worship freedom
13 Clues: Monarchy limited by law • a group of strict countries • french valvinist protestant • new theories of natural world • bring elements of western culture • monarch received their power from God • When Mary and William took the throne • Gave Hugenots limited worship freedom • exchange between society and government • kings supporters, mainly wealthy nobles • ...
Revolutionary Characters 2016-03-10
Across
- secretary of treasury
- wrote superb book on Jefferson
- leads a country
- political scientist
- promoting political revolution
- Fort Sumter in 1861
- most radical pamphlet written
- We the People..
- 1766 and government weakness
- first American political party
- 1st president of U.S.
Down
- union of political units
- represented pushing back of boundaries
- British radical
- embodied America's democratic ideals
- real master of masquerades
- never shed skepticism about the people
- the highest legislature
- plan made by Madison
- Jefferson's fellow revolutionary
20 Clues: British radical • leads a country • We the People.. • political scientist • Fort Sumter in 1861 • plan made by Madison • secretary of treasury • 1st president of U.S. • the highest legislature • union of political units • real master of masquerades • 1766 and government weakness • most radical pamphlet written • wrote superb book on Jefferson • promoting political revolution • ...
OMG 2019-04-08
Across
- argumentere
- ondskab
- dictatorship
- bedragerisk
- talekunst
- begejstring
- godhed
- afskaffelse
- snu
- hyklerisk
- vurdere
- nedladende
- franklin
- logos
- fordomsfuld
- katteagtig
- abraham
- fantasifuld
- pathos
- enkelhed
- medlidenhed
- lovændring
Down
- Aristoteles
- chamberlain
- ransagningskendelse
- skæbne
- politics
- påstand
- storhedsvanvid
- oplysning
- ånd
- uretfærdig
- storhed
- reliability
- metaphor
- visions
- winston
- vulgær
- forfatning
- uretfærdighed
- rhetorics
- retfærdiggøre
- comparison
- founding
44 Clues: ånd • snu • logos • skæbne • godhed • vulgær • pathos • ondskab • påstand • storhed • visions • winston • vurdere • abraham • politics • metaphor • franklin • founding • enkelhed • talekunst • oplysning • hyklerisk • rhetorics • uretfærdig • nedladende • forfatning • katteagtig • comparison • lovændring • Aristoteles • chamberlain • argumentere • bedragerisk • begejstring • afskaffelse • reliability • fordomsfuld • fantasifuld • medlidenhed • dictatorship • ...
BEHIND CITY LIGHTS 2023-09-17
Across
- Garden City of India
- City of Joy
- Cashew Capital of the world
- City of Pearls
- Steel City of India
- Pink City
- City of Lakes
- Queen of Hill Stations
- City of Enlightenment
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- Coal capital of India
- Chilli capital of India
- Queen of the Arabian Sea
- City of Temples
- City of Wrestlers
- Gateway to the Himalayas
- Sandalwood City
- City of Nawabs
- City of Diamonds
- Milk City
- Queen of the Deccan
20 Clues: Pink City • Milk City • City of Joy • City of Lakes • City of Pearls • City of Nawabs • City of Temples • Sandalwood City • City of Diamonds • City of Wrestlers • Steel City of India • Queen of the Deccan • Garden City of India • Coal capital of India • City of Enlightenment • Queen of Hill Stations • Chilli capital of India • Queen of the Arabian Sea • Gateway to the Himalayas • ...
2023안남고 10218 10214 2023-07-17
Across
- 체육
- buy
- a piece of pafer indicating the date
- 누군가를 치료하는 사람
- 동력을 사용하여 움직이거나 일을 하도록 설계되는 장치
- 판사
- 할인
- from scratchor from the ground up
- the power of the body to engage in physical
- a defense counsel for the accused
Down
- 음식
- 컴퓨터
- 주먹,팔등을 사용하여 공격하는 운동
- a person who serves others
- 법죄를 수사하고 재판을 집행하는 사법관
- a state agency that exercises jurisdiction
- 달리기
- help with words or enlightenment
- 줄넘기
- 인간이 만들어낸 원칙
20 Clues: 음식 • 체육 • 판사 • 할인 • 컴퓨터 • buy • 달리기 • 줄넘기 • 인간이 만들어낸 원칙 • 누군가를 치료하는 사람 • 주먹,팔등을 사용하여 공격하는 운동 • 법죄를 수사하고 재판을 집행하는 사법관 • a person who serves others • 동력을 사용하여 움직이거나 일을 하도록 설계되는 장치 • help with words or enlightenment • from scratchor from the ground up • a defense counsel for the accused • a piece of pafer indicating the date • a state agency that exercises jurisdiction • ...
Ancient India 2021-05-12
Across
- What Siddhartha became
- What Ashoka unified India under
- The ever-present, all-powerful being
- Religious texts
- Gods
- Sacred language of Hinduism
- The four Hindu Castes
- Ultimate spiritual goal
Down
- Discovery
- Only one omnipotent being
- Be generous/giving
- The King, Siddhartha’ father
- Buddhism has -------
- Ashoka’s ideas of behavior towards other
- Son of Maya
- The teaching of Buddhism
- Social Classes
- You Have Bad -----
- The religion in which the caste system is present
- The ruler of the Mauryan Empire
20 Clues: Gods • Discovery • Son of Maya • Social Classes • Religious texts • Be generous/giving • You Have Bad ----- • Buddhism has ------- • The four Hindu Castes • What Siddhartha became • Ultimate spiritual goal • The teaching of Buddhism • Only one omnipotent being • Sacred language of Hinduism • The King, Siddhartha’ father • What Ashoka unified India under • The ruler of the Mauryan Empire • ...
The French Revolution 2022-03-25
Across
- 1791
- 07/12/1790
- 1600 people executed by guillotine
- wanted to fix the unfair tax system
- the kings palace
- unfair vote
- questioning traditions
- to where Napoleon was exiled
- despised the revolution
Down
- national assembly
- caused by bread shortages
- wanted to end the monarchy
- cause of bankruptcy
- Frances finance minister
- clergy
- let them eat cake
- 06/14/1789
- overthrew the directory
- enemys of the revolution
- people who owned land
20 Clues: 1791 • clergy • 07/12/1790 • 06/14/1789 • unfair vote • the kings palace • national assembly • let them eat cake • cause of bankruptcy • people who owned land • questioning traditions • overthrew the directory • despised the revolution • Frances finance minister • enemys of the revolution • caused by bread shortages • wanted to end the monarchy • to where Napoleon was exiled • ...
